THE MESSAGE. BRINGING INTO FOCUS FILIPINO PRESENCE IN AUSTRALIA
www.kalatas.com.au | Volume 5 Number 7 | APRIL 2015
SPORTS
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eet Off to a Rousing Start
alumni match ended in a 56-all draw
after a see-sawing battle that saw the
lead changed hands several times.
Ateneo Sea Eagle and Ateneo de
Cebu Travis Mantua and One La Salle NSW Archer Mark Franco led the
team scoring honours. The rest of the
matches had Adamson Falcons beating One LA Salle NSW, 61-49 and
Adamson Falcons demolishing UP
Maroons, 63 – 23.
Individual scoring honours after
this round of games went to Mapua
Cardinal Jaqson Arellano who leads
the scoring ladder with 42 points followed by One LA Salle NSW Archer Mark Franco 40 points, Angeles University Jets Byron Murphy 38
points and Ateneo Sea Eagle Travis
Mantua 35 points.
Adamson University
Falcons lead group A with
2 wins no lose while JRU
Heavy Bombers pace
group B with a 2 win no
lose result as well.
The next round of
elimination games continues on 12 April and
the semis and grand finals on 19 April at
PCYC Marrickville
from 9 in the morning.
ADAMSON U
2015 Miss PCUA Adamson U muse Alyssa Manalo (centre) with Jasmine Henry and
Mon Policarpio.
ATENEO SEA EAGL
ES
TECH PILIPINAS
Photo credit:
Mon Policarpio
ONE LA SALLE
ANGELES SELECTION
PAMA Golf Cup
THE
PAMA Cup Golf Tournament was held last month
at the Riverside Oaks Golf Resort in Cattai, NSW. It was
a fund raising event for the continuing yearly medical
missions project of the Philippine Australian Medical
Association (PAMA) in the Philippines which started in
2008.
Proclaimed winners were:
Overall Champion –
Lloyd Rodgers with a net
score of 68, Grade A Winner
was Jonathan Espejo, Grade
B Winner was Daven Naidu,
Grade C Winner was Jun de
la Pena. Runner Up Grade A
was Paul Abordo, Runner Up
Grade B was Anthony Ramos and Runner Up Grade C
was Sergio Jamonong. Also
awarded were 18 Novelty
prizes.
To support the PAMA
mission, the winners donated their prizes – the overall
champion donated his whole
prize of $325, Daven Naidu
also donated his $150 prize
followed by the Novelty winners- Joe Cura, Richard Dadat, Edwa Garcia, Mike Garcia, Ramon Gonzales, Max
Borromeo, Anthony Ramos
and Paul Abordo at $25 each.
As an offshoot of the
golf tournament, a prominent golfer, Max Borromeo
and his family in the Philippines donated 100,000