BAI
all stars
to join BSAAA
The
Bai Cristobal summer basketball training camp will be organizing an All Star teams
for the elementary and high school which will be entered in the annual competition
of the Bohol Schools Amateur Athletic Association (BSAAA), this was the gist of
the memorandum of agreement which was ironed out by Bobong Madanguit, camp director
of the BCSBTC and Paul Calizar, commissioner of the BSAAA.
This
is a sincere manifestation that the camp will not only train or impart unto their
trainees the new techniques of modern and scientific basketball basics but also
to develop its graduates through constant monitoring and exposing them to a field
of competition and or tournaments.
If
we may recall, the camp have been consistently inculcating unto their trainees
the basics of moral values and discipline so as to lead its graduate to become
God fearing and God loving citizens of our country. Furthermore the graduates
of the training camp have likewise been indoctrinated the basic priorities of
life, such as: God, Family, Education, and Basketball.
Former
superstar of the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA0, Bai Cristobal, who is
the chief trainer of the camp, have been loved by the parents of the participants
because of his patience and sincere dedication to train the aspiring young participants.
Thus he does his task with utmost perfection.
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virtuous former PBA superstar will be ably assisted by local basketball coaches,
former school varsity and commercial players and other sports personalities, as
follows: Gerwin Cabalit, a former UB Flying Lemur and who is still active an a
commercial basketball standout at present. He was the former coach of the BSAAA
champions Bohol Wisdom School Golden Dragons; Paul Calizar, a former BIT IC Super
cruiser and now a member of the BAP referees commission; Dj Dejaresco, a former
stalwart of the University of Perpetual Help of Rizal Daltas and now making waves
as a member of the Holy Name Falcons; and Genesis 'Pakay" Lopena, a former
BIT IC Super cruiser and now coach of the Champions STK commercial basketball
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the notable graduates of the training camp who made it to the bigger leagues were
Donjay Dejaresco, University of Perpetual help of Rizal Dalta of the National
Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA); Josh Dominise, University of Perpetual
Help of Rizal of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA); Dexter Zamora,
Lyceum of the Philippines of the National College Regional Athletic Association
(NCRAA); Nicholo Uy, Cebu Institute of Technology Wildcats of the Cebu Schools
Athletic Foundation Inc. (Cesafi); Kenken Galaura, Cebu Institute of Technology
Wildcats of the Cebu Schools Athletic Foundation Inc. (Cesafi); Ian Lopecillo,
formerly of University of Bohol Flying Lemurs; Loi Diangco, now playing with BIT
IC Super Cruisers; and Christian Racho, who is now making waves in an interschool
tournament in Cagayan de Oro City.
Other
graduates included Victor de Castro; Donniko Cabagnot; Christian Atienza; Ken
Pinos; Kelvin Abarado; Kyle Panong; Ponpon Uy; and many more.
The
camp is open to all able bodied participants who are aged 8 to 18 years old.
Registration
fee is pegged at P1,500 only with free t-shirts and basketball.
Interested
parties may register at the following designated outlets:
Grandmas Purified
Drinking Water, along 6 V.P. Inting Avenue, Tagbilaran City; Angel's Wings Travel
and Tours, M.H. Del Pilar St., Tagbilaran City; and Basketball of the Philippines
(BAP), 6 P. Burgos St., Tagbilaran City.
The
Bai Cristobal basketball camp will accept only limited participants so that the
training can be personally attended by the trainees.
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