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[Title] => La Salle faces UB in Champions League opener
[Summary] => The hunt for the country’s No. 1 collegiate basketball team is on.
De La Salle University battles University of Baguio and Santo Tomas U clashes with University of Manila on Nov. 10 when the Champions League 2002 unfolds at the Makati Coliseum.
The Green Archers, who lost a three-game series to archrival Ateneo in the UAAP championship, and the UB Cardinals, the Baguio Educational Athletic League winner, collide at 1 p.m., while the UST Growling Tigers and the NAASCU titlist UM Hawks meet at 3 p.m.
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[Title] => Labanan para sa no. 1
[Summary] => Simula na ang labanan para sa pagiging No. 1 collegiate basketball team ng bansa.
Makakaharap ng De La Salle University ang University of Baguio habang magsasagupa naman ang University of Santo Tomas at University of Manila sa Nov. 10 sa pagsisimula ng Champions League 2002 sa Makati Coliseum.
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[Title] => Champs League draws sweet 16
[Summary] => The cast for Champions League 2002, the ultimate collegiate basketball tournament, is complete, with all 16 teams raring to ignite action on Nov. 10 at the Makati Coliseum.
Gathering all the champion school teams from the different collegiate leagues all over the country, Champions League 2002, according to Commissioner Ramon Fernandez, will crown the true champion among champions.
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[Title] => Lipa cagefest now known ‘Champions League 2002’
[Summary] => A tournament among champions should be called just that, main reason why organizers of the Colleges and Universities Basketball Challenge Cup decided to adopt a new name.
Multi-titled former coach and event organizer Joe Lipa yesterday announced that the cagefest featuring the top 16 teams from all over the country would be called Champions League 2002.
"Each team is a champion in its own right, that’s why we came up with a name that is more appropriate and one we believe would easily stick to the people’s mind," explained Lipa.
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[Title] => Cage league to pit all collegiate champs
[Summary] => Imagine the 2002 UAAP varsity champion taking on the finest from the Private Schools Athletic Association of Mindanao. Or the emerging NCAA titlist battling the would-be king from the Baguio Educational Athletic League.
Or the winner of the Visayas tournaments clashing with the victors of either the CUSA, NAASCU and UCAA, all from Metro Manila.
In one big tournament sanctioned by the Basketball Association of the Philippines and aired live on television via NBN-4.
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[Title] => Estrada lauds CHED meet
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Despite his failure to grace yesterday's opening ceremony of the Commission on
Higher Education (CHED) National Games at the University of the Philippines
Diliman Campus in Quezon City, President Joseph Estrada commended yesterday the
organizers of the Games for their commitment in developing the youth through
sports.
"I commend the CHED and FHESA (Federation of Higher Education Sports
Associations) for their collaborative efforts in staging the CHED National
Games.
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BAGUIO EDUCATIONAL ATHLETIC LEAGUE
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[Title] => La Salle faces UB in Champions League opener
[Summary] => The hunt for the country’s No. 1 collegiate basketball team is on.
De La Salle University battles University of Baguio and Santo Tomas U clashes with University of Manila on Nov. 10 when the Champions League 2002 unfolds at the Makati Coliseum.
The Green Archers, who lost a three-game series to archrival Ateneo in the UAAP championship, and the UB Cardinals, the Baguio Educational Athletic League winner, collide at 1 p.m., while the UST Growling Tigers and the NAASCU titlist UM Hawks meet at 3 p.m.
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[Title] => Labanan para sa no. 1
[Summary] => Simula na ang labanan para sa pagiging No. 1 collegiate basketball team ng bansa.
Makakaharap ng De La Salle University ang University of Baguio habang magsasagupa naman ang University of Santo Tomas at University of Manila sa Nov. 10 sa pagsisimula ng Champions League 2002 sa Makati Coliseum.
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[Title] => Champs League draws sweet 16
[Summary] => The cast for Champions League 2002, the ultimate collegiate basketball tournament, is complete, with all 16 teams raring to ignite action on Nov. 10 at the Makati Coliseum.
Gathering all the champion school teams from the different collegiate leagues all over the country, Champions League 2002, according to Commissioner Ramon Fernandez, will crown the true champion among champions.
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[Title] => Lipa cagefest now known ‘Champions League 2002’
[Summary] => A tournament among champions should be called just that, main reason why organizers of the Colleges and Universities Basketball Challenge Cup decided to adopt a new name.
Multi-titled former coach and event organizer Joe Lipa yesterday announced that the cagefest featuring the top 16 teams from all over the country would be called Champions League 2002.
"Each team is a champion in its own right, that’s why we came up with a name that is more appropriate and one we believe would easily stick to the people’s mind," explained Lipa.
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[Title] => Cage league to pit all collegiate champs
[Summary] => Imagine the 2002 UAAP varsity champion taking on the finest from the Private Schools Athletic Association of Mindanao. Or the emerging NCAA titlist battling the would-be king from the Baguio Educational Athletic League.
Or the winner of the Visayas tournaments clashing with the victors of either the CUSA, NAASCU and UCAA, all from Metro Manila.
In one big tournament sanctioned by the Basketball Association of the Philippines and aired live on television via NBN-4.
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[Title] => Estrada lauds CHED meet
[Summary] =>
Despite his failure to grace yesterday's opening ceremony of the Commission on
Higher Education (CHED) National Games at the University of the Philippines
Diliman Campus in Quezon City, President Joseph Estrada commended yesterday the
organizers of the Games for their commitment in developing the youth through
sports.
"I commend the CHED and FHESA (Federation of Higher Education Sports
Associations) for their collaborative efforts in staging the CHED National
Games.
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