Pre-Event Articles
Malaya
June 27, 2007
Kiddies football gets boost in Mosman Cup
http://www.malaya.com.ph/jun27/spor5.htm
TO HELP promote football in the country, Mosman Communications Inc, will hold the first Mosman Cup, a tournament for kids aged six to 12 on Oct. 6 at the Nomad Sports Club in Parañaque.
Sanctioned by the Philippine Football Federation, the one-day tournament will be participated in by children’s football clubs and school football teams throughout the country.
Launching the tournament yesterday during the PSA Forum at Shakey’s UN Ave., Mosman communications took note of the strong interest in football in the Philippines which used to rank among the strongest teams in Asia.
Jena Fetalino, Mosman president, said the tournament hopes not only to strengthen the emerging interest in the sport among young Filipinos but also to encourage children to play football not only for its physical fitness benefits but also to help develop social behavior.
"In many countries, especially in Europe, football is being used to combat antisocial behavior and promote self-esteem," Fetalino said.
"It teaches children the importance of teamwork as well as the value of commitment and discipline. It enables children to experience the joys of victory and the sadness of loss and teaches them how to handle both emotions."
The tournament is sponsored in part by GSK, Metro Pharma Philippines Inc., Omron, Mizuno, Wyeth, Genesia and AstraZeneca Philippines. It has as media partners the Philippine Sportswriters Association, Manila Standard Today, Graphic Magazine and Executive Musings at FM 104.3.
All school and football clubs are welcome to participate. They can contact Sandra Camesa and Ferdie Lasala at tel. nos. 811-22-06 up to 10 for more details.
The Philippine Star
June 27, 2007
Kiddie football takes spotlight in Mosman Cup
The first Mosman Cup, a football tournament for children six-12 years old, will be staged on Oct. 6 at Nomad Sports Club inside Merville Park Subdivision in Parañaque.
The one-day tournament, sanctioned by the Philippine Football Federation, will be participated in by different clubs throughout the country, and is aimed at promoting the spot.
Mosman communications Inc. president Jena Fetalino yesterday bared the tournament details during weekly the Pa Forum at Shakey’s United Nations Ave.
Fetalino said the tournament hopes nit only to strengthen the emerging interest in the sport among young Filipino, but also to encourage children to play football not only for its physical-fitness benefits, but also for developing social behavior.
“In many countries, especially in Europe, football I being used to combat anti-social behavior and promote self-esteem,” said Fetalino.
Business Mirror Sports
September 7-8, 2007
Mosman Cup up at Nomad, 58 teams are seeing action
FIFTY-EIGHT teams representing 17 schools and football clubs have signed up so far for the first Mosman Cup, a football tournament for children 6 to 12 years old slated October 6 at the Nomad Sports Club inside Merville Park Subdivision in Parañaque.
Organized by Mosman Communications Inc. and sanctioned by the Philippine Football Federation, the tournament will be played in two divisions−girls and boys−and three age categories−under eight, under 10, and under 12.
Those who have registered so far for different age categories in the boys’ division are the Alabang United Football Club, British School Manila, Don Bosco Mandaluyong, Don Bosco Tarlac, Futbol Funatics, Holistic Educational Center, International School of Manila, Nomads Football Club, Paref Southridge, Philippine Army Football Club, Philippine Christian Foundation, Victory Christian School, and Xavier School.
In the girls’ division, participants include British School Manila, Holistic Education Center, Nomads Football Club, Philippine Christian Foundation, Xavier School and Poveda Learning Center.
The tournament is sponsored in part by GSK, Metro Pharma Philippines Inc., Omron, Mizuno, Oishi Healthy Cereals, Steifel’ Oilatum and Physiogel, Abbott’s Cecon Jr., EVEolutuion’s Cycle, Beach Hut, Urgencee, Thoughts&Notions, Go Industry, and Genasia. It has as media Partners the Philippine Sportswriters Association, Manila Standard Today, Graphic Magazine, and Executive Musings at FM 104.3.
Mosman launched the tournament in line with its business of promoting good health among Filipinos, especially children. Mosman publishes MEDICAL OBSERVER, the award-winning health and medical magazine for doctors and other professionals. Last year, it launched GROWING KIDS, a set of four booklets that serves as a guide for parents in raising healthy children once they reach six years old. GROWING KIDS serves as companion to BABY MINDER, also a four-booklet et that helps parents raise kids from birth to ix years old.
Jena Fetalino, Mosman president, said the tournament hopes not only to perk up interest in the sport among young Filipinos but also to encourage children to play football not only for its physical-fitness benefits, but also for developing social behavior.
“In many countries, especially in Europe, football is being used to combat antisocial behavior and promote self-esteem,” Fetalino said.
“It teaches children the importance of teamwork − the only way a game can be won−a well as the value of commitment and discipline. It enables children to experience joy of victory and the sadness of loss and teaches them how to handle both emotions,” she added.
Manila Standard Today Sports
September 8, 2007
Mosman Cup draws 58 teams
FIFTY-EIGHT teams representing 17 schools and football clubs have signed up as far for the first Mosman Cup, a football tournament for children 6 to 12 years old slated October 6 at the Nomad Sports Club inside Merville Park Subdivision in Parañaque.
Organized by Mosman Communications Inc. and sanctioned by the Philippine Football Federation, the tournament will be played in two divisions−girls and boys−and three age categories−under eight, under 10, and under 12.
Those who have registered so far for different age categories in the boys’ division are the Alabang United Football Club, British School Manila, Don Bosco Mandaluyong, Don Bosco Tarlac, Futbol Funatics Holistic Educational Center, International School of Manila, Nomads Football Club, Paref Southridge, Philippine Army Football Club, Philippine Christian Foundation, Victory Christian School, and Xavier School.
In the girls’ division, participants include British School Manila, Holistic Education Center, Nomads Football Club, Philippine Christian Foundation, Xavier School and Poveda Learning Center.
The tournament is sponsored in part by GSK, Metro Pharma Philippines Inc., Omron, Mizuno, Oishi Healthy Cereals, Steifel, Oilatum, and Physiogel, Abbott’s Cecon Jr., EVEolution’s Cycle, Beach Hut, Urgencee, Thoughts&Notions, Go Industry, and Genasia. It has as media Partners the Philippine Sportwriters Association, Manila Standard Today, Graphic Magazine, and Executive Musings at FM 104.3.
The Manila Times
September 24, 2007
PSA Forum tackles Mosman cup
http://www.manilatimes.net/national/2007/sept/24/yehey/sports/20070924spo6.html
Appearing in the 10:30 a.m. session are the men and women behind the Mosman Cup football led by president Jena Fetalino, tournament managers Ding Generoso and Matt Freeston, project head Sandra Camesa, and Jane Walker, president of Philippine Christian Foundation.
Business Mirror
September 26, 2007
Mosman Cup 6-a-side football tournament lures 800 kids
A total of 58 teams and close to 800 kids will compete in the first Mosman Cup National Six-a-side Football Championship in what organizers promised will be a fun filled family affair on October 6 at the Nomads sports club in Merville Park, Parañaque.
“While the kids will be out in the field playing, their moms and dads will also have something to do. It will be a fun day for everyone,” said Mosman Communication president Jena Fetalino in yesterday’s Philippine Sports-writers Association forum at the Shakey’s United Nation Avenue.
Mosman is a group that publishes magazines and print materials on wellness and health, among them Growing Kids and Waiting Room.
Fetalino said that 58 teams from 17 participating school and clubs have signed up for the one-day soccer festival featuring competitions in the boys’ and girls’ 12- under, 10 under and eight-and-under division.
Among those that will field squads in the matches are the Alabang United Football Club, Ateneo, Brent School Manila, Colegio San Agustin, Don Bosco Mandaluyong, Don Bosco Tarlac, lnternational School Manila, Nomads Football Club, PCF Tondo and Victory Christian School.
She added the event is also meant t drum up support for the Philippime Christian Foundation, a private group that helps needy families in Tondo, whose president, Jane Walker, was also at the session sponsored by PAGCOR.
“The foundation will set up a tent during the tournament where families can donate in cash and kind, all of which will go its beneficiaries−the scavenger kids in Smokey Mountain and other families.” Fetalino said.
Sandra Camesa, Mosman Cup project head, said that aside from football, there will also be games and story telling for children “a real life fairy.”
On the other hand, she said there will also be skin analysis, beauty tips and massage for the mothers who will be tagging along.
Ding Generoso, Mosman group editor in chief, disclosed that there will be a photo contest for sports photographers covering the event, with a top prize of P10,000 going to the champion.
People’s Journal
September 26, 2007
Mosman Cup
A total of 58 teams and close to 800 kids will compete in the First Mosman Cup National Six-a-side Football Championship in what organizers promised will be a fun filled family affair on October 6 at the Nomads sports club in Merville Park, Parañaque.
“While the kids will be out in the field playing, their moms and dads will also have something to do. It will be a fun day for everyone,” said Mosman Communication president Jena Fetalino in yesterday’s Philippine Sports-writers Association forum at the Shakey’s United Nation Avenue.
Mosman is a group that publishes magazines and print materials on wellness and health, among them Growing Kids and Waiting Room.
Fetalino said that 58 teams from 17 participating school and clubs have signed up for the one-day soccer festival featuring competitions in the boys’ and girls’ 12- under, 10 under and eight-and-under division.
Among those that will field squads in the matches are the Alabang United Football Club, Ateneo, Brent School Manila, Colegio San Agustin, Don Bosco Mandaluyong, Don Bosco Tarlac, lnternational School Manila, Nomads Football Club, PCF Tondo and Victory Christian School.
She added the event is also meant t drum up support for the Philippine Christian Foundation, a private group that helps needy families in Tondo, whose president, Jane Walker, was also at the session sponsored by PAGCOR.
People’s Tonight
September 26, 2007
Mosman Cup slated October 6
IS football an “elitist” sport?
When you see the kids from Philippine Christian Foundation (PCF) Tondo play in the first ever Mosman Cup on October 6, you’ll find out that just about any kid who has the passion for the sport can play it.
The players who make up this promising team come in a small school near the Smokey Mountain area.
The PCF Tondo team will go up against equally promising players coming from various exclusive schools and football clubs in the Metro Manila area and Luzon. Participating team include the Alabang United Football Club, Ateneo de Manila, Caritas Don Bosco School (Laguna), Don Bosco Mandaluyong, Don Bosco Tarlac, Futbol Funatic, Gawad Kalinga, Holistic Eductional Centre, International School Manila, Muntinlupa Football Club, Nomads Junior Football Club, PAREF Southridge School, Philippine Army Football Club, Saint Pedro Poveda College, Union Football Club, Victory Christian School, and Xavier School.
The 2007 Mosman Cup is a national six-a-side football tournament for boys and girls six to 12 years organized by Mosman Communications.
Sanctioned by the Philippine Football Federation, it will be held at the Nomads Sports Club in Merville Park, Parañaque City.
The tournament is organized in cooperation with Mizuno, Wyeth Philippines, Philippine Sportswriters Association, Ultratech Printing Corporation, Rubicon Printing Corporation, Cycles Mild Laundry Detergent, Beach Hut Sunblock, UrgenCee Effervescent Vitamin C, Physiogel, Oishi, Nike, Oilatum, Lacteeze, and GoIndustry. Media Partners include; Manila Standard Today, Graphic Magazine, and Executive Musings at FM 104.3.
The Philippine Star
September 26, 2007
Six-a-side football attracts 58 teams
A total of 58 teams and close to 800 kids will compete in the first Mosman Cup National Six-a-side Football Championship in what organizers promised will be a fun filled family affair on October 6 at the Nomads sports club in Merville Park, Parañaque.
“While the kids will be out in the field playing, their moms and dads will also have something to do. It will be a fun day for everyone,” said Mosman Communication president Jena Fetalino in yesterday’s Philippine Sports-writers Association forum at the Shakey’s United Nation Avenue.
Mosman is a group that publishes magazines and print materials on wellness and health, among them Growing Kids and Waiting Room.
Fetalino said that 58 teams from 17 participating school and clubs have signed up for the one-day soccer festival featuring competitions in the boys’ and girls’ 12- under, 10 under and eight-and-under division.
Among those that will field squads in the matches are the Alabang United Football Club, Ateneo, Brent School Manila, Colegio San Agustin, Don Bosco Mandaluyong, Don Bosco Tarlac, lnternational School Manila, Nomads Football Club, PCF Tondo and Victory Christian School.
She added the event is also meant t drum up support for the Philippine Christian Foundation, a private group that helps needy families in Tondo, whose president, Jane Walker, was also at the session sponsored by PAGCOR.
“The foundation will set up a tent during the tournament where families can donate in cash and kind, all of which will go its beneficiaries−the scavenger kids in Smokey Mountain and other families,” Fetalino said.
Sandra Camesa, Mosman Cup project head, said that aside from football, there will also be games and story telling for children “a real line fairy.”
On the other hand, she said there will also be skin analysis, beauty tips and massage for the mothers who will be tagging along.
Ding Generoso, Mosman group editor in chief, disclosed that there will be a photo contest for sports photographers covering the event, with a top prize of P10,000 going to the champion.
The Daily Tribune
September 26, 2007
Mosman football for kids set
A total of 58 teams and close to 800 kids will compete in the First Mosman Cup National Six-a-side Football Championship in what organizers promised will be a fun filled family affair on October 6 at the Nomads sports club in Merville Park, Parañaque.
“While the kids will be out in the field playing, their moms and dads will also have something to do. It will be a fun day for everyone,” said Mosman Communication president Jena Fetalino in yesterday’s Philippine Sports-writers Association forum at the Shakey’s United Nation Avenue.
Mosman is a group that publishes magazines and print materials on wellness and health, among them Growing Kids and Waiting Room.
Fetalino said that 58 teams from 17 participating school and clubs have signed up for the one-day soccer festival featuring competitions in the boys’ and girls’ 12- under, 10 under and eight-and-under division.
Among those that will field squads in the matches are the Alabang United Football Club, Ateneo, Brent School Manila, Colegio San Agustin, Don Bosco Mandaluyong, Don Bosco Tarlac, lnternational School Manila, Nomad Football Club, PCF Tondo and Victory Christian School.
Journal Online
October 2, 2007
Mosman Cup countdown
http://www.journal.com.ph/index.php?issue=2007-10-02&sec=14&aid=33547
POST-IT: Everything’s ready for the First Mosman Cup National Six-a-Side Football Tournament for kids 12 and under at Nomad Sports Club, Merville Park, Parañaque. The tournament is already being touted as the biggest local football event to be held this year. “The Mosman Cup seeks to give teams composed of kids of the rich and the poor to play against each other on an ‘even playing field’,” said event organizer in chief Jena Fetalino, Mosman Communications president. See you at the games.
Malaya
October 5, 2007
Mosman Cup kicks off tomorrow
http://www.malaya.com.ph/oct05/spor5.htm
CLOSE to 800 young football players aged six to 12 years old will play tomorrow (Oct. 6) when the first Mosman Cup kicks off at the Nomad Sports Club at the Merville Park Subdivision in Paranaque.
A total of 57 teams from various schools and football clubs, including four teams from a small school near Smokey Mountain in Tondo, will compete in the one-day knockout tournament organized by Mosman Communications and sanctioned by the Philippine Football Federation.
The Tondo team, which will play under the banner of the Philippine Christian Foundation, will go up against equally promising players coming from various exclusive schools and football clubs in Metro Manila and Luzon.
Participating clubs and schools include the Alabang United Football Club, Ateneo de Manila, Caritas Don Bosco School (Laguna), Don Bosco Mandaluyong, Don Bosco Tarlac, Futbol Funatics, Gawad Kalinga, Holistic Education Center, International School Manila, Man Chelsea Red, Muntinlupa Football Club, Nomads Junior Football Club, PAREF Southridge School, Philippine Army Football Club, Saint Pedro Poveda College, Union Football Club, Victory Christian School, and Xavier School.
The PCF is a non-stock, not-for-profit, non-government organization that runs education, nutrition, health, and livelihood programs for families in the Smokey Mountain area.
Apart from participating in the games, PCF is also a beneficiary of the event. Half of the proceeds from the sale of the event’s souvenir program will go to PCF. The PCF will have two tents during the tournament where spectators may drop donations in cash or in kind for the care and education of the children under its wings.
The Mosman Cup is a national six-a-side football tournament for boys and girls organized in cooperation with Mizuno, Wyeth Philippines, Ultratech Printing Corporation, Rubicon Printing Corporation, Cycles Mild Laundry Detergent, Beach Hut Sunblock, UrgenCee Effervescent Vitamin C, Physiogel, Oishi, Nike, Oilatum, Lacteeze, and GoIndustry. Media partners include the Philippine Sportswriters Association, Manila Standard Today, Graphic Magazine, and Executive Musings at FM104.3.
Jena Fetalino, president of Mosman Communications, said the event intends not only to perk up interest in the sport among young Filipinos but also to encourage children to play football not only for its physical-fitness benefits, but also for developing social behavior.
Business Mirror
October 5-6 2007
1s Mosman Soccer Cup unfolds tomorrow
Close to 800 young football players aged six to 12 years old will play tomorrow when the first Mosman Cup kicks of at the Nomad Sports Club at the Merville Park Subdivision in Parañaque.
A total of 57 teams from various schools and football clubs, including four teams from a school near Smokey Mountain in Tondo, will compete in the one-day knockout tournament organized b Mosman Communications and sanctioned by the Philippine Football Federation.
The Tondo team, which will play under the banner of the Philippine Christian Foundation (PCF), will go up against equally promising players coming from various exclusive schools and football clubs in Metro Manila and Luzon.
Participating clubs and schools include the Alabang United Football Club, Ateneo de Manila, Caritas Don Bosco School (Laguna), Don Bosco Mandaluyong, Don Bosco Tarlac, Futbol Funatics, Gawad Kalinga, Holistic Education Center, International School Manila, Man Chelsea Red, Muntinlupa Football Club, Nomads Junior Football Club, PAREF Southridge School, Philippine Army Football Club, Saint Pedro Poveda College, Union Football Club, Victory Christian School, and Xavier School.
The PCF is a nonstick, not –for-profit, nongovernment organization that runs education, nutrition, and health and livelihood programs for families in the Smokey Mountain area.
Apart from participating in the games, PCF is also a beneficiary of the event. Half of the proceeds from the sale of the event’s souvenir program will go to PCF. The PCF will have two tents during the tournament where spectators may drop donations in cash or in kind for the care and education of the children under its wings.
The Mosman Cup is a national six-a-side football tournament for boys and girls organized in cooperation with Mizuno, Wyeth Philippines, Ultratech Printing Corp, Rubicon Printing Corp. Cycles Mild Laundry Detergent, Beach Hut Sunblock, UrgenCee Effervescent Vitamin C, Physiogel, Oishi, Nike, Oilatum, Lacteeze, and GoIndustry. Media partners include the Philippine Sportswriters Association, Manila Standard Today, Graphic Magazine, and Executive Musings at FM 104.3.
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