Monday, February 28, 2011
I am no videographer!
Here is some random video I took on the trip out east. In hindsight I should have taken more, but this thing called 'doing my job' got in the way. All joking aside, I hope you enjoy my first attempt at this. It can only get better from here! This is taken with a digital camera, not a video camera, so the image may be less than ideal.
POSTSCRIPT: Sea Dogs 6, Cataractes 3
DOGS WIN BABY
The Saint John Sea Dogs rebounded from a 2-1 upset in Victoriaville on Saturday with a 6-3 victory in Shawinigan on Sunday afternoon at Centre Bionest in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League play.
Saint John played a solid road game and never trailed in the contest. Stanislav Galiev opened the scoring at 7:21 of the first period. But despite the Cataractes scoring just under two minutes later, the Dogs battled hard and never fell behind.
After losing in regulation for the first time in 22-games the night before, Saint John didn’t miss a beat and played the typical high octane Sea Dogs game.
Phillips scored at 11:17 to cap off the goals for the first period. In the second, Saint John took a 4-1 lead thanks to back-to-back goals from Eric Gelinas and Tomas Jurco.
In the third, Shawinigan slowly attempted to climb back as Loik Poudrier netted his ninth of the season just 20 seconds into the fame to make it a 4-2 contest. But Galiev would not allow it to be a one-goal affair as he scored his second of the match at 9:37.
Poudrier was back at it just 22 seconds after Galiev’s goal to make it a two-goal game again. Phillips closed out the scoring at 12:14 to make it a 6-3 final in favour of the visitors.
"It was a big bounce-back game,'' Sea Dogs head coach Gerard Gallant said about Sunday's performance to the Telegraph-Journal. "Coming in here, we looked at this as a big game with something to prove. We probably needed that loss (on Saturday) to get our best game back.''
Nathan Beaulieu missed his second straight game with what the Sea Dogs are calling a “lower body injury.” He was a surprise scratch for Saturday’s game in Victoriaville.
The other scratches were forwards Aidan Kelly and Jason Cameron.
GALLANT SPEAKS
Some post-game audio of Sea Dogs head coach Gerard Gallant can be found by clicking on THIS LINK.
He talks about the bounce-back effect, getting ready for the playoffs, the Sea Dogs’ unreal record, rolling four lines; Huberdeau’s playing time, and a bunch of other topics. It’s a good listen.
SHAW GOES DOWN
The Sea Dogs finish the season with a 2-0 record against the Cataractes with the first meeting coming just last weekend at Harbour Station. In the two matches, the Saint John outscored Shawinigan 13-6.
Unless they meet in the playoffs, this was the final meeting between these two teams until after the 2012 MasterCard Memorial Cup host is announced.
This was also the Sea Dogs’ first-ever win in Shawinigan apparently.
THE BOURRET SHOW
How about Gabriel Bourret this weekend? He played quite well in Saturday’s game but was a real star in Sunday’s match. The defenseman record three assists in the tilt en route to second star honours.
The second-year Sea Dog has really taken his play up a notch of late, especially with the absence of Nathan Beaulieu over the past two contests.
Bourret now has eight goals and 23 assists in 55 games this year.
BEAUREGARD VS DONNELLY
Decent tilt between Alexandre Beauregard and Dillon Donnelly in the first period.
No clue what happened to forward Danick Gauthier but, according to News 88.9, he was not on the bench in the third period. There was no obvious signs of Gauthier suffering an injury at any time in the game.
Defenseman Eric Gelinas was also a bit wobbly after taking an awkward hit at the blue line in the third period. He headed back to the bench favouring his hip area after a visit from Sea Dogs athletic therapist Jeff Kelly. He would return to the match.
BOURNIVAL HURT
With just a few weeks left in the regular season, the Cataractes lost their captain to injury in the first period of yesterday’s game. Montreal Canadiens prospect Michael Bournival suffered an undisclosed injury at some point in the first 20 minutes and did not return.
The Shawinigan newspaper L’Hebdo du St-Maurice is reporting that Bournival will be out at least two weeks.
Bournival has 28 goals and 36 assists in 56 games this year.
THE NUMBERS
Saint John, Sea Dogs 6 at Shawinigan, Cataractes 3 - Status Final
Sunday, February 27, 2011 - Centre Bionest
Saint John 2 2 2 - 6
Shawinigan 1 0 2 - 3
1st Game Period-1, Saint John, Galiev 30 (Phillips, Gagné), 7:21. 2, Shawinigan, Plante 6 (Veilleux), 9:08. 3, Saint John, Phillips 34 (Bourret, Anthony), 11:17. Penalties-Beauregard Snb (fighting), 5:09; Donnelly Sha (fighting), 5:09; Labrecque Sha (high-sticking, high-sticking), 13:12.
2nd Game Period-4, Saint John, Gélinas 12 (MacAulay, Bourret), 10:14. 5, Saint John, Jurco 29 (Bourret, Kirkpatrick), 13:31. Penalties-No Penalties
3rd Game Period-6, Shawinigan, Poudrier 9 (Zlobin), 0:20. 7, Saint John, Galiev 31 (Phillips, Huberdeau), 9:37. 8, Shawinigan, Poudrier 10 (Racine, Le Sieur), 9:59. 9, Saint John, Phillips 35 (Huberdeau), 12:14. Penalties-Kirkpatrick Snb (hooking), 4:59; Seed Snb (tripping), 10:30; Sakaris Sha (holding), 12:08.
Shots on Goal-Saint John 38. Shawinigan 30.
Power Play Opportunities-Saint John 0 of 3; Shawinigan 0 of 2.
Goalies-Saint John, DeSerres 25-2-0-0 (30 shots-27 saves). Shawinigan, Girard 26-15-2-1 (15 shots-12 saves); Dubeau 11-5-0-0 (23 shots-20 saves).
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Referees-Marc Muylaert (5), Jean-Philippe Sylvain (4).
Linesmen-Stéfan Capano (44), Daniel Béchard (22).
QUICK HITS
According to our boy Rick from McKeen’s Hockey Magazine, there were roughly 30 NHL scouts at yesterday’s game… Michael Kirkpatrick has now gotten a point in nine straight road games… Phillips had two goals and two assists. He went an ugly 4/17 on faceoffs… Stanislav Galiev and Eric Gelinas each led Saint John in the shots department with five each… Loik Poudrier, who had two goals, lead the Cats in shots with six… nothing came out of the Huberdeau vs Jonathan Racine sideshow. The two got in a scrap last weekend at the Station after Racine put a cheap hit on Huberdeau… speaking of Huberdeau, he remains third in the QMJHL scoring race with 91 points… Shawinigan has now lost four straight games and are 5-5-0-0 in their last 10… Saint John closes put their road trip with a 2-1 record… to relive the game, check out the SN Live Blog Replay… Gabriel Bourret was the News 88.9 Top Dog.
RANDOM THOUGHTS
- The Shawinigan media has not cried over the loss yet, nor have they claimed that Saint John only won this game because the Sea Dogs rigged the entry draft.
- Another rough game for Cataractes goaltender Gabriel Girard against Saint John.
- Galiev now has twice as many goals as he did last season.
- The Cataractes have a nicely designed website.
- The trade deadline sucked.
NEXT GAME
The Sea Dogs will hoist the Rivalry Cup for the first time this Friday at 7:30 pm at Harbour Station as they take on the Moncton Wildcats.
Photo Credits: La Nouvelliste, Marc Henwood/Station Nation, Marc Henwood/Station Nation
PMA Class 2015 Cadets List Released
After a long and intensive process of deliberation and selection made by the Philippine Military Academy (PMA) Cadet Procurement Board, the PMA Office of the Cadet Admission (OCA) has released the names of successful applicants who will be part of the PMA Class of 2015.
A total of 228 new cadets including 25 females will be added to the current PMA population. These incoming military students will be reporting to the Academy starting April 1, 2011.
Here is the list of successful applicants which will comprise the PMA Class of 2015:
Males:
1 ABIQUI, KRISTIAN DAEVE GELACIO
156 ROSAS ST., MINANGA SUR, SAN PABLO, ISABELA
2 ABIVA, PAUL JOSHUA FLORES
Q-1026-G SUPPORT GROUP, FORT DEL PILAR, BAGUIO CITY
3 ABUAN, PRIME ANGEL LOU MAGRILOS
PUROK 5, VINAPOR, CARMEN, AGUSAN DEL NORTE
4 ABUT, ROCKY JOHNSON ARELLANO
15 PACRIS ST., MASISIT, SANCHEZ MIRA, CAGAYAN
5 ACAB, HACKMONE GANIPIS
187 BROOKSPOINT, AURORA HILL, BAGUIO CITY
6 ACQUIAT, REYMON SEDANO
MAHARLIKA HIGHWAY, MALABBAC, IGUIG, CAGAYAN
7 AFRICA, RAYMART DIODINA
PUROK MALINAWON, LUN PADIDU, MALAPATAN, SARANGANI PROVINCE
8 AGARAO JR, ROGELIO ESPIÑA
PUROK 5 BRGY., NIJAGA, CALBAYOG CITY, SAMAR
9 AGBAYANI, LAURENCE MARK PAUSANOS
POBLACION, MANOLO FORTICH, BUKIDNON
10 AGUSTIN, CRISTIAN SANTOS
110 BRGY MELECIO MANGANAAN, MAYANTOC,TARLAC
11 ALFARO, JESTIN DELOS REYES
18 VETERANS AVE., ISABELA CITY, BASILAN
12 ANDOY, CYRONIEL ESTRERA
PUROK VIOLETA, BRGY DIST 29, ORMOC CITY
13 AQUINO, HILARIE CEBLANO
430 CABREIROS, BRGY 5, TAFT, EASTERN SAMAR
14 AQUINO, JAN ARIS CABAUATAN
43 BRONZE ST., SSS VILLAGE, CONCEPCION DOS, MARIKINA CITY
15 ARAO, HIAN DARYL DANAO
17A ADDATU ST., CATAGGAMAN VIEJO, TUGUEGARAO CITY
16 ARCANO, MATEUS SANTOS
840 SISA ST., SAMPALOC, MANILA
17 ARGUELLES, JEROME ACE KRISTOFFER DELA CRUZ
61 SAINT MARYS ST., MARICABAN, PASAY CITY
18 ASIA, BENJO ESSA ATENCION
B4 L36 LEDESCO VILLAGE, BRGY CUBAY, ILOILO CITY
19 AURELIO, LAURENCE ANTHONY SULIBA
B -134 SANTOL COR., YAKAL ST., SAN MIGUEL, TARLAC
20 AWINGAN, GARY OWABAN
MASLA, TADIAN, MOUNTAIN PROVINCE
21 BACANI, GLENN GERARD PODIQUIT
119B MACAPUNO ST., BRGY BALINGASA, QUEZON CITY
22 BACSAIN, JOHN PAUL ATANACIO
028 CANUTO ST., SAN ANTONIO, PILI, CAMARINES SUR
23 BAHJIN, MOHAMMAD KHALIL IKBALA
53 CANDIDO ST., TETUTAN, ZAMBOANGA CITY
24 BAMBICO, JOHN DENVER SALINTO
AMBARACAO NORTE, NAGUILIAN, LA UNION
25 BANILA, JOMEL GARCIA
TAMBOBONG, DASOL, PANGASINAN
26 BANUELOS, JHEFREY PAGENTE
B5 L5 AFP, EP VILLAGE, PHASE 1, PINAGSAMA, TAGUIG CITY
27 BAUTISTA, RAM JOSHUA MAGSAYSAY
PHASE 6A, NO. 4, PRES AVE., BF HOMES, PARAÑAQUE CITY
28 BAYUCAN, REGIMAR LIZARTE
831 TERESA ST., ERMITA, MANILA
29 BELARDO, FRANCIS BOHOL
BRGY ASTORGA, DARAM, SAMAR
30 BERAN JR, JOEL ENOLVA
5632-B TAGAK ST., CLARK AIRBASE, ANGELES CITY, PAMPANGA
31 BETONG, BRYX LEE SAD-AYAN
314 - C LOWER MAGSAYSAY EVE., BAGUIO CITY
32 BILLENA, GERSHOM MELICADO
016 RIZAL ST., MABRIZ, MAASIN, ILOILO
33 BOUAZZI, ANWAR FABIO CABUYAO
BLK 5A, LOT 14, KALAYAAN VILLAGE, PASAY CITY
34 BUENO, JONATHAN ROLDAN
ARINAAR ST., AGLIPAY, RIZAL, NUEVA ECIJA
35 BUKING, HENRY BRENT BETE
170 RIVERSIDE, TANDANG SORA ST., CAMDAS, BAGUIO CITY
36 BULANHAGUI, REMAR BULANHAGUI
197 ILAT NORTH, SAN PASCUAL, BATANGAS
37 BUTALE, BILVER FELIPE
62 LAMTANG PUGUIS, LA TRINIDAD, BENGUET
38 CABBIGAT, MADIMA MAGGAN
POBLACION, BANAUE, IFUGAO
39 CABIGAS, MARK JOHN LOPEZ
355 UPPER PULACAN, LABANGAN, ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR
40 CACABILOS, RHAMEL CANGAS
79 INT GUMAMELA ST., CAMP TINIO, CABANATUAN CTY
41 CALAYAG, CHRISTIAN KENNET ILAGAN
36 BILLONES COMP., PAYNA ST.,VETERANS VILLAGE, PROJ 7, QUEZON CITY
42 CANDIA, LAWRENCE TOLEDO
294 CSF SUBD., DAANG AMAYA, TANZA, CAVITE
43 CANTOR, BENJAMIN JOHN PADAOAN
002 PUROK 12, UPPER PINGET, BAGUIO CITY
44 CARIÑO JR, RENATO AURELLANO
805-A ROAD 4, EP VILLAGE, CAMP AGUINALDO, QUEZON CITY
45 CASTILLO, JONEL GUERZON
BLK 2 LOT 89, EP HOUSING, PH 2, PINAGSAMA, TAGUIG CITY
46 CATA-AN, GEOFFREY PETA
STO NIÑO COMPOUND, PAGASA, BONGAO, TAWI-TAWI
47 CATAMEO, ISRAEL MENDOZA
126 P BURGOS ST., SAN ISIDRO, TANAY, RIZAL
48 CERDEÑA, HARVY INOCENCIO
P-4 BONBON, BUTUAN CITY
49 CHOYCAWEN, TOM SANO
11 PUROK 4 PINSAO PILOT PROJECT, BAGUIO CITY
50 CORONEL JR, ROGELIO ARANETA
1ST ST., VIRGO SUBD., ROSARY HTS., COTABATO CITY
51 CORPUZ, JAHMALIEL MAGUDDAYAO
5474-A TOMCAT ST., CLARK AIR BASE, PAMPANGA
52 CORRE, KEVIN CALIWAN
SAN JOSE ST. BRGY 08, GEN. MAC ARTHUR, EASTERN SAMAR
53 CORREA, DEXTER CAMBA
P-9 DANIPAS, LABISMA, BISLIG CITY
54 DAGOHOY, WELL JEAN NARANGA
PRK OLD BARRIO BRGY STA ROSA, MURCIA, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL
55 DAGOHOY JR, ALEXANDER RABAÑO
LOT 9 BLK 4 SUNRISE VILLAGE, PADADA, DAVAO DEL SUR
56 DANGANAN, JAN KLYDE BLAIRE TENEDERO
33 SECTOR III, ST ANTHONY ST., DOMINICAN HILL, BAGUIO CITY
57 DARIA, MARK JOSEPH CABANIT
019 PANATANG 3, BANGAR, LA UNION
58 DARIA JR, EDUARDO CASEM
E9 SAN AGUSTIN ST., PINAGBUHATAN, PASIG CITY
59 DE CASTRO, MARK NICO NUEVA
B16L4 VILLA DE LIPA, MARAWOY, LIPA CITY
60 DE GUZMAN, ROBERT ROYCE MARTINEZ
172 TAMBAC, BAYAMBANG, PANGASINAN
61 DE JESUS, JUNE SAMSON
BLOCK 18 LOT 15 VILLA KARANGAHAN SUBD., CALAUAG, NAGA CITY
62 DE POLONIA, RAY BENEDICT CATOLOS
12 B BACUD ST., UGAC NORTE, TUGUEGARAO CITY, CAGAYAN
63 DELA CRUZ, RENIEL BANAYAG
BRGY PALHI, BAYBAY CITY, LEYTE
64 DIZON, GENESIS SALVADOR
BLK 1 STA MARIA, ZAMBOANGA CITY
65 DOLLENTE, RAMCES IAN TAYONA
POLO, IBAJAY, AKLAN
66 DOLOTALLAS, MARK NHELL MALANGEN
B2 L98 REGAL HOMES, ALAPAN 1-A, IMUS, CAVITE
67 DOMOCMAT, DAREL DAGUSEN
FD 169 PINES PARK, KM-4, BALILI, LA TRINIDAD, BENGUET
68 DUROPAN I, MHARBEN SAGARINO
BARRA, MACABALAN, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY
69 ENOLVA JR, CARMELO REVILLA
CONCEPCION KISANTE, MAKILALA, COTABATO
70 ESCAÑO, LOVEN RAMOS
B13 L36 ACACIA ST., VILLA POZORRUBIO, POZORRUBIO, PANGASINAN
71 ESPERANZA, KIM MANUEL LERIO
PHASE 6, GAMAO SUBDIVISION, PANABO CITY
72 ESTABILLO, ESTEWARD JONES MAGLANGIT
SITIO CENTRO, BOBON FIRST, CAMILING, TARLAC
73 ESTIOKO, ROBERT CHARLES PECAHE
460 T DELOS SANTOS, POB SOUTH, SCIENCE CITY OF MUÑOZ
74 ESTRELLA, JOHN PATRICK LLAVANES
57-B RECTO ST., VILLAMOR AIRBASE, PASAY CITY
75 ESTUR, JOHN WISDOM GACOSTA
PHASE 2 BLOCK 19 LOT 9 SEABREEZE HOMES, CABID-AN, SORSOGON CITY
76 EVIOTA, RINZE MARRION DEMONTE VERDE
4793 3RD ST., MACTAN BENITO EBUEN AIR BASE, LAPU - LAPU CITY, CEBU
77 FERANIEL, EUGENE EGE
UPPER CAMANDAGAN, BRGY. MANINIHON, BAYAWAN CITY, NEGROS ORIENTAL
78 FERRER, MACK-AR ELMAGA
70 BAGONG PAG-ASA, FAMY, LAGUNA
79 FIGUERAS, DANIELO PEODOS
GENOMOAN, LOON, BOHOL
80 FRANCISCO, JAEL GICA
ZONE III-C, DIVISORIA, ZAMBOANGA CITY
81 FRANCISCO, MIGMAR BERNPED SANTOS
7006, PUROK 7, KIAS, BAGUIO CITY
82 FUENTES, LESTER CHAD CALUYA
204 ZONE-2, COLANDA, IPONAN, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY
83 GABAY JR, RIZALDY FLORES
9 PARAISO ST., ZONE 6 CENTRAL, TAGUIG CITY
84 GABITA, CHRISTIAN PABILLONAR
BLK 46 MALUNGGAY ST., TUMANA, MARIKINA CITY
85 GACAYAN, LEONARD ALLAN CORREA
84 BUGAYONG, BINALONAN, PANGASINAN
86 GAITERA JR, LEO COOPER
PUROK 8, BRGY TIBANGA, ILIGAN CITY
87 GALLON, NATHANIEL BUYCO
NAYONG BAUTISTA, BASA AIRBASE, FLORIDABLANCA, PAMPANGA
88 GALO, EVRAM JAN ISRAEL CHAPA
STOCADA ST., POB., KAPATAGAN, LANAO DEL NORTE
89 GARCE, CRISTIAN MHARK EGUIA
20 IMELDA, NAGUILIAN, LA UNION
90 GARCIA, MARK JASON GONZALES
SAN BENITO SUR, ARINGAY, LA UNION
91 GAUTANE, GEN ADRIAN MALACAD
33-EGL JAENA ST., WEST REMBO, MAKATI CITY
92 GENORAGA, ALLEN JUN AMAR
125 ECOLS ST., BRGY COMMONWEALTH, QUEZON CITY
93 GINES, MARLON AIRWIN LAPEÑA
MONCE ST., SOUTH POBLACION, DIPACULAO, AURORA
94 GONZAGA, PERRY JOHN GICA
P-3, TONGANTONGAN, VALENCIA CITY, BUKIDNON
95 GUMILAB JR, IGNACIO SAPYONG
29 - A HONEYMOON RD., BAGUIO CITY
96 GUTIERREZ, RAMSEY DEL ROSARIO
38 B PRK 3 SINOT ST., PINSAO PILOT, BAGUIO CITY
97 HABON, BRIAN ESPIRITU
PILA EAST, STA LUCIA, ILOCOS SUR
98 HASIGAN, JOHNREY LABACO
QUEZON, POBLACION, BAGUMBAYAN, SULTAN KUDARAT
99 IGNACIO, JERICHO JAMES TOLENTINO
10 R GAPUD ST., METROCOR HOMES, PH IV, LAS PIÑAS CITY
100 IMPERIAL, MICHAEL BARBONIO
366 ZONE 7, SAN ISIDRO, MAGARAO, CAMARINES SUR
101 JIMENEZ, HECTOR DAN JAVIERTO
3RD DOOR RECABO APT., ACACIA ST., CARMEN, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY
102 JIMENEZ, FEBRYAN GREGORIO
113 STA ROSA ST, LIBSONG EAST, LINGAYEN, PANGASINAN
103 JUMAWAN, JOHN VIANNEY GAYORGOR
PANGANIBAN ST., BRGY 2, ISABELA, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL
104 LADISLAO, JEFFREY LAUREANO
340 SAN ISIDRO SUR, BINMALEY, PANGASINAN
105 LAGULA, DANJO PINES
BURGOS, NATIVIDAD, PANGASINAN
106 LAPUZ, ROSS FRANCIS CAMILA
219 STA RITA, CABIAO, NUEVA ECIJA
107 LARIOSA, JAN PAOLO GONZALES
BLK 78 LOT 22 ROSALINA III, BRGY PALIOK, TALOMO, DAVAO DEL SUR
108 LAROT, ELROY GENELZA
HELEN, LARENA, SIQUIJOR
109 LAXA, DARELL BUTCH ERO TAGUIAM
ZONE 3, TAGUNTUNGAN, BAGGAO, CAGAYAN
110 LO, ASHBY VICAR GALILA
TABUC SUBA, HOSKYN, JORDAN, GUIMARAS
111 LONIEGO, JAKE LEONARD RETIZA
GILDA SUBD., GUIHING, HAGONOY, DAVAO DELSUR
112 LOPEZ, ARJAY CABALLES
L22 B323 ORIOLE ST., BRGY RIZAL, MAKATI CITY
113 LUIS, DANIEL VIAN FABROS
9 WASHINGTON SQUARE, MERVILLE PARK, PARANAQUE CITY
114 LUMAYAG, RONNEL DAPEROC
PUROK 1, POBLACION, SALVADOR, LANAO DEL NORTE
115 LUMBAB, KEVIN ROGER MONTECILLO
STO NIÑO, POBLACION, SOGOD, CEBU
116 MABBORANG, PATRICK VIERNES
9030A ROSAL ST., BRGY 599, STA MESA, MANILA
117 MACABITAS, RONEL VINCENT PETINES
25TH AVE. BRGY BAGONG LIPUNAN, CUBAO, QUEZON CITY
118 MACION, EDUARD VAN REYNALD SANZ
BRGY. VILLA KANANGA, BUTUAN CITY
119 MAGNO, JUN PERRY SURIBA
037 RIZAL ST., POBLACION, LUPON, DAVAO ORIENTAL
120 MANAHAN, VYRON NAVARRETE
B6 L5 ISRAEL ST BARCELONA 4,BUHAY NA TUBIG, IMUS, CAVITE
121 MANASAN, CARLO VICTOR DADOR
1735 DIAMANTE ST., STA ANA, MANILA
122 MANUEL, ANGELO POSADAS
9 - A FALCATAN ST., TETUAN, ZAMBOANGA CITY
123 MARTINEZ, ARWI CHIDAY
04 LOAKAN PROPER, BAGUIO CITY
124 MARTINEZ, MARJANT LOU ANGELES
CASSANOVA ST., DIZON VILLAGE, TAMBO, LIPA CITY
125 MARTIRES, MIZAR BAME IBAÑEZ
BRGY. BAGACAY, TACLOBAN CITY, LEYTE
126 MASCARIÑAS, JUNO ISRAEL LUCY
721 MRB BLDG, PILOT DRIVE COMMONWEALTH, QUEZON CITY
127 MATAMPAC, JETT BUICO
PUSOK, LAPU-LAPU CITY
128 MATAS, SERWIN ENDIABLE
PUROK BOLINAO, DAWIS, DIGOS CITY
129 MAYORES, DENVER CABRERA
103 TAGUMPAY ST., BRGY. SINDALAN, SAN FERNANDO, PAMPANGA
130 MEDINA, JANN NATIVIDAD
18 SIAPNO ROAD, PACDAL, BAGUIO CITY
131 MIGUEL, ALLEN JOE MIGUEL
BLK F-8 LOT 15 STA CRISTINA 1, DAS MARIÑAS, CAVITE
132 MILITAR, DAN ERIC MENDEZ
B13 L37 PII A3 HASA-HASA ST., D-DAGATAN, MALABON CITY
133 MIRAR, JOHN SUELLO
158 ZONE 3 PATAG, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY
134 MITRA, RAMON ADELLO
CASTILLO, PADRE GARCIA, BATANGAS
135 MONDALA, MARC MONSOUR DE LEON
P34-038-11ST BRGY 183, VILLAMOR, PASAY CITY
136 MORALES, HARVEY MANGAHAS
PUROK 3, SUMANDIG, SAN ILDEFONSO, BULACAN
137 MORENO, ARNEL MALIPAY
PUROK STO NIÑO, BATOBATO, SAN ISIDRO, DAVAO ORIENTAL
138 MORENO, RICHARD ANTHONY DOMINGO
0094 SAN PIOQUINTO, MALVAR, BATANGAS
139 NALLIW, DANIEL GARIBAY
MAGULON, LAMUT, IFUGAO
140 OLAGUER, JOEY LIMJUCO
2055 BRGY OLD CABALAN, OLONGAPO CITY
141 ORALLO, FRANCISCO JR SIBAL
19-A MAGUDDAYAO ST., UGAC NORTE, TUGUEGARAO CITY
142 PABLO, MICHAEL TABIGA
PUROK 7, SIBSIB, TULUNAN, NORTH COTABATO
143 PABLO, STEVE QUINTOS
NAGUEY, ATOK, BENGUET
144 PADERNAL JR, EDUARDO ZAPANSA
21 GEN DELGADO ST., HILDA VILLAGE, TANDANG SORA, QUEZON CITY
145 PADROGADO, JOEY BONES
PUROK 2, GUINTICGAN, CARLES,ILOILO
146 PAGKANLUNGAN, MARK RODRIGUEZ
SOUTH POBLACION, PAMPANG, KAYAPA, NUEVA VIZCAYA
147 PASCUA, KIET JOHN NELVIS
57 POGONLOMBOY, MANGATAREM, PANGASINAN
148 PASCULADO, JAY-AR ARAMBULA
BRGY 5, DATU PANAS, BUUG, ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY
149 PAYOMO, GIOVANNI VALDEZ
CAPANTOLAN, SUAL, PANGASINAN
150 PAYOSALAN, DWIGHT KENT DURBAN
P-4, BRGY MAHOGANY, BUTUAN CITY
151 PEDRASA, JOSE MA VICTOR PADILLA
27 APARTMENT 6, AVELINO ST., GUISAD, BAGUIO CITY
152 PELAYO, JERICO MIRANDILLA
35-A TALANAY, BATASAN HILLS, QUEZON CITY
153 PEÑA, LEONARD JOSHUA NEBRE
17 TANGWAY, LIPA CITY, BATANGAS
154 PEREZ, CARL JASON PARARUAN
25 PARAIRO ST., ST JOHN, GUIMBA, NUEVA ECIJA
155 PEPITO III, ANACLITO GABISAY
ZONE 5 PATAG, CAMP EVANGELISTA, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY
156 PIEDAD JR, EDUARDO DURAY
130 URBIZTONDO ST., MADRID, SURIGAO DEL SUR
157 POBLADOR JR, PATRICIO ALIPUSTAIN
27 BONIFACIO, BRGY 6, MENDEZ, CAVITE
158 PODADERA, JOSEPH AUSAN
17 PRES QUIRINO EXT., PH-15, SIGNAL VILLAGE, TAGUIG CITY
159 PON, KEVIN ANGELO REMONDE
LOT 6 BLK 13, NEW HOUSING, TUBIG-BOH, BONGAO, TAWI-TAWI
160 PONCARDAS, NATHANIEL YBAÑEZ
PUROK 3 22-A, GINGOOG CITY
161 PORTUS, JOHN ISRAEL CACANANDO
40 SAN AGUSTIN, IBAAN, BATANGAS
162 QUITAYEN, REMUEL SOLAS
BLK 3 LOT 3 ST JHUDIEL, TUYAN, NAGA, CEBU
163 RAMOS, CLYDE VINCENT DELGADO
RIZAL SUBD., PUROK MAGAYON, POBLACION, NORALA, SOUTH COTABATO
164 RAMOS, LAYMART MERCADO
061 SINTORISAN, SAN ANTONIO, QUEZON
165 RAMOS III, NORBERTO CORPUZ
3267 MARIGOLD ST., ROCK 9 VILLAGE II, TABANG, PLARIDEL, BULACAN
166 REGIDOR, ARJAY PABILANDO
LABOY, MATNOG, SORSOGON
167 REGIS, PAOLO DOMINIC MANTARING
A4 BAHAY CARIDAD, BRGY DONA IMELDA, QUEZON CITY
168 REONAL, ALEX REGIS
TALONGOG, OAS, ALBAY
169 RIVERA, IVAN GABRIEL ZARAGOZA
11 LEONOR RIVERA ST., GUISAD, BAGUIO CITY
170 ROMAN, NEIL PATRICK CUNANAN
240 STA RITA, MACABEBE, PAMPANGA
171 RULLODA, JEREMIAH DIAZ
LAUREL ST., POBLACION, ARINGAY, LA UNION
172 RUMINGQUET, JANN REGOR VALERIO
12 P. GOMEZ ST, BRGY 2, PASUQUIN, ILOCOS NORTE
173 SAJULAN, ARIEL OLAER
SAWANG, GUINDULMAN, BOHOL
174 SALDUA JR, ESTELITO PUNZALAN
146 MOJON TAMPOY, SAN JOSE, BATANGAS
175 SALES, JULIUS CALINISLI
PUROK 5 VILLARICA, MIDSAYAP, COTABATO
176 SANCHEZ, FELIX NATHANIEL LABANG
CARPIO SUBD., KM 6, BUHANGIN, DAVAO CITY
177 SHALEY, RAYMOND ABANTE
114 PUROK 1 HAPPY HOLLOW, BAGUIO CITY
178 SIVILA, MARK GIL ARRIOLA
408 MONDRAGON ST., POBLACION, KIAMBA, SARANGANI
179 SOLAYAO, JESSON LABADO
BRGY SAN JOSE, HINAPANGAN, SAMAR
180 SUR, JETT MEDIATRIX BRYAN MIJARES
480 MAJOR KARE ST., FERNANDO AIRBASE, LIPA CITY
181 TABION, KEVIN CESAR DAYONDON
PUROK 10 RIVERA ST., POBLACION, TUPI, SOUTH COTABATO
182 TAC-AN, KAIZANN DAVID BAYONA
5 SOCORRO, DE LEON AVE, BUENSUCESO III, MARCELO, PARANAQUE CITY
183 TALCO, ARVIN CLARK CARBAQUIL
RIZAL ST., BRGY WEST, CANDONI, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL
184 TALI, STEVEN GABICA
C-1080 LOWER CALARIAN, BRGY KAMPUNG ISLAM, ZAMBOANGA CITY
185 TARAYAO, NIKO ANGELO CALAPOTO
NGARAG, CABAGAN, ISABELA
186 TENEBRO, ELLYSON PALMA
POBLACION, BATOBATO, SAN ISIDRO, DAVAO ORIENTAL
187 TEVES, JUSTINE RIGOR BARNEGO
BRGY STO ANGEL, DUMALAG, CAPIZ
188 TIPAY, CHRISTIAN CHALZ RAMOS
53 STO DOMINGO, TARLAC CITY
189 TORRECAMPO, KEVIN ROSERO
106 YELLOWBELLE ST., WONDERLAND TOWNHOMES, JP RIZAL ST.,
MANDALUYONG CITY
190 TOVERA, DAVID MARTIN RAMOS
215 MANGGAHAN, STA MARIA, BULACAN
191 UMALI, ANDREW LAYLO
0455 PUROK 4, BANAYBANAY, LIPA CITY
192 UNTAL, JEORGE GERICK CRUZ
SITIO ALIGTOS, CAPOYUAN, BARBAZA, ANTIQUE
193 VALES, IAN REY MANGCOPA
301 PUROK 4A, POBLACION, TAGBINA, SURIGAO DEL SUR
194 VALLEJERA, JOHN KENNETH MARFIL
34 SAMPAGUITA ST., PH 6-A-1 PACITA COMPLEX I, SAN PEDRO, LAGUNA
195 VERZOSA, KELVIN ABALOS
170 SAN GONZALO, LABRADOR, PANGASINAN
196 VERZOSA, MARK JOSEPH BANSAG
209 LIGAY ST., ESTANZA, LINGAYEN, PANGASINAN
197 VILLAMOR, JUN REY EUGENIO
B30 L6 PHASE II, PINAGSAMA VILLAGE, TAGUIG CITY
198 VILLANUEVA, GABRIEL PAOLO CARINGAL
29 KAMAGONG ST., VILLA MAGDALENA, SAN PASCUAL, BATANGAS
199 VILLANUEVA, LUIS ANTONIO MALLARI
19 B DR GRACIA ST., SUMILANG, PASIG CITY
200 VILLANUEVA, BRIAN SALISE
ANAS SUBD., LAGAO, GENERAL SANTOS CITY
201 WAKIT, WAYLON PUCOL
DUCOT, UCAB, ITOGON, BENGUET
202 YAMSON, MANSUR LAZARTE
23-16 NORWAY ST., SAN MARINO, SALAWAG, DAS MARIÑAS, CAVITE
203 ZERNA, DAVID KARL MARTINEZ
TABUC BRGY SAN ISIDRO, TANJAY CITY, NEGROS ORIENTAL
Females:
1 ABLANEDA, RHEA NOLASCO
PESCADOR ST., PUROK 1, BRGY 7, MERCEDES, CAMARINES NORTE
2 BIANAN, ELAYE BERNADET ANTONIO
VALLEDOR 2 SUBD., WESCOM ROAD, PUERTO PRINCESA CITY
3 BRAGADO, MANILYN BARROGA
443 ESPA SUBD., POBLACION, KIAMBA, SARANGANI
4 BUENAVENTURA, JEAN CASTRO
363 BALUBARAN ST., CAPIHAN, SAN RAFAEL, BULACAN
5 CAMPOSANO, JUL LAIZA ESPONJA
VILLAMOR ST., POBLACION, TULUNAN, COTABATO
6 CASTILLO, PAMELA MARIE TUBIGAN
084 S L TUBIGAN ST., SICO, LIPA CITY
7 CORTEZ, JESSA MAE LIBERIO
ATIS ST., MANATAD VILL, POLOMOLOK, SOUTH COTABATO
8 DALISAY, MARIA ALESSANDRA MATAWARAN
14 MAGAT SALAMAT ST., BRGY BAGUMBUHAY, PROJ 4, QUEZON CITY
9 DALISAY, MARIA INDIRA SIGRED PONTICA
SIGNAL VILLAGE, SAMPALOC, TANAY, RIZAL
10 DAGOHOY, WELL JEAN NARANGA
PRK OLD BARRIO, BRGY STA ROSA, MURCIA, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL
11 DE LEÑA, KIMBERLY DOTON
BLK 220, LOT 3, DAFFODIL ST., PEMBO, MAKATI CITY
12 JOCSON, MA. DEBBIE LOUIS VIDAL
B 651, ROAD 2, BRGY CAMP AGUINALDO, QUEZON CITY
13 MABBORANG, JOMAICA BACCAY
491 MABAZZA ST., LEMU SUR, ENRILE, CAGAYAN
14 MAHOR, CESLY AINE ESTABILLO
24 SARREAL ST., SAN CARLOS, MARIVELES,BATAAN
15 MARASIGAN, DANA JUNEDEE CHAVEZ
5500 E-D GOMEZ ST., BRGY TEJEROS, MAKATI CITY
16 MASCARIÑA, MARIE ELAINE QUINSAY
LOT 102, CLUSTER I, BAGONG NAYON, ANTIPOLO CITY
17 RAMAS, MA. OPHELIA GRACE CABILAN
AQUARIUS DRIVE, KAUSWAGAN, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY
18 ROARING, JINKY REBANAL
12 HALCON ST, TOWN & COUNTRY HILLS SUBD., BRGY INARAWAN, ANTIPOLO CITY
19 SAMPAYAN, MICHELLE ANN CARTILLA
CAMP LUKBAN, MAULONG, CATBALOGAN, SAMAR
20 SANTOS, MARIA GRACIA SALUDO
BLK 3, L8, P3, AREA-7, V-G SUBD., TACLOBAN CITY
21 SITCHON, NADDINE QUIRIMIT
BRGY. CAYANGA, SAN FABIAN, PANGASINAN
22 VILLAGANTOL, JOLEEN ALBA
78 CAMP FERMIN LIRA, JR, BRGY WEST, GENERAL SANTOS CITY
23 VILLALUZ, RACHELLE MARIE CORNEJO
07 ROMULO BUCAG ST.,SAN FERMIN, CAUAYAN CITY, ISABELA
24 WAYTAN, PAULINE MARIE SAGASAG
47 MANG-OS ROAD, IRISAN, BAGUIO CITY
25 YMBONG, CAROL ANNIE BALMORES
1862 MACOPA ST., BRGY DADIANGAS NORTH, GENERAL SANTOS CITY
Female Alternates:
1 BASBAS, AILYN VILLARIN
ZONE 3 FUNDADO, CANAMAN, CAMARINES SUR
2 CAIMOY, KRUSHIYA CAROLINE RUMA
VIZCAA, BRGY. MATIBAY, LAMITANBASILAN
3 BAYLON, JENNY ROSE ANGCAYA
079 MAITIM II WEST, TAGAYTAY CITY
4 AMONARES, ANNAFE CLAIRE PATINGAN
PUROK IPIL-IPIL, BRGY SAT ROSA, MURCIA, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL
5 UMBAO, KIMBERLY LOPEZ
B16 L3 REGINA VILLE, BRGY INOCENCIO, TRECE MARTIRES CITY
Note: Female alternates listed by priority shall become a primary candidate to fill-in gaps for female quota/listing in case the primary candidate will not be considered due to some other reasons as stated on the AFP Rules and Regulations as well as the policies and procedures governing the Cadet Procurement.
A total of 228 new cadets including 25 females will be added to the current PMA population. These incoming military students will be reporting to the Academy starting April 1, 2011.
Here is the list of successful applicants which will comprise the PMA Class of 2015:
Males:
1 ABIQUI, KRISTIAN DAEVE GELACIO
156 ROSAS ST., MINANGA SUR, SAN PABLO, ISABELA
2 ABIVA, PAUL JOSHUA FLORES
Q-1026-G SUPPORT GROUP, FORT DEL PILAR, BAGUIO CITY
3 ABUAN, PRIME ANGEL LOU MAGRILOS
PUROK 5, VINAPOR, CARMEN, AGUSAN DEL NORTE
4 ABUT, ROCKY JOHNSON ARELLANO
15 PACRIS ST., MASISIT, SANCHEZ MIRA, CAGAYAN
5 ACAB, HACKMONE GANIPIS
187 BROOKSPOINT, AURORA HILL, BAGUIO CITY
6 ACQUIAT, REYMON SEDANO
MAHARLIKA HIGHWAY, MALABBAC, IGUIG, CAGAYAN
7 AFRICA, RAYMART DIODINA
PUROK MALINAWON, LUN PADIDU, MALAPATAN, SARANGANI PROVINCE
8 AGARAO JR, ROGELIO ESPIÑA
PUROK 5 BRGY., NIJAGA, CALBAYOG CITY, SAMAR
9 AGBAYANI, LAURENCE MARK PAUSANOS
POBLACION, MANOLO FORTICH, BUKIDNON
10 AGUSTIN, CRISTIAN SANTOS
110 BRGY MELECIO MANGANAAN, MAYANTOC,TARLAC
11 ALFARO, JESTIN DELOS REYES
18 VETERANS AVE., ISABELA CITY, BASILAN
12 ANDOY, CYRONIEL ESTRERA
PUROK VIOLETA, BRGY DIST 29, ORMOC CITY
13 AQUINO, HILARIE CEBLANO
430 CABREIROS, BRGY 5, TAFT, EASTERN SAMAR
14 AQUINO, JAN ARIS CABAUATAN
43 BRONZE ST., SSS VILLAGE, CONCEPCION DOS, MARIKINA CITY
15 ARAO, HIAN DARYL DANAO
17A ADDATU ST., CATAGGAMAN VIEJO, TUGUEGARAO CITY
16 ARCANO, MATEUS SANTOS
840 SISA ST., SAMPALOC, MANILA
17 ARGUELLES, JEROME ACE KRISTOFFER DELA CRUZ
61 SAINT MARYS ST., MARICABAN, PASAY CITY
18 ASIA, BENJO ESSA ATENCION
B4 L36 LEDESCO VILLAGE, BRGY CUBAY, ILOILO CITY
19 AURELIO, LAURENCE ANTHONY SULIBA
B -134 SANTOL COR., YAKAL ST., SAN MIGUEL, TARLAC
20 AWINGAN, GARY OWABAN
MASLA, TADIAN, MOUNTAIN PROVINCE
21 BACANI, GLENN GERARD PODIQUIT
119B MACAPUNO ST., BRGY BALINGASA, QUEZON CITY
22 BACSAIN, JOHN PAUL ATANACIO
028 CANUTO ST., SAN ANTONIO, PILI, CAMARINES SUR
23 BAHJIN, MOHAMMAD KHALIL IKBALA
53 CANDIDO ST., TETUTAN, ZAMBOANGA CITY
24 BAMBICO, JOHN DENVER SALINTO
AMBARACAO NORTE, NAGUILIAN, LA UNION
25 BANILA, JOMEL GARCIA
TAMBOBONG, DASOL, PANGASINAN
26 BANUELOS, JHEFREY PAGENTE
B5 L5 AFP, EP VILLAGE, PHASE 1, PINAGSAMA, TAGUIG CITY
27 BAUTISTA, RAM JOSHUA MAGSAYSAY
PHASE 6A, NO. 4, PRES AVE., BF HOMES, PARAÑAQUE CITY
28 BAYUCAN, REGIMAR LIZARTE
831 TERESA ST., ERMITA, MANILA
29 BELARDO, FRANCIS BOHOL
BRGY ASTORGA, DARAM, SAMAR
30 BERAN JR, JOEL ENOLVA
5632-B TAGAK ST., CLARK AIRBASE, ANGELES CITY, PAMPANGA
31 BETONG, BRYX LEE SAD-AYAN
314 - C LOWER MAGSAYSAY EVE., BAGUIO CITY
32 BILLENA, GERSHOM MELICADO
016 RIZAL ST., MABRIZ, MAASIN, ILOILO
33 BOUAZZI, ANWAR FABIO CABUYAO
BLK 5A, LOT 14, KALAYAAN VILLAGE, PASAY CITY
34 BUENO, JONATHAN ROLDAN
ARINAAR ST., AGLIPAY, RIZAL, NUEVA ECIJA
35 BUKING, HENRY BRENT BETE
170 RIVERSIDE, TANDANG SORA ST., CAMDAS, BAGUIO CITY
36 BULANHAGUI, REMAR BULANHAGUI
197 ILAT NORTH, SAN PASCUAL, BATANGAS
37 BUTALE, BILVER FELIPE
62 LAMTANG PUGUIS, LA TRINIDAD, BENGUET
38 CABBIGAT, MADIMA MAGGAN
POBLACION, BANAUE, IFUGAO
39 CABIGAS, MARK JOHN LOPEZ
355 UPPER PULACAN, LABANGAN, ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR
40 CACABILOS, RHAMEL CANGAS
79 INT GUMAMELA ST., CAMP TINIO, CABANATUAN CTY
41 CALAYAG, CHRISTIAN KENNET ILAGAN
36 BILLONES COMP., PAYNA ST.,VETERANS VILLAGE, PROJ 7, QUEZON CITY
42 CANDIA, LAWRENCE TOLEDO
294 CSF SUBD., DAANG AMAYA, TANZA, CAVITE
43 CANTOR, BENJAMIN JOHN PADAOAN
002 PUROK 12, UPPER PINGET, BAGUIO CITY
44 CARIÑO JR, RENATO AURELLANO
805-A ROAD 4, EP VILLAGE, CAMP AGUINALDO, QUEZON CITY
45 CASTILLO, JONEL GUERZON
BLK 2 LOT 89, EP HOUSING, PH 2, PINAGSAMA, TAGUIG CITY
46 CATA-AN, GEOFFREY PETA
STO NIÑO COMPOUND, PAGASA, BONGAO, TAWI-TAWI
47 CATAMEO, ISRAEL MENDOZA
126 P BURGOS ST., SAN ISIDRO, TANAY, RIZAL
48 CERDEÑA, HARVY INOCENCIO
P-4 BONBON, BUTUAN CITY
49 CHOYCAWEN, TOM SANO
11 PUROK 4 PINSAO PILOT PROJECT, BAGUIO CITY
50 CORONEL JR, ROGELIO ARANETA
1ST ST., VIRGO SUBD., ROSARY HTS., COTABATO CITY
51 CORPUZ, JAHMALIEL MAGUDDAYAO
5474-A TOMCAT ST., CLARK AIR BASE, PAMPANGA
52 CORRE, KEVIN CALIWAN
SAN JOSE ST. BRGY 08, GEN. MAC ARTHUR, EASTERN SAMAR
53 CORREA, DEXTER CAMBA
P-9 DANIPAS, LABISMA, BISLIG CITY
54 DAGOHOY, WELL JEAN NARANGA
PRK OLD BARRIO BRGY STA ROSA, MURCIA, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL
55 DAGOHOY JR, ALEXANDER RABAÑO
LOT 9 BLK 4 SUNRISE VILLAGE, PADADA, DAVAO DEL SUR
56 DANGANAN, JAN KLYDE BLAIRE TENEDERO
33 SECTOR III, ST ANTHONY ST., DOMINICAN HILL, BAGUIO CITY
57 DARIA, MARK JOSEPH CABANIT
019 PANATANG 3, BANGAR, LA UNION
58 DARIA JR, EDUARDO CASEM
E9 SAN AGUSTIN ST., PINAGBUHATAN, PASIG CITY
59 DE CASTRO, MARK NICO NUEVA
B16L4 VILLA DE LIPA, MARAWOY, LIPA CITY
60 DE GUZMAN, ROBERT ROYCE MARTINEZ
172 TAMBAC, BAYAMBANG, PANGASINAN
61 DE JESUS, JUNE SAMSON
BLOCK 18 LOT 15 VILLA KARANGAHAN SUBD., CALAUAG, NAGA CITY
62 DE POLONIA, RAY BENEDICT CATOLOS
12 B BACUD ST., UGAC NORTE, TUGUEGARAO CITY, CAGAYAN
63 DELA CRUZ, RENIEL BANAYAG
BRGY PALHI, BAYBAY CITY, LEYTE
64 DIZON, GENESIS SALVADOR
BLK 1 STA MARIA, ZAMBOANGA CITY
65 DOLLENTE, RAMCES IAN TAYONA
POLO, IBAJAY, AKLAN
66 DOLOTALLAS, MARK NHELL MALANGEN
B2 L98 REGAL HOMES, ALAPAN 1-A, IMUS, CAVITE
67 DOMOCMAT, DAREL DAGUSEN
FD 169 PINES PARK, KM-4, BALILI, LA TRINIDAD, BENGUET
68 DUROPAN I, MHARBEN SAGARINO
BARRA, MACABALAN, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY
69 ENOLVA JR, CARMELO REVILLA
CONCEPCION KISANTE, MAKILALA, COTABATO
70 ESCAÑO, LOVEN RAMOS
B13 L36 ACACIA ST., VILLA POZORRUBIO, POZORRUBIO, PANGASINAN
71 ESPERANZA, KIM MANUEL LERIO
PHASE 6, GAMAO SUBDIVISION, PANABO CITY
72 ESTABILLO, ESTEWARD JONES MAGLANGIT
SITIO CENTRO, BOBON FIRST, CAMILING, TARLAC
73 ESTIOKO, ROBERT CHARLES PECAHE
460 T DELOS SANTOS, POB SOUTH, SCIENCE CITY OF MUÑOZ
74 ESTRELLA, JOHN PATRICK LLAVANES
57-B RECTO ST., VILLAMOR AIRBASE, PASAY CITY
75 ESTUR, JOHN WISDOM GACOSTA
PHASE 2 BLOCK 19 LOT 9 SEABREEZE HOMES, CABID-AN, SORSOGON CITY
76 EVIOTA, RINZE MARRION DEMONTE VERDE
4793 3RD ST., MACTAN BENITO EBUEN AIR BASE, LAPU - LAPU CITY, CEBU
77 FERANIEL, EUGENE EGE
UPPER CAMANDAGAN, BRGY. MANINIHON, BAYAWAN CITY, NEGROS ORIENTAL
78 FERRER, MACK-AR ELMAGA
70 BAGONG PAG-ASA, FAMY, LAGUNA
79 FIGUERAS, DANIELO PEODOS
GENOMOAN, LOON, BOHOL
80 FRANCISCO, JAEL GICA
ZONE III-C, DIVISORIA, ZAMBOANGA CITY
81 FRANCISCO, MIGMAR BERNPED SANTOS
7006, PUROK 7, KIAS, BAGUIO CITY
82 FUENTES, LESTER CHAD CALUYA
204 ZONE-2, COLANDA, IPONAN, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY
83 GABAY JR, RIZALDY FLORES
9 PARAISO ST., ZONE 6 CENTRAL, TAGUIG CITY
84 GABITA, CHRISTIAN PABILLONAR
BLK 46 MALUNGGAY ST., TUMANA, MARIKINA CITY
85 GACAYAN, LEONARD ALLAN CORREA
84 BUGAYONG, BINALONAN, PANGASINAN
86 GAITERA JR, LEO COOPER
PUROK 8, BRGY TIBANGA, ILIGAN CITY
87 GALLON, NATHANIEL BUYCO
NAYONG BAUTISTA, BASA AIRBASE, FLORIDABLANCA, PAMPANGA
88 GALO, EVRAM JAN ISRAEL CHAPA
STOCADA ST., POB., KAPATAGAN, LANAO DEL NORTE
89 GARCE, CRISTIAN MHARK EGUIA
20 IMELDA, NAGUILIAN, LA UNION
90 GARCIA, MARK JASON GONZALES
SAN BENITO SUR, ARINGAY, LA UNION
91 GAUTANE, GEN ADRIAN MALACAD
33-EGL JAENA ST., WEST REMBO, MAKATI CITY
92 GENORAGA, ALLEN JUN AMAR
125 ECOLS ST., BRGY COMMONWEALTH, QUEZON CITY
93 GINES, MARLON AIRWIN LAPEÑA
MONCE ST., SOUTH POBLACION, DIPACULAO, AURORA
94 GONZAGA, PERRY JOHN GICA
P-3, TONGANTONGAN, VALENCIA CITY, BUKIDNON
95 GUMILAB JR, IGNACIO SAPYONG
29 - A HONEYMOON RD., BAGUIO CITY
96 GUTIERREZ, RAMSEY DEL ROSARIO
38 B PRK 3 SINOT ST., PINSAO PILOT, BAGUIO CITY
97 HABON, BRIAN ESPIRITU
PILA EAST, STA LUCIA, ILOCOS SUR
98 HASIGAN, JOHNREY LABACO
QUEZON, POBLACION, BAGUMBAYAN, SULTAN KUDARAT
99 IGNACIO, JERICHO JAMES TOLENTINO
10 R GAPUD ST., METROCOR HOMES, PH IV, LAS PIÑAS CITY
100 IMPERIAL, MICHAEL BARBONIO
366 ZONE 7, SAN ISIDRO, MAGARAO, CAMARINES SUR
101 JIMENEZ, HECTOR DAN JAVIERTO
3RD DOOR RECABO APT., ACACIA ST., CARMEN, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY
102 JIMENEZ, FEBRYAN GREGORIO
113 STA ROSA ST, LIBSONG EAST, LINGAYEN, PANGASINAN
103 JUMAWAN, JOHN VIANNEY GAYORGOR
PANGANIBAN ST., BRGY 2, ISABELA, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL
104 LADISLAO, JEFFREY LAUREANO
340 SAN ISIDRO SUR, BINMALEY, PANGASINAN
105 LAGULA, DANJO PINES
BURGOS, NATIVIDAD, PANGASINAN
106 LAPUZ, ROSS FRANCIS CAMILA
219 STA RITA, CABIAO, NUEVA ECIJA
107 LARIOSA, JAN PAOLO GONZALES
BLK 78 LOT 22 ROSALINA III, BRGY PALIOK, TALOMO, DAVAO DEL SUR
108 LAROT, ELROY GENELZA
HELEN, LARENA, SIQUIJOR
109 LAXA, DARELL BUTCH ERO TAGUIAM
ZONE 3, TAGUNTUNGAN, BAGGAO, CAGAYAN
110 LO, ASHBY VICAR GALILA
TABUC SUBA, HOSKYN, JORDAN, GUIMARAS
111 LONIEGO, JAKE LEONARD RETIZA
GILDA SUBD., GUIHING, HAGONOY, DAVAO DELSUR
112 LOPEZ, ARJAY CABALLES
L22 B323 ORIOLE ST., BRGY RIZAL, MAKATI CITY
113 LUIS, DANIEL VIAN FABROS
9 WASHINGTON SQUARE, MERVILLE PARK, PARANAQUE CITY
114 LUMAYAG, RONNEL DAPEROC
PUROK 1, POBLACION, SALVADOR, LANAO DEL NORTE
115 LUMBAB, KEVIN ROGER MONTECILLO
STO NIÑO, POBLACION, SOGOD, CEBU
116 MABBORANG, PATRICK VIERNES
9030A ROSAL ST., BRGY 599, STA MESA, MANILA
117 MACABITAS, RONEL VINCENT PETINES
25TH AVE. BRGY BAGONG LIPUNAN, CUBAO, QUEZON CITY
118 MACION, EDUARD VAN REYNALD SANZ
BRGY. VILLA KANANGA, BUTUAN CITY
119 MAGNO, JUN PERRY SURIBA
037 RIZAL ST., POBLACION, LUPON, DAVAO ORIENTAL
120 MANAHAN, VYRON NAVARRETE
B6 L5 ISRAEL ST BARCELONA 4,BUHAY NA TUBIG, IMUS, CAVITE
121 MANASAN, CARLO VICTOR DADOR
1735 DIAMANTE ST., STA ANA, MANILA
122 MANUEL, ANGELO POSADAS
9 - A FALCATAN ST., TETUAN, ZAMBOANGA CITY
123 MARTINEZ, ARWI CHIDAY
04 LOAKAN PROPER, BAGUIO CITY
124 MARTINEZ, MARJANT LOU ANGELES
CASSANOVA ST., DIZON VILLAGE, TAMBO, LIPA CITY
125 MARTIRES, MIZAR BAME IBAÑEZ
BRGY. BAGACAY, TACLOBAN CITY, LEYTE
126 MASCARIÑAS, JUNO ISRAEL LUCY
721 MRB BLDG, PILOT DRIVE COMMONWEALTH, QUEZON CITY
127 MATAMPAC, JETT BUICO
PUSOK, LAPU-LAPU CITY
128 MATAS, SERWIN ENDIABLE
PUROK BOLINAO, DAWIS, DIGOS CITY
129 MAYORES, DENVER CABRERA
103 TAGUMPAY ST., BRGY. SINDALAN, SAN FERNANDO, PAMPANGA
130 MEDINA, JANN NATIVIDAD
18 SIAPNO ROAD, PACDAL, BAGUIO CITY
131 MIGUEL, ALLEN JOE MIGUEL
BLK F-8 LOT 15 STA CRISTINA 1, DAS MARIÑAS, CAVITE
132 MILITAR, DAN ERIC MENDEZ
B13 L37 PII A3 HASA-HASA ST., D-DAGATAN, MALABON CITY
133 MIRAR, JOHN SUELLO
158 ZONE 3 PATAG, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY
134 MITRA, RAMON ADELLO
CASTILLO, PADRE GARCIA, BATANGAS
135 MONDALA, MARC MONSOUR DE LEON
P34-038-11ST BRGY 183, VILLAMOR, PASAY CITY
136 MORALES, HARVEY MANGAHAS
PUROK 3, SUMANDIG, SAN ILDEFONSO, BULACAN
137 MORENO, ARNEL MALIPAY
PUROK STO NIÑO, BATOBATO, SAN ISIDRO, DAVAO ORIENTAL
138 MORENO, RICHARD ANTHONY DOMINGO
0094 SAN PIOQUINTO, MALVAR, BATANGAS
139 NALLIW, DANIEL GARIBAY
MAGULON, LAMUT, IFUGAO
140 OLAGUER, JOEY LIMJUCO
2055 BRGY OLD CABALAN, OLONGAPO CITY
141 ORALLO, FRANCISCO JR SIBAL
19-A MAGUDDAYAO ST., UGAC NORTE, TUGUEGARAO CITY
142 PABLO, MICHAEL TABIGA
PUROK 7, SIBSIB, TULUNAN, NORTH COTABATO
143 PABLO, STEVE QUINTOS
NAGUEY, ATOK, BENGUET
144 PADERNAL JR, EDUARDO ZAPANSA
21 GEN DELGADO ST., HILDA VILLAGE, TANDANG SORA, QUEZON CITY
145 PADROGADO, JOEY BONES
PUROK 2, GUINTICGAN, CARLES,ILOILO
146 PAGKANLUNGAN, MARK RODRIGUEZ
SOUTH POBLACION, PAMPANG, KAYAPA, NUEVA VIZCAYA
147 PASCUA, KIET JOHN NELVIS
57 POGONLOMBOY, MANGATAREM, PANGASINAN
148 PASCULADO, JAY-AR ARAMBULA
BRGY 5, DATU PANAS, BUUG, ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY
149 PAYOMO, GIOVANNI VALDEZ
CAPANTOLAN, SUAL, PANGASINAN
150 PAYOSALAN, DWIGHT KENT DURBAN
P-4, BRGY MAHOGANY, BUTUAN CITY
151 PEDRASA, JOSE MA VICTOR PADILLA
27 APARTMENT 6, AVELINO ST., GUISAD, BAGUIO CITY
152 PELAYO, JERICO MIRANDILLA
35-A TALANAY, BATASAN HILLS, QUEZON CITY
153 PEÑA, LEONARD JOSHUA NEBRE
17 TANGWAY, LIPA CITY, BATANGAS
154 PEREZ, CARL JASON PARARUAN
25 PARAIRO ST., ST JOHN, GUIMBA, NUEVA ECIJA
155 PEPITO III, ANACLITO GABISAY
ZONE 5 PATAG, CAMP EVANGELISTA, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY
156 PIEDAD JR, EDUARDO DURAY
130 URBIZTONDO ST., MADRID, SURIGAO DEL SUR
157 POBLADOR JR, PATRICIO ALIPUSTAIN
27 BONIFACIO, BRGY 6, MENDEZ, CAVITE
158 PODADERA, JOSEPH AUSAN
17 PRES QUIRINO EXT., PH-15, SIGNAL VILLAGE, TAGUIG CITY
159 PON, KEVIN ANGELO REMONDE
LOT 6 BLK 13, NEW HOUSING, TUBIG-BOH, BONGAO, TAWI-TAWI
160 PONCARDAS, NATHANIEL YBAÑEZ
PUROK 3 22-A, GINGOOG CITY
161 PORTUS, JOHN ISRAEL CACANANDO
40 SAN AGUSTIN, IBAAN, BATANGAS
162 QUITAYEN, REMUEL SOLAS
BLK 3 LOT 3 ST JHUDIEL, TUYAN, NAGA, CEBU
163 RAMOS, CLYDE VINCENT DELGADO
RIZAL SUBD., PUROK MAGAYON, POBLACION, NORALA, SOUTH COTABATO
164 RAMOS, LAYMART MERCADO
061 SINTORISAN, SAN ANTONIO, QUEZON
165 RAMOS III, NORBERTO CORPUZ
3267 MARIGOLD ST., ROCK 9 VILLAGE II, TABANG, PLARIDEL, BULACAN
166 REGIDOR, ARJAY PABILANDO
LABOY, MATNOG, SORSOGON
167 REGIS, PAOLO DOMINIC MANTARING
A4 BAHAY CARIDAD, BRGY DONA IMELDA, QUEZON CITY
168 REONAL, ALEX REGIS
TALONGOG, OAS, ALBAY
169 RIVERA, IVAN GABRIEL ZARAGOZA
11 LEONOR RIVERA ST., GUISAD, BAGUIO CITY
170 ROMAN, NEIL PATRICK CUNANAN
240 STA RITA, MACABEBE, PAMPANGA
171 RULLODA, JEREMIAH DIAZ
LAUREL ST., POBLACION, ARINGAY, LA UNION
172 RUMINGQUET, JANN REGOR VALERIO
12 P. GOMEZ ST, BRGY 2, PASUQUIN, ILOCOS NORTE
173 SAJULAN, ARIEL OLAER
SAWANG, GUINDULMAN, BOHOL
174 SALDUA JR, ESTELITO PUNZALAN
146 MOJON TAMPOY, SAN JOSE, BATANGAS
175 SALES, JULIUS CALINISLI
PUROK 5 VILLARICA, MIDSAYAP, COTABATO
176 SANCHEZ, FELIX NATHANIEL LABANG
CARPIO SUBD., KM 6, BUHANGIN, DAVAO CITY
177 SHALEY, RAYMOND ABANTE
114 PUROK 1 HAPPY HOLLOW, BAGUIO CITY
178 SIVILA, MARK GIL ARRIOLA
408 MONDRAGON ST., POBLACION, KIAMBA, SARANGANI
179 SOLAYAO, JESSON LABADO
BRGY SAN JOSE, HINAPANGAN, SAMAR
180 SUR, JETT MEDIATRIX BRYAN MIJARES
480 MAJOR KARE ST., FERNANDO AIRBASE, LIPA CITY
181 TABION, KEVIN CESAR DAYONDON
PUROK 10 RIVERA ST., POBLACION, TUPI, SOUTH COTABATO
182 TAC-AN, KAIZANN DAVID BAYONA
5 SOCORRO, DE LEON AVE, BUENSUCESO III, MARCELO, PARANAQUE CITY
183 TALCO, ARVIN CLARK CARBAQUIL
RIZAL ST., BRGY WEST, CANDONI, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL
184 TALI, STEVEN GABICA
C-1080 LOWER CALARIAN, BRGY KAMPUNG ISLAM, ZAMBOANGA CITY
185 TARAYAO, NIKO ANGELO CALAPOTO
NGARAG, CABAGAN, ISABELA
186 TENEBRO, ELLYSON PALMA
POBLACION, BATOBATO, SAN ISIDRO, DAVAO ORIENTAL
187 TEVES, JUSTINE RIGOR BARNEGO
BRGY STO ANGEL, DUMALAG, CAPIZ
188 TIPAY, CHRISTIAN CHALZ RAMOS
53 STO DOMINGO, TARLAC CITY
189 TORRECAMPO, KEVIN ROSERO
106 YELLOWBELLE ST., WONDERLAND TOWNHOMES, JP RIZAL ST.,
MANDALUYONG CITY
190 TOVERA, DAVID MARTIN RAMOS
215 MANGGAHAN, STA MARIA, BULACAN
191 UMALI, ANDREW LAYLO
0455 PUROK 4, BANAYBANAY, LIPA CITY
192 UNTAL, JEORGE GERICK CRUZ
SITIO ALIGTOS, CAPOYUAN, BARBAZA, ANTIQUE
193 VALES, IAN REY MANGCOPA
301 PUROK 4A, POBLACION, TAGBINA, SURIGAO DEL SUR
194 VALLEJERA, JOHN KENNETH MARFIL
34 SAMPAGUITA ST., PH 6-A-1 PACITA COMPLEX I, SAN PEDRO, LAGUNA
195 VERZOSA, KELVIN ABALOS
170 SAN GONZALO, LABRADOR, PANGASINAN
196 VERZOSA, MARK JOSEPH BANSAG
209 LIGAY ST., ESTANZA, LINGAYEN, PANGASINAN
197 VILLAMOR, JUN REY EUGENIO
B30 L6 PHASE II, PINAGSAMA VILLAGE, TAGUIG CITY
198 VILLANUEVA, GABRIEL PAOLO CARINGAL
29 KAMAGONG ST., VILLA MAGDALENA, SAN PASCUAL, BATANGAS
199 VILLANUEVA, LUIS ANTONIO MALLARI
19 B DR GRACIA ST., SUMILANG, PASIG CITY
200 VILLANUEVA, BRIAN SALISE
ANAS SUBD., LAGAO, GENERAL SANTOS CITY
201 WAKIT, WAYLON PUCOL
DUCOT, UCAB, ITOGON, BENGUET
202 YAMSON, MANSUR LAZARTE
23-16 NORWAY ST., SAN MARINO, SALAWAG, DAS MARIÑAS, CAVITE
203 ZERNA, DAVID KARL MARTINEZ
TABUC BRGY SAN ISIDRO, TANJAY CITY, NEGROS ORIENTAL
Females:
1 ABLANEDA, RHEA NOLASCO
PESCADOR ST., PUROK 1, BRGY 7, MERCEDES, CAMARINES NORTE
2 BIANAN, ELAYE BERNADET ANTONIO
VALLEDOR 2 SUBD., WESCOM ROAD, PUERTO PRINCESA CITY
3 BRAGADO, MANILYN BARROGA
443 ESPA SUBD., POBLACION, KIAMBA, SARANGANI
4 BUENAVENTURA, JEAN CASTRO
363 BALUBARAN ST., CAPIHAN, SAN RAFAEL, BULACAN
5 CAMPOSANO, JUL LAIZA ESPONJA
VILLAMOR ST., POBLACION, TULUNAN, COTABATO
6 CASTILLO, PAMELA MARIE TUBIGAN
084 S L TUBIGAN ST., SICO, LIPA CITY
7 CORTEZ, JESSA MAE LIBERIO
ATIS ST., MANATAD VILL, POLOMOLOK, SOUTH COTABATO
8 DALISAY, MARIA ALESSANDRA MATAWARAN
14 MAGAT SALAMAT ST., BRGY BAGUMBUHAY, PROJ 4, QUEZON CITY
9 DALISAY, MARIA INDIRA SIGRED PONTICA
SIGNAL VILLAGE, SAMPALOC, TANAY, RIZAL
10 DAGOHOY, WELL JEAN NARANGA
PRK OLD BARRIO, BRGY STA ROSA, MURCIA, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL
11 DE LEÑA, KIMBERLY DOTON
BLK 220, LOT 3, DAFFODIL ST., PEMBO, MAKATI CITY
12 JOCSON, MA. DEBBIE LOUIS VIDAL
B 651, ROAD 2, BRGY CAMP AGUINALDO, QUEZON CITY
13 MABBORANG, JOMAICA BACCAY
491 MABAZZA ST., LEMU SUR, ENRILE, CAGAYAN
14 MAHOR, CESLY AINE ESTABILLO
24 SARREAL ST., SAN CARLOS, MARIVELES,BATAAN
15 MARASIGAN, DANA JUNEDEE CHAVEZ
5500 E-D GOMEZ ST., BRGY TEJEROS, MAKATI CITY
16 MASCARIÑA, MARIE ELAINE QUINSAY
LOT 102, CLUSTER I, BAGONG NAYON, ANTIPOLO CITY
17 RAMAS, MA. OPHELIA GRACE CABILAN
AQUARIUS DRIVE, KAUSWAGAN, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY
18 ROARING, JINKY REBANAL
12 HALCON ST, TOWN & COUNTRY HILLS SUBD., BRGY INARAWAN, ANTIPOLO CITY
19 SAMPAYAN, MICHELLE ANN CARTILLA
CAMP LUKBAN, MAULONG, CATBALOGAN, SAMAR
20 SANTOS, MARIA GRACIA SALUDO
BLK 3, L8, P3, AREA-7, V-G SUBD., TACLOBAN CITY
21 SITCHON, NADDINE QUIRIMIT
BRGY. CAYANGA, SAN FABIAN, PANGASINAN
22 VILLAGANTOL, JOLEEN ALBA
78 CAMP FERMIN LIRA, JR, BRGY WEST, GENERAL SANTOS CITY
23 VILLALUZ, RACHELLE MARIE CORNEJO
07 ROMULO BUCAG ST.,SAN FERMIN, CAUAYAN CITY, ISABELA
24 WAYTAN, PAULINE MARIE SAGASAG
47 MANG-OS ROAD, IRISAN, BAGUIO CITY
25 YMBONG, CAROL ANNIE BALMORES
1862 MACOPA ST., BRGY DADIANGAS NORTH, GENERAL SANTOS CITY
Female Alternates:
1 BASBAS, AILYN VILLARIN
ZONE 3 FUNDADO, CANAMAN, CAMARINES SUR
2 CAIMOY, KRUSHIYA CAROLINE RUMA
VIZCAA, BRGY. MATIBAY, LAMITANBASILAN
3 BAYLON, JENNY ROSE ANGCAYA
079 MAITIM II WEST, TAGAYTAY CITY
4 AMONARES, ANNAFE CLAIRE PATINGAN
PUROK IPIL-IPIL, BRGY SAT ROSA, MURCIA, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL
5 UMBAO, KIMBERLY LOPEZ
B16 L3 REGINA VILLE, BRGY INOCENCIO, TRECE MARTIRES CITY
Note: Female alternates listed by priority shall become a primary candidate to fill-in gaps for female quota/listing in case the primary candidate will not be considered due to some other reasons as stated on the AFP Rules and Regulations as well as the policies and procedures governing the Cadet Procurement.
Born This Way - Lady Gaga | Music Video and Lyrics
The Mother Monster Lady Gaga just released a Monster music video of her newest Monster single, "Born This Way" which is already topping music and radio charts across the world.
It's almost like a mini movie with all the story-telling in its first part and its length - whew! 7 minutes and 20 seconds!
Oh well, I am a monster! I enjoyed it - so much! Another great job Mama Monster! :D
I am loving Lady Gaga more recently especially after her sweet conversation with her little monster Maria Aragon on the phone. :D
Check out the Monster video below:
Born This Way - Lady Gaga Lyrics
[Intro]
It doesn't matter if you love him,
Or capital H-I-M
Just put your paws up
'cause you were born this way, baby
[Verse 1]
My mama told me when I was young
We are all born superstars
She rolled my hair and put my lipstick on
In the glass of her boudoir
"there's nothin wrong with lovin who you are"
She said, "'cause he made you perfect, babe"
"so hold your head up girl and you'll go far,
Listen to me when I say"
[Chorus]
I'm beautiful in my way
'cause god makes no mistakes
I'm on the right track baby
I was born this way
Don't hide yourself in regret
Just love yourself and you're set
I'm on the right track baby
I was born this way
[Post-chorus]
Ooo there ain't no other way
Baby I was born this way
Baby I was born this way
Ooo there ain't no other way
Baby I was born-
I'm on the right track baby
I was born this way
Don't be a drag - just be a queen
Don't be a drag - just be a queen
Don't be a drag - just be a queen
Don't be!
[Verse 2]
Give yourself prudence
And love your friends
Subway kid, rejoice your truth
In the religion of the insecure
I must be myself, respect my youth
A different lover is not a sin
Believe capital h-i-m (hey hey hey)
I love my life I love this record and
Mi amore vole fe yah (love needs faith)
[Chorus]
I'm beautiful in my way
'cause god makes no mistakes
I'm on the right track baby
I was born this way
Don't hide yourself in regret
Just love yourself and you're set
I'm on the right track baby
I was born this way
Ooo there ain't no other way
Baby I was born this way
Baby I was born this way
Ooo there ain't no other way
Baby I was born-
I'm on the right track baby
I was born this way
[Bridge]
Don't be a drag, just be a queen
Whether you're broke or evergreen
You're black, white, beige, chola descent
You're lebanese, you're orient
Whether life's disabilities
Left you outcast, bullied, or teased
Rejoice and love yourself today
'cause baby you were born this way
No matter gay, straight, or bi,
Lesbian, transgendered life
I'm on the right track baby
I was born to survive
No matter black, white or beige
Chola or orient made
I'm on the right track baby
I was born to be brave
[Chorus]
I'm beautiful in my way
'cause god makes no mistakes
I'm on the right track baby
I was born this way
Don't hide yourself in regret
Just love yourself and you're set
I'm on the right track baby
I was born this way
[Outro]
I was born this way hey!
I was born this way hey!
I'm on the right track baby
I was born this way hey!
I was born this way hey!
I was born this way hey!
I'm on the right track baby
I was born this way hey!
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It's almost like a mini movie with all the story-telling in its first part and its length - whew! 7 minutes and 20 seconds!
Oh well, I am a monster! I enjoyed it - so much! Another great job Mama Monster! :D
I am loving Lady Gaga more recently especially after her sweet conversation with her little monster Maria Aragon on the phone. :D
Check out the Monster video below:
Born This Way - Lady Gaga Lyrics
[Intro]
It doesn't matter if you love him,
Or capital H-I-M
Just put your paws up
'cause you were born this way, baby
[Verse 1]
My mama told me when I was young
We are all born superstars
She rolled my hair and put my lipstick on
In the glass of her boudoir
"there's nothin wrong with lovin who you are"
She said, "'cause he made you perfect, babe"
"so hold your head up girl and you'll go far,
Listen to me when I say"
[Chorus]
I'm beautiful in my way
'cause god makes no mistakes
I'm on the right track baby
I was born this way
Don't hide yourself in regret
Just love yourself and you're set
I'm on the right track baby
I was born this way
[Post-chorus]
Ooo there ain't no other way
Baby I was born this way
Baby I was born this way
Ooo there ain't no other way
Baby I was born-
I'm on the right track baby
I was born this way
Don't be a drag - just be a queen
Don't be a drag - just be a queen
Don't be a drag - just be a queen
Don't be!
[Verse 2]
Give yourself prudence
And love your friends
Subway kid, rejoice your truth
In the religion of the insecure
I must be myself, respect my youth
A different lover is not a sin
Believe capital h-i-m (hey hey hey)
I love my life I love this record and
Mi amore vole fe yah (love needs faith)
[Chorus]
I'm beautiful in my way
'cause god makes no mistakes
I'm on the right track baby
I was born this way
Don't hide yourself in regret
Just love yourself and you're set
I'm on the right track baby
I was born this way
Ooo there ain't no other way
Baby I was born this way
Baby I was born this way
Ooo there ain't no other way
Baby I was born-
I'm on the right track baby
I was born this way
[Bridge]
Don't be a drag, just be a queen
Whether you're broke or evergreen
You're black, white, beige, chola descent
You're lebanese, you're orient
Whether life's disabilities
Left you outcast, bullied, or teased
Rejoice and love yourself today
'cause baby you were born this way
No matter gay, straight, or bi,
Lesbian, transgendered life
I'm on the right track baby
I was born to survive
No matter black, white or beige
Chola or orient made
I'm on the right track baby
I was born to be brave
[Chorus]
I'm beautiful in my way
'cause god makes no mistakes
I'm on the right track baby
I was born this way
Don't hide yourself in regret
Just love yourself and you're set
I'm on the right track baby
I was born this way
[Outro]
I was born this way hey!
I was born this way hey!
I'm on the right track baby
I was born this way hey!
I was born this way hey!
I was born this way hey!
I'm on the right track baby
I was born this way hey!
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Penshoppe Summer 2011 Ad Teaser Video | Solenn Heussaff, Akihiro Sato, Bea Soriano, Ygor Pignatari
Penshoppe's newly released Summer 2011 ad teaser is telling us that Summer has arrived!
A day before March 2011 opens, Penshoppe uploaded on Youtube a sneak peek of its ad campaign for Summer 2011. Featured on the video are super hot models Solenn Heussaff and Akihiro Sato who were both part of the most recent season of Survivor Philippines.
Also part of the ad are Penshoppe models Bea Soriano and Ygor Pignatari.
Check out the teaser of Penshoppe's Summer 2011 Ad below:
A day before March 2011 opens, Penshoppe uploaded on Youtube a sneak peek of its ad campaign for Summer 2011. Featured on the video are super hot models Solenn Heussaff and Akihiro Sato who were both part of the most recent season of Survivor Philippines.
Also part of the ad are Penshoppe models Bea Soriano and Ygor Pignatari.
Check out the teaser of Penshoppe's Summer 2011 Ad below:
Things that make go hmm...
- The most interesting interview of the Central Division road trip came from Kootenay Ice General Manager Jeff Chynoweth when it came to attendance in Cranbrook. He's not happy, and do you blame him? Acquiring one of the most dynamic player in the WHL yet you are hovering under the 25 hundred mark for home games? I feel Chynoweth's frustration. During our interview he could have painted a rosie picture that all is well in 'Kootenay Country', but like his late father Ed, Jeff told it like it is and you have to appreciate that from a general manager that doesn't get the credit he deserves for his teams successes over the years. He won't win many friends in Cranbrook by his comments, but does he have anything to lose?
- The Rockets scored 38 goals in the month of February. The line of Geordie Wudrick, Colton Sissons and Evan Bloodoff scored 21 of those 38 goals. Sissons had 14 points (7+7=14), Wudrick had 12 points (7+5=12) and Bloodoff had 11 points (7+4=11). Essentially that line was responsible for 55% percent of the Rockets goals during the month.
- You have to give the Swift Current Broncos and their fans credit for coming out under the circumstances. February was a disaster for that team, yet despite the calls for head coach Mark Lamb's head, they are still coming out to watch. Lamb isn't the problem though in Swift Current. Axing the coach is always the fans first response. It's nonsense. As an outsider, it clearly looks to me as if the Broncos were a weak bunch mentally and let the Cody Eakin trade affect them greatly. Yes, injuries were a factor in the teams slide, but the Broncos were touted as having one of the best forward units in the league heading into the season regardless of whether Eakin returned to junior. I'm hoping they make the playoffs, I really am. I will admit it though, I don't like their chances.
- I asked Eakin about the Broncos slide since he was traded. "It's tough to see that. Obviously I know those guys, the coach and the management. When we played them we had a hard time with them and it wasn't a push over game. I think a couple of injuries are holding them back right now. If they can make a push right now...like I said they are a hard team to play against and if they can get back into the playoff spot they could give whatever team they face all they can handle".
- Get healthy Brett Bulmer! Line-mate Shane McColgan misses ya.
- The Everett Silvertips can spin it, but the Red Deer Rebels clearly won the trade that saw Byron Froese move to Red Deer for forward Landon Ferraro. Even if Ferraro would have remained healthy, Froese had a better season. Over 30 goals for Froese is no surprise. He scores goals and has always been a point producer. Will he be a better pro that Ferraro? Maybe not, but from a Rebels perspective, who cares? Froese's greatest accomplishment may have been his ability to take a back-seat role to Ryan Nugent-Hopkins. The 17 year-old receives all the media attention - and rightfully so - but Froese is a good teammate by just going on the ice and producing.
- Speaking of trades, I have to say it after biting my tongue for a couple of weeks now. The Rockets were the winner in the Geordie Wudrick/Stepan Novotny deal. Wudrick has scored big goals for the Rockets this season, including four terrific shootout goals that are lost among the 36 he's scored this season . Technically he has 40 goals....ya, ya, shootout goals don't count but you get the idea.
- Wudrick will play in his 100th game with the Rockets Wednesday night in Kamloops. Wudrick has 55 goals and 84 points in a Rockets uniform. Pretty good return if you ask me. His nine goals in that opening round playoff series last year against Everett was one of the main reasons why the Rockets provided an upset.
- In his last 24 games, Wudrick has 17 goals. By comparison, the leading point getter in the league - Medicine Hat's Linden Vey - has 15 goals in his last 24. Tyler Johnson of Spokane has 16 goals in his last 24 games. The only players to out due Wudrick is Chilliwack's Ryan Howse (24 goals in his last 24 games) and Vancouver's Brendan Gallagher (18 goals in his last 24).
- The Vancouver Giants lost just four of 11 games in February, for a total of 14 points earned. The Rockets lost five times and once in a shootout in the 13 games they played for a total of 15 points in February. The Kamloops Blazers also earned 15 points during the month. Chilliwack and Prince George each earned 11 points during the month.
- The Red Deer Rebels organization has struck a cord with young fans. The upper seating area at the Centrium Friday night was rocking with young kids enjoying the game. That's huge in the long term future of the franchise. I noticed a similar presence in Calgary, but not so much in Cranbrook.
- One of the benefits of having a video screen on the score-clock is the ability to show the fans in the stands, particularly the young ones that get a kick out of seeing themselves on the 'big screen'. Simple concept really in Red Deer, where a gentleman with a mic during the intermission holds a cheering (shouting) match involving the two sides of the arena. The kids eat it up.
- The Red Deer Rebels organization hasn't made it official, but they get my nod if they bid for the 2013 Memorial Cup. Great city, solid building and everything they host is nothing but successful. If the Rockets bid as well, I withdraw my endorsement of Red Deer.
- Rockets rookie defenceman Damon Severson had his ears lowered on the weekend. No big deal for a junior player to get his haircut on the road right? Well, Severson receives his haircut from his grandma. His grandma watched games on the Alberta road trip and brought her scissors and other hair cutting tools with her. Severson tells me his grandma has always cut his hair. I wouldn't have dared let my grandma cut my hair as a kid. She would have given me a 'pig shave'. Remember that term? A 'pig shave' is having your hair cut extremely short. Maybe it's an old Saskatchewan term? I think the proper term used now-a-days is 'buzz cut'.
Finding The Best Travel Deals!
For those of you looking to get away and feel the sand in between your toes, what better time than now! Get away from the routine of the daily grind and spend some long overdue quality time with yourself or loved ones at a place you've been yearning to visit! And you don't need to break the bank to do so! Here are some budget travel trips to help you take a few long weekends this season!
83rd Academy Awards (Oscars 2011) Complete List of Winners | 'King Speech', 'Inception' big winners!
Bagging 4 awards each, the films "King Speech" and "Inception" are the big winners of the 83rd Academy Awards or the 2011 Oscar Awards held earlier today at the Kodak Theater in Hollywood, California.
Here is the complete list of winners of the Oscar Awards 2011:
Here is the complete list of winners of the Oscar Awards 2011:
Best Picture
“The King’s Speech” (winner)
“The Social Network”
“Black Swan”
“The Fighter”
“Inception”
“True Grit”
“The Kids Are All Right”
“Winter’s Bone”
“Toy Story 3″
“127 Hours”
Best Actor
Colin Firth, “The King’s Speech” (winner)
Jesse Eisenberg, “The Social Network”
James Franco, “127 Hours”
Javier Bardem, “Biutiful”
Jeff Bridges, “True Grit”
Best Actress
Natalie Portman, “Black Swan” (winner)
Annette Bening, “The Kids Are All Right”
Nicole Kidman, “Rabbit Hole”
Jennifer Lawrence, “Winter’s Bone”
Michelle Williams, “Blue Valentine”
Best Director
Tom Hooper, “The King’s Speech” (winner)
Darren Aronofsky, “Black Swan”
Joel Coen and Ethan Coen, “True Grit”
David O. Russell, “The Fighter”
David Fincher, “The Social Network”
Music (Original Song)
“We Belong Together” from “Toy Story 3″ (winner)
“Coming Home” from “Country Strong”
I See the Light” from “Tangled”
“If I Rise” from “127 Hours”
Film Editing
“The Social Network” (winner)
“Black Swan”
“The Fighter”
“The King’s Speech”
“127 Hours”
Visual Effects
“Inception” (winner)
“Alice in Wonderland”
“Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1″
“Hereafter”
“Iron Man 2″
Documentary (Feature)
“Inside Job” (winner)
“Exit through the Gift Shop”
“Gasland”
“Restrepo”
“Waste Land”
Short Film (Live Action)
“God of Love” (winner)
“The Confession”
“The Crush”
“Na Wewe”
“Wish 143″
Documentary (Short Subject)
“Strangers No More” (winner)
“Killing in the Name”
“Poster Girl”
“Sun Come Up”
“The Warriors of Qiugang”
Costume Design
“Alice in Wonderland” (winner)
“I Am Love”
“The King’s Speech”
“The Tempest”
“True Grit”
Makeup
“The Wolfman” (winner)
“Barney’s Version”
“The Way Back”
Sound Editing
“Inception” (winner)
“Toy Story 3″
“Tron: Legacy”
“True Grit”
“Unstoppable”
Sound Mixing
“Inception” (winner)
“The Social Network”
“Salt”
“True Grit”
“King’s Speech”
Music (Original Score)
“The Social Network” (winner)
“How to Train Your Dragon”
“Inception”
“The King’s Speech”
“127 Hours”
Best Supporting Actor
Christian Bale, “The Fighter” (winner)
Mark Ruffalo, “The Kids Are All Right”
Jeremy Renner, “The Town”
Geoffrey Rush, “The King’s Speech”
John Hawkes, “Winter’s Bone”
Foreign Language
“In a Better World” (winner)
“Biutiful”
“Dogtooth”
“Outside the Law”
“Incendies”
Best Screenplay
“The King’s Speech” (winner)
“Another Year”
“The Fighter”
“The Kids Are All Right”
“Inception”
Best Adapted Screenplay
“The Social Network” (winner)
“127 Hours”
“Toy Story 3″
“True Grit”
“Winter’s Bone”
Best Animated Film
“Toy Story 3″ (winner)
“How to Train Your Dragon”
“The Illusionist”
Short Film (Animated)
“The Lost Thing” (winner)
“Day & Night””
“The Gruffalo”
“Let’s Pollute”
“Madagascar, carnet de voyage (Madagascar, a Journey Diary)”
Best Supporting Actress
Melissa Leo, “The Fighter” (winner)
Amy Adams, “The Fighter”
Helena Bonham Carter, “The King’s Speech”
Hailee Steinfeld, “True Grit”
Jacki Weaver, “Animal Kingdom”
Cinematography
“Inception” (winner)
“Black Swan”
“The King’s Speech”
“The Social Network”
“True Grit”
Art Direction
“Alice in Wonderland” (winner)
“Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1″
“Inception”t
“The King’s Speech”
“True Grit”
“The King’s Speech” (winner)
“The Social Network”
“Black Swan”
“The Fighter”
“Inception”
“True Grit”
“The Kids Are All Right”
“Winter’s Bone”
“Toy Story 3″
“127 Hours”
Best Actor
Colin Firth, “The King’s Speech” (winner)
Jesse Eisenberg, “The Social Network”
James Franco, “127 Hours”
Javier Bardem, “Biutiful”
Jeff Bridges, “True Grit”
Best Actress
Natalie Portman, “Black Swan” (winner)
Annette Bening, “The Kids Are All Right”
Nicole Kidman, “Rabbit Hole”
Jennifer Lawrence, “Winter’s Bone”
Michelle Williams, “Blue Valentine”
Best Director
Tom Hooper, “The King’s Speech” (winner)
Darren Aronofsky, “Black Swan”
Joel Coen and Ethan Coen, “True Grit”
David O. Russell, “The Fighter”
David Fincher, “The Social Network”
Music (Original Song)
“We Belong Together” from “Toy Story 3″ (winner)
“Coming Home” from “Country Strong”
I See the Light” from “Tangled”
“If I Rise” from “127 Hours”
Film Editing
“The Social Network” (winner)
“Black Swan”
“The Fighter”
“The King’s Speech”
“127 Hours”
Visual Effects
“Inception” (winner)
“Alice in Wonderland”
“Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1″
“Hereafter”
“Iron Man 2″
Documentary (Feature)
“Inside Job” (winner)
“Exit through the Gift Shop”
“Gasland”
“Restrepo”
“Waste Land”
Short Film (Live Action)
“God of Love” (winner)
“The Confession”
“The Crush”
“Na Wewe”
“Wish 143″
Documentary (Short Subject)
“Strangers No More” (winner)
“Killing in the Name”
“Poster Girl”
“Sun Come Up”
“The Warriors of Qiugang”
Costume Design
“Alice in Wonderland” (winner)
“I Am Love”
“The King’s Speech”
“The Tempest”
“True Grit”
Makeup
“The Wolfman” (winner)
“Barney’s Version”
“The Way Back”
Sound Editing
“Inception” (winner)
“Toy Story 3″
“Tron: Legacy”
“True Grit”
“Unstoppable”
Sound Mixing
“Inception” (winner)
“The Social Network”
“Salt”
“True Grit”
“King’s Speech”
Music (Original Score)
“The Social Network” (winner)
“How to Train Your Dragon”
“Inception”
“The King’s Speech”
“127 Hours”
Best Supporting Actor
Christian Bale, “The Fighter” (winner)
Mark Ruffalo, “The Kids Are All Right”
Jeremy Renner, “The Town”
Geoffrey Rush, “The King’s Speech”
John Hawkes, “Winter’s Bone”
Foreign Language
“In a Better World” (winner)
“Biutiful”
“Dogtooth”
“Outside the Law”
“Incendies”
Best Screenplay
“The King’s Speech” (winner)
“Another Year”
“The Fighter”
“The Kids Are All Right”
“Inception”
Best Adapted Screenplay
“The Social Network” (winner)
“127 Hours”
“Toy Story 3″
“True Grit”
“Winter’s Bone”
Best Animated Film
“Toy Story 3″ (winner)
“How to Train Your Dragon”
“The Illusionist”
Short Film (Animated)
“The Lost Thing” (winner)
“Day & Night””
“The Gruffalo”
“Let’s Pollute”
“Madagascar, carnet de voyage (Madagascar, a Journey Diary)”
Best Supporting Actress
Melissa Leo, “The Fighter” (winner)
Amy Adams, “The Fighter”
Helena Bonham Carter, “The King’s Speech”
Hailee Steinfeld, “True Grit”
Jacki Weaver, “Animal Kingdom”
Cinematography
“Inception” (winner)
“Black Swan”
“The King’s Speech”
“The Social Network”
“True Grit”
Art Direction
“Alice in Wonderland” (winner)
“Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1″
“Inception”t
“The King’s Speech”
“True Grit”
Sunday, February 27, 2011
BACK TO BUSINESS
FINAL: Sea Dogs 6, Cataractes 3
SHAWINIGAN, Que. – After a rough outing in Victoriaville on Saturday night, the Saint John Sea Dogs redeemed themselves in Shawinigan on Sunday.
Stanislav Galiev and Zack Phillips each had a pair of goals as the Sea Dogs cruised past the Cataractes 6-3 at Centre Bionest in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League play. Eric Gelinas and Tomas Jurco also scored for the winners while goaltender Jacob DeSerres made 27 saves in the victory.
It was a much better game by the Sea Dogs than the one they put forward on Saturday against the Tigres. Saint John battled hard for most of the game and displayed their typical offensive display, putting up six goals on 38 shots.
Shawinigan goaltender Gabriel Girard was pulled after allowing three goals on 15 shots. His replacement, Alex Dubeau, didn’t do much better as he let in three goals on 23 shots.
It was the Cataractes’ fourth straight loss and their second defeat against Saint John in eight days. The Sea Dogs swept the season series by winning both contests and outscoring Shawinigan 13-6.
Loik Poudrier scored twice for the home squad and Jean-Francois Plante added a single marker. Shawinigan was able to hang around with the Dogs until the second where Saint John exploded for three goals.
This games ends the Sea Dogs’ three-in-three road trip. Despite the loss yesterday, the team still managed to pick up four-of-a-possible-six points.
FIRST PERIOD
Just a few minutes in, Anton Zlobin set up Maximilien La Sieux beautifully and went alone on Sea Dogs goaltender Jacob DeSerres. But DeSerres stood tall in his crease and stopped the Cataracte on the short break.
Mike Thomas created the first legit scoring opportunity for Saint John. He stood along the boards and centered the puck for Stephen MacAulay in the crease. MacAulay had an open cage but was held up nicely by Dillon Donnelly in the crease.
Donnelly and Alexandre Beauregard had a great scrap in the neutral zone at 5:09. Both players got some good shots in before Donnelly threw Beauregard to the ice.
DeSerres made a minor turnover behind the goal a few minutes after the fight. Ryan Kavanagh and his offensive talents were at the side of the net trying to jam the puck but couldn’t.
Stanislav Galiev opened the scoring at 7:21. The Russian broke loose from along the side boards and riffled the puck up and over Shawinigan goaltender Gabriel Girard to make it 1-0 Sea Dogs.
But the Cataractes would tie the match at 9:08. Pierre Durepos sent a blind pass behind the net and was picked up by Yannick Veilleux who walked out in front and fired a backhand shot on net. DeSerres made the stop but couldn’t stop Jean-Francois Plante who buried the disc to tie the match.
But Saint John would respond at 11:17. Zack Phillips came across the line and fired a wrist shot from the top of the dot that beat Girard to make it 2-1 Dogs.
Dave Lebrecque high sticked Ryan Tesink at 13:12, giving the Dogs a four-minute power play. Michael Kirkpatrick looked like he had a step on the Shawinigan defense a few minutes into the man advantage but couldn’t get a good shot off. Then, Scott Oke and Stephen MacAulay were both stopped in the crease on multiple chances.
Shots in the first period were 11-10 Saint John.
SECOND PERIOD
Donnelly almost committed a foul as he walked through his own crease and put the puck right at Girard’s feet. He would recover luckily and saved himself an embarrassing moment. After that, nothing happened for several minutes as the puck went back-and-forth, occasionally getting stuck in the neutral zone.
Finally, Gabriel Lemieux had a decent opportunity for the Cataractes as he fired a point shot through some traffic but DeSerres was there to make the stop.
The Sea Dogs made it a 3-1 game at 11:14. After a bit of a scramble in the Shawinigan crease, Gabriel Bourret sent the puck to Eric Gelinas at the point. The New Jersey Devils prospect fired a half-slap shot that went through the legs of Girard. Alex Dubeau replaced Girard in the Cats crease following the marker.
Lemieux had another blast a few minutes but hit his own player in front acting as a bit of screen.
Things got worse for the Cataractes at 13:31. Bourret sent a point shot on goal that was stopped by Dubeau but he couldn’t hold the rebound. Jurco was at the top of the crease and fired a backhander past the netminder to make it a 4-1 Saint John lead.
The Seas Dogs start edto completely dominate the play after the goal. Ryan Tesink sent a nice pass to Beauregard in front but was robbed by a quick Dubeau. Then, Phillips had an open shooting lane at rim of the circle but blasted one just high.
Dubeau almost cost his team a goal later on in the frame as he was caught out of his net. Jurco threw the puck in front for Steven Anthony who had an open cage but he was held up by a Shawinigan defenseman.
Shots in the second stanza were 15-9 Sea Dogs.
THIRD PERIOD
Just 20 seconds into the third, Zlobin was behind the goal and sent a perfect pass to Loik Poudrier in the slot. Poudrier fired a wrist shot that beat DeSerres glove side to make it a two-goal game.
A scary moment took place just after the marker as Gelinas took an awkward hit at the blue line and left the ice favouring his hip area. He would later return to the game, though. Soon after the hit, Kirkpatrick caught the Cataractes on a turnover but sent the shot high and over the goal.
Kirkpatrick was called for hooking at 4:59. On their first power play of the match, the Cataractes didn’t have much of a showing and failed to generate any dangerous scoring opportunities.
At 9:37, Galiev finished off a nice passing play from Jonathan Huberdeau and Phillips. Huberdeau sent a cross crease feed to the Washington Capitals prospect and sent the disc home to make it a 5-2 game.
But Shawinigan kept on coming. At 9:59, Poudrier went high shot blocker side on DeSerres, netting his second of the period to make it a 5-3 match.
Jason Seed took a penalty at 10:30, giving the Cats a crucial power play opportunity. They had some decent pressure going on until Peter Sakaris took a holding penalty at 12:08, giving way for some four-on-four action. The penalty would prove costly as Phillips scored six seconds later on a shot from the top of the circle that beat Dubeau high glove side. That made it a 6-3 affair.
Later on in the period and the penalty long expired, Anthony was sprung on a breakaway but sent his shot wide of the cage. Anthony had another chance later on in close but was stopped, then Scott Oke fired the disc just high and over the net. But none of those opportunities would matter as Saint John went on to a 6-3 victory.
Shots in the final frame were 12-11 in favour of the Dogs.
Saint John went 0-for-3 on the power play while Shawinigan went 0-for-2.
NOTES: See Sea Dogs Postscript tomorrow.
NEXT GAME: The Sea Dogs and Wildcats meet for the final time at 7:30 pm on Friday night at Harbour Station.
Photo Credit: Marc Henwood/Station Nation
PRE-GAME: at Shawinigan Cataractes
GAME DAY
Saint John Sea Dogs vs Shawinigan Cataractes
Today, February 27, 2011, 5:00 pm
Centre Bionest
SHAWINIGAN, Que. – After suffering just their sixth regulation loss of the season, the Saint John Sea Dogs won’t have any time to think about yesterday’s match as they take on the Shawinigan Cataractes this afternoon at Centre Bionest. Game time is 5:00 pm AST (4:55, News 88.9; 4:45 SN Live Blog).
The Sea Dogs’ 15-game winning streak was halted yesterday in Victoriaville as the Tigres battled their way to a 2-1 victory over the top-ranked team in the Canadian Hockey League. Saint John had a difficult time playing “their” game. The Tigres were deserving of the victory and now the Sea Dogs must regroup.
How the Sea Dogs respond today will be huge. It was unlikely that Saint John would go undefeated all the way to the MasterCard Memorial Cup, and they will need to know how to bounce back after loses. The Dogs have only lost two straight games all year and that was way back in September – with one if those loses being in a shootout.
With nine games left until the post-season, there are still things for Saint John to improve on. The squad is still struggling to play a full 60 minutes, something that has been apparent in the first two games of this three-game road venture through Quebec.
Saint John will face possibly their stiffest test on this road trip today in Shawinigan. With a record of 37-19-2-1, the Cataractes sit seventh overall in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League. The Cats played at Harbour Station last Saturday, falling 7-3 to the Dogs.
The Cataractes were on a roll after Christmas but they have now dropped three straight games and are 6-4-0-0 in their last 10 games. On a losing skid and taking on the best team in the league, Shawinigan will surely be ready for this contest.
HEAD-TO-HEAD NUMBERS
| Saint John | Shawinigan | |
| Record | 50-6-1-2 (1st Maritimes) | 37-19-2-1 (4th Telus West) |
| Home Record | - - - | 18-10-1-1 |
| Road Record | 22-6-0-1 | - - - |
| Streak | 0-1-0-0 | 0-3-0-0 |
| Last 10 | 9-1-0-0 | 6-4-0-0 |
| Goals For | 278 | 216 |
| Goals Against | 145 | 166 |
| Overall PP | 24.4% (7th) | 25.1% (5th) |
| Home PP | - - - | 25.9% (6th) |
| Road PP | 27.7% (2nd) | - - - |
| Overall PK | 83.1% (1st) | 79.3% (9th) |
| Home PK | - - - | 80% (9th) |
| Road PK | 79.1% (9th) | - - - |
| PIM/GAME | 13.3 (13th) | 12.4 (16th) |
NOTES: The Sea Dogs are led offensively by Jonathan Huberdeau who has 89 points in 58 games this season. He was held pointless yesterday… Huberdeau leads the team in goals with 36… Huberdeau also leads the club in assists with 53… Zack Phillips is second in all offensive categories with 33 goals, 50 assists, and 83 points… Phillips is sixth in the league in power play goals with 13… Michael Kirkpatrick is 16th in power play assists with 17… Mike Thomas is sixth in shorthanded goals with three… Phillips is fourth in game winning goals with seven. Tomas Jurco is sixth with six… Phillips is sixth in first goals with seven… Jurco is tied for the league lead in insurance goals with seven… Huberdeau is a league best plus-53… Simon Despres is seventh in shorthanded assists with two… Michael Kirkpatrick is now tied with Lewiston MAINEiacs sniper Etienne Brodeur for the league lead in dangerous shots with 170. Huberdeau is third with 143… Kirkpatrick is fifth in the league in total shots with 214… 35-2-0-1 when scoring first… 11-1-1-1 against Telus West Division teams this season. They lost in regulation against the Montreal Juniors and lost in both overtime and a shootout against the Drummondville Voltigeurs… the Sea Dogs average a league high 4.71 goals per game… the team allows a league low 2.46 goals against per game on average… averaging a league high 36.53 shots for per game… allowing 27.14 shots against per game… Michael Kirkpatrick has gotten a point in eight straight road games.
PROBABLE STARTER: 20-year old Jacob DeSerres will likely get the start in goal. He has a record of 24-2-0-0, a goals against average of 2.26, and a save percentage of 0.915. He still sits second in GAA but has slipped to third in SV% to make room for the machine that is PEI Rocket goaltender Evan Mosher.
LAST GAME: The Dogs fell 2-1 in Victoriaville yesterday. Mike Thomas scored the lone goal on a nice dish from Michael Kirkpatrick. Mathieu Corbeil took the loss in goal.
HOME TEAM: Shawinigan Cataractes
NOTES: The Cataractes are led offensively by Dave Lebrecque who has 66 points in 50 games… Michael Bournival and Benjamin Casavant each have a team leading 28 goals this season. Bournival has played 55 games while Casavant has appeared in 59 contests… defenseman Ryan Kavanagh has a team high 48 assists. Since joining the Cataractes, he has 17 helpers in 21 games… Kavanagh is second in the league in power play assists with 31. Bournival is sixth with 22… Bournival is 13th in the league in first goals scored with six… Casavant is tied with Saint John’s Tomas Jurco for most insurance goals with seven… Dillon Donnelly is eighth in penalty minutes with 120 served… Anton Zlobin is eighth in rookie scoring with 34 points in 50 games… Bournival is sixth in total shots with 212 taken… Donnelly has taken 16 major penalties this year, good for fourth in the league… Kavanagh is second in power play points with 40… rookie Peter Sakaris has the fourth highest shooting percentage at 22.9%... goaltender Gabriel Girard has played the fourth most minutes of any netminder in the QMJHL this season… Girard has made the second most stops with 1241… Girard is tied for the league lead in shootout wins with five… 21-4-0-0 when scoring first… 8-4-1-0 against the Maritimes Division this year… averaging 3.66 goals per game… averaging 2.81 goals against per game… averaging 30.80 shots per game… averaging 30.58 shots against per game.
PROBABLE STARTER: Gabriel Girard has played the most minutes in net for Shawinigan this season. He has a record of 26-15-2-1, a goals against average of 2.70, and a save percentage of 0.913. He is ranked seventh in GAA and fourth in SV%.
LAST GAME: Like the Sea Dogs, the Cataractes are coming off a 2-1 loss last night. Dave Lebrecque scored the lone goal for Shawinigan as they fell to the Gatineau Olympiques at Centre Bionest. Gabriel Girard only faced 17 shots in the loss. The Cats went 0-for-7 on the power play.
Best Cataractes Video We Could Find: The Cataractes selected Alex Dubeau in the QMJHL Entry Draft.
NOT LOVING THE SHAW
This is the Sea Dogs’ first appearance at Centre Bionest since October 3, 2009. Saint John fell 5-4 in overtime that night.
A tweet by Jean Deschesnes, who covers the Cataractes, says that the Sea Dogs are 0-5 in Shawinigan all-time. They are 0-4 at the old Jacques Plante Arena and 0-1 at the shiny new Centre Bionest.
2012
Unless these two teams meet in the playoffs, this will be the final meeting between the two until after the 2012 MasterCard Memorial Cup hosting duties are awarded. Saint John and Shawinigan are considered the favourites to host.
The Sea Dogs wrecked the Cataractes 7-3 last Saturday at Harbour Station. Now on the home ice, Shawinigan will be looking to get some revenge.
The media reaction after this game could be interesting as the Shawinigan media has had some bizarre arguments about why Saint John should not be awarded the tournament.
OTHER GAMES TODAY
Baie-Comeau at Chicoutimi - 4:00 PM EST
Rouyn-Noranda at Gatineau - 4:00 PM EST
Drummondville at Lewiston - 4:00 PM EST
Saint John at Shawinigan - 4:00 PM EST
Moncton at Montréal - 7:00 PM EST
THE RINK
Venue: Centre Bionest
Capacity: 4,300
Average Attendance: 3,226
QMJHL Arena Guide
MEDIA GUIDE
Radio (Sea Dogs): News 88.9 FM
Live Web Feed: Telus
Television: None
Post-Game Coverage: Station Nation
Live Coverage: Follow Station Nation on Twitter (www.twitter.com/station_nation) for live in game coverage. All tweets will also appear in the SN Live Blog that is posted on this site.
AFTER THE BUZZER
The final game of the 2010-11 Brunswick News Rivalry Cup is Friday at Harbour Station at 7:30 pm.
Photo Credits: Marc Henwood/Station Nation, Marc Henwood/Station Nation, Google
Oscar Awards 2011 Official Online Live Stream | 83rd Academy Awards
The 83rd Academy Awards or the 2011 Oscar Awards can be viewed online via live stream through the Academy's official video feeds. Oscars 2011 will start at 8pm Eastern time or 5pm Pacific time on February 27 (8am, February 28, Philippine Time)and it will be held at the Kodak Theater in Hollywood, California.
Watch Oscars 2011 online through the Academy's official live stream below:
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SEA DOGS NOTEBOOK
The 2011 MasterCard Memorial Cup schedule and game times were finalized this week. The QMJHL representative opens the tournament on May 20 at 8:00 pm against the host Mississauga St. Michael’s Majors.
Here is the full schedule (times are in EST):
Round-Robin Game 1 – QMJHL vs. Mississauga on Friday May 20, 2011 at 7:00 pmAll games are broadcast live on Rogers Sportsnet.
Round-Robin Game 2 – OHL vs. WHL on Saturday May 21, 2011 at 2:00 pm
Round-Robin Game 3 – Mississauga vs. WHL on Sunday May 22, 2011 at 2:00 pm
Round-Robin Game 4 – OHL vs. QMJHL on Monday May 23, 2011 at 7:00 pm
Round-Robin Game 5 – WHL vs. QMJHL on Tuesday May 24, 2011 at 7:00 pm
Round-Robin Game 6 – Mississauga vs. OHL on Wednesday May 25, 2011 at 7:00 pm
Tie-Breaker (if necessary) – Thursday May 26, 2011 at 7:00 pm
Semi-Final – Friday May 27, 2011 at 7:00 pm
Championship Final – Sunday May 29, 2011 at 7:00 pm
SAUVE SENT DOWN
Yann Sauve made his presence known on the Vancouver Canucks blue-line over the past few games, but with the teams inured defense core finally starting to return, the former Saint John Sea Dog was returned to the American Hockey League’s Manitoba Moose earlier this week.
"It was real fun, a good experience," Sauve said to the Winnipeg Free Press Wednesday. "For sure the pace is faster but I think I got a tempo going and I think I stepped up my game a bit. I had to, otherwise they were going to eat me alive."
In three games with the National Hockey League club he had no points or penalty minutes.
SEA DOGS ON NHL.COM
The Sea Dogs were featured on NHL.com the other day. Not much of an article, but you get what you can get on NHL.com.
Here is a selection from the post:
Keep in mind that there could be as many as six players from the QMJHL taken in the first round of the 2011 Entry Draft in St. Paul, Minn., on June 24. The last time the league produced as many as four first-round NHL draft picks was 2007 when forwards Jakub Voracek, Logan MacMillan, Angelo Esposito and David Perron were all taken among the top 26 selections.PRE-GAME RITUALS
Not only could there be as many as six players from the 'Q' drafted in the opening round, but four of the players might very well be from the surging Sea Dogs.
The QMJHL website had a video this week asking players what are the most bizarre pre-game rituals they have seen in the league. Nathan Beaulieu and Zack Phillips were both asked.
Click HERE to check out the video.
International Scouting Services released their Top 30 Rankings for February last week over at Hockey’s Future.
Jonathan Huberdeau was the highest ranked Sea Dog, coming in at No. 13. The only other Saint John player on the list was Tomas Jurco who was ranked at No. 30. The only other player from the QMJHL to make the list was Drummondville Voltigeurs forward Sean Couturier.
THE CASE FOR HUBERDEAU
Another terrific post from Kirk Luedeke of 2011 Bruins Draft Watch. Friday, the site had an article on why the Boston Bruins may consider drafting Jonathan Huberdeau with their top pick (i.e. the Toronto Maple Leafs pick).
The post has a quote from a NHL scout:
"The biggest surprise for me this year with Huberdeau is the goal scoring. I knew he was an excellent passer from seeing him last year, but I didn't see how aggressive he was going to be at taking the puck to the net and finishing off the play. He put a lot of work into his shot, and he's playing with a lot of confidence. The puck is going in a lot for him, and I don't see that it's a fluke. He's got some real upside."- Quebec-based NHL scout for Western Conference TeamA GREAT DAY
Nice article on the QMJHL website about the Sea Dogs' rise to the top.
"We have a hell of a team here and we plan on going to the Memorial Cup," Sea Dogs head coach Gerard Gallant said in the article. "There’s a lot of work to do, but that’s our goal."
Paquito Diaz is still alive! ABS-CBN says sorry for reporting Paquito Diaz dead! | Paquito Diaz Death Rumor
"Erratum: We inadvertently reported earlier that actor Paquito Diaz passed away. We apologize for the mistake"
This ends the 5:45PM, February 27 update of an ABS-CBNNews.com report with the heading "Paquito Diaz's family denies death rumor". The newly updated report clarifies that actor Paquito Diaz is still alive.
Courtesy of ABS-CBNNews.com here's the full report:
Here's a screenshot of the Pilipino Star Ngayon Report:
Hmmmmm.. Issue... Issue... I hope noone gets to be fired from work after this.
This ends the 5:45PM, February 27 update of an ABS-CBNNews.com report with the heading "Paquito Diaz's family denies death rumor". The newly updated report clarifies that actor Paquito Diaz is still alive.
Courtesy of ABS-CBNNews.com here's the full report:
MANILA, Philippines (1st UPDATE) – The daughter of Paquito Diaz on Sunday refuted a newspaper report that the veteran actor passed away.The original news report was written at 3:25 PM and the update came out at 5:45PM. At 12:00 AM today, Pilipino Star Ngayon also reported the death of the actor which again is just a rumor. I wonder if it is the 'newspaper' that the above ABS-CBN report pertains to.According to the report, which came out Sunday morning, the 73-year-old actor passed away on Saturday in Albay.
Diaz's daughter, Joanna Diaz-Gallent, said her father is still alive. She added that rumors of her father's death have spread around in the past.
“It’s ok. Mag-one month na kami tinetext na he's dead na daw. Sanay na kami," she said in a text message sent to ANC.
Jean Balagtas, daughter of action film director Jose “Kaka” Balagtas and official secretary of the Katipunan ng mga Artista ng Pelikulang Pilipino at Telebisyon (KAPPT), also denied reports that Diaz has died.
“Hindi po totoo ang balita. Nakausap po ng mga taga-Actors Guild si Joko at sinabi niya mismo na hindi patay ang kanyang ama,” informed Balagtas.
Joko, a son of Diaz, is a member of KAPPT board of directors.
In 2002, Diaz suffered a stroke, causing his health to deteriorate. He was recently rushed to a hospital in Bicol because of an illness.
Diaz, also known as Kits in show business, is confined at the Estevez Memorial Hospital in Legazpi City, Albay.
The actor, Francisco Bustillos Diaz in real life, was born on May 28, 1937 in Pampanga.
Diaz was introduced in the movie “Son of Fung Ku.” He has done hundreds of films but gained iconic status as the villain in many films with the late Fernando Poe Jr. –ANC and Boy Villasanta, abs-cbnNEWS.com
(Erratum: We inadvertently reported earlier that actor Paquito Diaz passed away. We apologize for the mistake)
Here's a screenshot of the Pilipino Star Ngayon Report:
Hmmmmm.. Issue... Issue... I hope noone gets to be fired from work after this.
Farewell with February
- Call Geordie Wudrick third time lucky, yet in saying that, hockey sense, not luck had everything to do with his heroics Saturday night in a 4-3 overtime win against the Calgary Hitmen. Wudrick missed two glorious opportunities to score the game winner in the dying seconds of regulation time but then fired home the decisive goal in overtime as the Rockets ended a Central Division road swing with a 3 and 1 record.
- After scoring the tying goal late in the third period, Wudrick almost ended it by firing a laser beam in the high slot off the cross bar. Moments later, Wudrick received a perfect pass at the right face-off circle from Colton Sissons but fired the puck high over the wide open side of the net. Then in overtime, the same two players hooked up for the game winner as Sissons won a race for a puck along the end boards inside the Hitmen's zone. Sissons threw it into the slot where Wudrick out-waited the Hitmen goaltender before depositing the puck on the forehand. Game over!
- Wudrick now has 36 goals on the season and is attempting to become the first Rockets player since Jamie Benn to hit the 40 goal plateau. Wudrick leads the team in game winning goals with eight.
- The win was the Rockets 36th of the season, one more than all of last season. The team has 18 road wins this season, just one shy of the 19 the 2009 WHL champion Rockets won just a fewer short seasons ago.
- Talk about insult to injury. Not only did the Rockets take two points out of the Saddledome but the father of Rockets defenceman Damon Severson won the 50-50 draw. It was worth about 7 grand.
- The Rockets closed off four games in five nights by spending Sunday at Radium Hot Springs for a team building session. A time to relax and enjoy each others company after a wicked month of games and travel is a nice way to end off the busiest portion of the schedule.
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Wudrick wins it !!!
Geordie Wudrick scores in overtime leading the Rockets to a 4-3 win over Calgary.
BACK DOWN TO EARTH
SN POST-GAME
FINAL: Sea Dogs 1, Tigres 2
VICTORIAVILLE, Que. – All good things must come to an end.
The Saint John Sea Dogs found that out the hard way this afternoon/evening in Victoriaville, falling 2-1 to the Tigres in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League play. The loss ends the Sea Dogs’ winning streak at 15 games and their unbeaten in regulation streak at 22 games.
It’s a hard pill to swallow right now. The Sea Dogs hadn’t lost a regulation game since December 30 in Bathurst and hadn’t lost in any way since a shootout defeat on January 15 against Drummondville. But losing happens. Prior to this one, the team had lost five games in regulation and two in extra time. They rebounded from those loses and they will overcome this one.
The Sea Dogs just didn’t have it in this contest. There were times when the Dogs had plenty of pressure on but then there were times when they were sloppy and unorganized, allowing the Tigres to dictate the play. It wasn’t a typical game from the top-ranked team in the Canadian Hockey League.
Even in the third period and down a goal, Saint John couldn’t overcome whatever problems they were having. Victoriaville put on a show, outshooting the Sea Dogs 12-3 in the final 20 minutes of play.
The only Saint John goal came from captain Mike Thomas in the second period. Goaltender Mathieu Corbeil was fairly solid once again in net, making 23 saves in the loss.
Philippe Maillet and Pierre-Luc Pelletier each scored for the winners. Antonio Mastropietro put on a clinic at times, stopping 25 shots in the win. The Tigres played an all around great game and did what they had to do in order defeat the top team in the QMJHL.
The Sea Dogs will look to rebound tomorrow in Shawinigan against the team that should give them the most trouble on this three-in-three road trek.
FIRST PERIOD
Stanislav Galiev was in close early in the first period and had his shot stopped by Victoriaville netminder Antonio Mastropietro. The rebound came loose to Michael Kirkpatrick in the crease but sent the puck wide of the cage. Soon after, Alexandre Beauregard made some nice moves to get into the danger area but missed the net high and wide.
The Tigres went to the power play at 3:15 as Kevin Gagne was called for hooking Benjamin Laliberte. But the home team had no good chances on the man advantage as Saint John appeared to have a fairly easy time killing the penalty off.
Back at even strength, Tomas Jurco centered the puck for Kirkpatrick in the crease but he was held up nicely by a Tigres defender. Victoriaville then had a pretty good chance back the other way as Carl-Antoine Delisle had a step down the wing but Sea Dogs netminder Mathieu Corbeil was there to make the stop.
A few minutes after Kevin Gagne had point his shot stopped, the Tigres would open the scoring. A point shot was blocked in front and the puck plucked down in front. Philippe Maillet was there to swipe the disc through the legs of Corbeil to make it 1-0 at 12:12.
The Dogs had a power play opportunity at 14:21 but they couldn’t get many good shots off.
Later on in the frame, Vincent Marcoux tried to jam the puck in past a fallen Corbeil but was unable to. Several moments later, Jonathan Huberdeau looked like he would enter the crease area with the puck but was taken down nicely by Tigres defenseman Samuel Groulx.
Shots in the opening frame were 11-6 Saint John.
SECOND PERIOD
Just 29 second into the period, Victoriaville opened up a 2-1 lead. Pierre-Luc Pelletier sent the puck on goal but was stopped by Corbeil. Pelletier then skated in front and picked up his own rebound to give the Tigres a two-goal lead.
The Tigres kept on coming as Maillet set up Yanni Gourde on a two-on-one but was denied by the pad of Corbeil. But Saint John would start to recover when the fourth line had a great shift, creating a solid scoring chance and holding the puck for a lengthy period of time.
The Sea Dogs finally got on the board at 6:44 as the puck somehow came out in front courtesy of Kirkpatrick. Mike Thomas was wide open and beat Mastropietro high blocker side to make it a 2-1 game.
Thomas was then called for tripping at 6:57 but the Dogs would kill it off.
Saint John picked things up again after the penalty expired. Phillips sent a cross crease feed to Huberdeau who missed the shot. But Huberdeau regained the puck and sent it to Gabriel Bourret at the dot who was robbed by the leather of Mastropietro.
Thomas and Kevin Gagne then had a two-on-one chance but Thomas’ shot was blockered away by the Tigres goaltender. Guillaume Goulet then had a good chance for Victoriaville but had his point shot padded away by Corbeil.
After the Sea Dogs failed to get anything working on a power play at 13:01, Steven Anthony was stopped nicely in front. Then, late in the period, Bourret sent a long shot on goal that just hit the glove of Mastropietro. The puck came loose to Phillips in front but was once again stoned by the Tigres netminder. Jurco and Pelletier picked up roughing calls at 18:33 after a mix-up in the corner.
As the period ticked down, Huberdeau made a great deke to get around a Tigres defenseman and then cut in front. But Mastropietro was once again zoned in to make the stop.
Shots on the second period were 12-7 Saint John.
THIRD PERIOD
An entire fan base held their breath early in the third as Simon Despres’ arm went awkwardly into the boards on a hit. He favoured his arm/shoulder on the way to the bench but he would later return.
Delisle then had a good chance for the Tigres as he fired a backhand shot that went to the goal line and stayed out. After several minutes of blah action, Galiev was called for delay of game at 8:55 after he tossed the puck out of play. While shorthanded, Anthony and Kirkpatrick broke free on a two-on-one but Groulx went down to get a piece of the shot and deflect it out danger. Still on the power play, Hynes was robbed by a diving Corbeil.
Not long after, Anthony was called goaltender interference at 13:23. It was a joke call as a Tigres defenseman clearly pushed Anthony into Mastropietro. But the result of the penalty would not be harmful as the Dogs would kill it off.
Saint John had a big chance to tie the match at 15:35 as Pelletier was called for tripping. But the Dogs had nothing in the tank, creating no great opportunities to score.
The Dogs were completely shut down in the third. Laliberte could have put the game away late as a rebound went right on his stick but he missed the wide open cage.
Corbeil was pulled in the final minute in favour of the extra attacker. But it wouldn’t matter as the Tigres completed the upset and won 2-1.
Shots in the final stanza were an unreal 12-3 in favour of the Tigres.
The Sea Dogs went 0-for-3 on the power play while the Tigres went 0-for-4.
SAINT JOHN SCRATCHES
St. Louis Blues prospect Stephen MacAulay was given the day off and did not play. Forward Scott Oke was also a healthy scratch.
Defenseman Nathan Beaulieu was a late scratch and his status is unknown. According to News 88.9, he showed no obvious signs of injury earlier in the day.
NOTES
Michael Kirkpatrick was the News 88.9 Top Dog… the Colisee Desjardins looks great after some renovations in the off-season. They now have seamless glass and a ton of spot lights… pretty much every streak ended tonight… the lines were just a mess. They started off differently as Anthony replaced Huberdeau on a line with Phillips and Galiev. In the second period, Gerard Gallant had everybody everywhere… two body suit guys at the game. The two guys seem to be pretty popular at the games as they were featured a promo video on the Tigres’ YouTube page earlier this week… Gabriel Bourret and Mike Thomas were the only Sea Dogs with a plus rating at plus-1… great game from Antonio Mastropietro… the Tigres celebrated like they had just won Game Seven after the match, jumping on Mastropietro in a huge pile that sent the net flying against the end boards… to relive the match, check out the SN Live Blog Replay.
NEXT GAME
The Sea Dogs finish their three-game road trip tomorrow afternoon at 5:00 pm in Shawinigan.
Photo Credit: La Nouvelle L'Union
FINAL: Sea Dogs 1, Tigres 2
VICTORIAVILLE, Que. – All good things must come to an end.
The Saint John Sea Dogs found that out the hard way this afternoon/evening in Victoriaville, falling 2-1 to the Tigres in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League play. The loss ends the Sea Dogs’ winning streak at 15 games and their unbeaten in regulation streak at 22 games.
It’s a hard pill to swallow right now. The Sea Dogs hadn’t lost a regulation game since December 30 in Bathurst and hadn’t lost in any way since a shootout defeat on January 15 against Drummondville. But losing happens. Prior to this one, the team had lost five games in regulation and two in extra time. They rebounded from those loses and they will overcome this one.
The Sea Dogs just didn’t have it in this contest. There were times when the Dogs had plenty of pressure on but then there were times when they were sloppy and unorganized, allowing the Tigres to dictate the play. It wasn’t a typical game from the top-ranked team in the Canadian Hockey League.
Even in the third period and down a goal, Saint John couldn’t overcome whatever problems they were having. Victoriaville put on a show, outshooting the Sea Dogs 12-3 in the final 20 minutes of play.
The only Saint John goal came from captain Mike Thomas in the second period. Goaltender Mathieu Corbeil was fairly solid once again in net, making 23 saves in the loss.
Philippe Maillet and Pierre-Luc Pelletier each scored for the winners. Antonio Mastropietro put on a clinic at times, stopping 25 shots in the win. The Tigres played an all around great game and did what they had to do in order defeat the top team in the QMJHL.
The Sea Dogs will look to rebound tomorrow in Shawinigan against the team that should give them the most trouble on this three-in-three road trek.
FIRST PERIOD
Stanislav Galiev was in close early in the first period and had his shot stopped by Victoriaville netminder Antonio Mastropietro. The rebound came loose to Michael Kirkpatrick in the crease but sent the puck wide of the cage. Soon after, Alexandre Beauregard made some nice moves to get into the danger area but missed the net high and wide.
The Tigres went to the power play at 3:15 as Kevin Gagne was called for hooking Benjamin Laliberte. But the home team had no good chances on the man advantage as Saint John appeared to have a fairly easy time killing the penalty off.
Back at even strength, Tomas Jurco centered the puck for Kirkpatrick in the crease but he was held up nicely by a Tigres defender. Victoriaville then had a pretty good chance back the other way as Carl-Antoine Delisle had a step down the wing but Sea Dogs netminder Mathieu Corbeil was there to make the stop.
A few minutes after Kevin Gagne had point his shot stopped, the Tigres would open the scoring. A point shot was blocked in front and the puck plucked down in front. Philippe Maillet was there to swipe the disc through the legs of Corbeil to make it 1-0 at 12:12.
The Dogs had a power play opportunity at 14:21 but they couldn’t get many good shots off.
Later on in the frame, Vincent Marcoux tried to jam the puck in past a fallen Corbeil but was unable to. Several moments later, Jonathan Huberdeau looked like he would enter the crease area with the puck but was taken down nicely by Tigres defenseman Samuel Groulx.
Shots in the opening frame were 11-6 Saint John.
SECOND PERIOD
Just 29 second into the period, Victoriaville opened up a 2-1 lead. Pierre-Luc Pelletier sent the puck on goal but was stopped by Corbeil. Pelletier then skated in front and picked up his own rebound to give the Tigres a two-goal lead.
The Tigres kept on coming as Maillet set up Yanni Gourde on a two-on-one but was denied by the pad of Corbeil. But Saint John would start to recover when the fourth line had a great shift, creating a solid scoring chance and holding the puck for a lengthy period of time.
The Sea Dogs finally got on the board at 6:44 as the puck somehow came out in front courtesy of Kirkpatrick. Mike Thomas was wide open and beat Mastropietro high blocker side to make it a 2-1 game.
Thomas was then called for tripping at 6:57 but the Dogs would kill it off.
Saint John picked things up again after the penalty expired. Phillips sent a cross crease feed to Huberdeau who missed the shot. But Huberdeau regained the puck and sent it to Gabriel Bourret at the dot who was robbed by the leather of Mastropietro.
Thomas and Kevin Gagne then had a two-on-one chance but Thomas’ shot was blockered away by the Tigres goaltender. Guillaume Goulet then had a good chance for Victoriaville but had his point shot padded away by Corbeil.
After the Sea Dogs failed to get anything working on a power play at 13:01, Steven Anthony was stopped nicely in front. Then, late in the period, Bourret sent a long shot on goal that just hit the glove of Mastropietro. The puck came loose to Phillips in front but was once again stoned by the Tigres netminder. Jurco and Pelletier picked up roughing calls at 18:33 after a mix-up in the corner.
As the period ticked down, Huberdeau made a great deke to get around a Tigres defenseman and then cut in front. But Mastropietro was once again zoned in to make the stop.
Shots on the second period were 12-7 Saint John.
THIRD PERIOD
An entire fan base held their breath early in the third as Simon Despres’ arm went awkwardly into the boards on a hit. He favoured his arm/shoulder on the way to the bench but he would later return.
Delisle then had a good chance for the Tigres as he fired a backhand shot that went to the goal line and stayed out. After several minutes of blah action, Galiev was called for delay of game at 8:55 after he tossed the puck out of play. While shorthanded, Anthony and Kirkpatrick broke free on a two-on-one but Groulx went down to get a piece of the shot and deflect it out danger. Still on the power play, Hynes was robbed by a diving Corbeil.
Not long after, Anthony was called goaltender interference at 13:23. It was a joke call as a Tigres defenseman clearly pushed Anthony into Mastropietro. But the result of the penalty would not be harmful as the Dogs would kill it off.
Saint John had a big chance to tie the match at 15:35 as Pelletier was called for tripping. But the Dogs had nothing in the tank, creating no great opportunities to score.
The Dogs were completely shut down in the third. Laliberte could have put the game away late as a rebound went right on his stick but he missed the wide open cage.
Corbeil was pulled in the final minute in favour of the extra attacker. But it wouldn’t matter as the Tigres completed the upset and won 2-1.
Shots in the final stanza were an unreal 12-3 in favour of the Tigres.
The Sea Dogs went 0-for-3 on the power play while the Tigres went 0-for-4.
SAINT JOHN SCRATCHES
St. Louis Blues prospect Stephen MacAulay was given the day off and did not play. Forward Scott Oke was also a healthy scratch.
Defenseman Nathan Beaulieu was a late scratch and his status is unknown. According to News 88.9, he showed no obvious signs of injury earlier in the day.
NOTES
Michael Kirkpatrick was the News 88.9 Top Dog… the Colisee Desjardins looks great after some renovations in the off-season. They now have seamless glass and a ton of spot lights… pretty much every streak ended tonight… the lines were just a mess. They started off differently as Anthony replaced Huberdeau on a line with Phillips and Galiev. In the second period, Gerard Gallant had everybody everywhere… two body suit guys at the game. The two guys seem to be pretty popular at the games as they were featured a promo video on the Tigres’ YouTube page earlier this week… Gabriel Bourret and Mike Thomas were the only Sea Dogs with a plus rating at plus-1… great game from Antonio Mastropietro… the Tigres celebrated like they had just won Game Seven after the match, jumping on Mastropietro in a huge pile that sent the net flying against the end boards… to relive the match, check out the SN Live Blog Replay.
NEXT GAME
The Sea Dogs finish their three-game road trip tomorrow afternoon at 5:00 pm in Shawinigan.
Photo Credit: La Nouvelle L'Union
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