San Beda Red Lions - Football

Football

Dubbed the "Red Booters", the San Beda football team has been a consistent championship contender for the past few years in the NCAA. The seniors team has won the NCAA championship for the last 6 years and has won a total of 14 championships, second only to De La Salle University in all time wins.

Notable players of note are as follows:

  • Aris Caslib
  • Nico Cazon
  • Daryl Dayco
  • Andrew Del Rosario
  • Leonidas Duque
  • Pepito Genato
  • Tonio Guttierez
  • Mari Martinez
  • Aristotle Santos
  • Paul Alcoreza (HS)
  • Gesmund "The Afro" Ballecer (HS)
  • Ymell Belen (HS)
  • Juanito Camahort(HS)
  • Ryan Chester de Ramos (HS)
  • Julio del Gallego(HS)
  • Darwin John Mendoza (HS)
  • Leone Luigi Mercado(HS)
  • Ser Gwendale B Morales(HS)
  • Adam Pascual (HS)
  • Michael Regala(HS)
  • Orlan Remorca(HS)
  • Alvin Segui (GS, HS, COLLEGE)
  • Joseph Rojo (HS, COLLEGE)
  • Elizer Fabroada (COLLEGE)
  • Jeffrey Liman (COLLEGE)
  • Ruffy Narvaez (COLLEGE)
  • Jerome Orcullo (COLLEGE)
  • Timo Orcullo (COLLEGE)
  • Dan Padernal (COLLEGE)
  • Paulo Sanchez (COLLEGE)
  • Bernie Solas (COLLEGE)
  • Clifford Vergel (COLLEGE)
  • Mike Silungan (1 sem only)

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