Cesafi 2017

Tag: Bendly Valdor

  • Bendley leads Cobras

    Bendley leads Cobras

    AMERICAN Bendley Valdor had another break out game to lead the Southwestern University Cobras to a clinical victory over the sliding University of Cebu Webmasters, 75-36 at the final day of the first round of elimination phase of the 2014 Cebu Schools Athletic Foundation Inc. (Cesafi) collegiate basketball tournament at the Cebu Coliseum last night.

    Valdor finished with 17 points on top of eight rebounds, a performance that gave SWU starting center Landry Sanjo extra time to rest at the bench. Sanjo proved to be the leading scorer for the Cobras as he finished with the game high 19 points. (READ MORE)

  • Valdor starts to shine

    Valdor starts to shine

    AFTER a scoreless debut, American Bendly Valdor showed his potentials after scoring 15 points to lead the Southwestern University Cobras to an 82-68 win over the smaller Cebu Institute of Technology-University Wildcats in the main game of the 2014 Cebu Schools Athletic Foundation Inc. Basketball tournament Thursday evening at the Cebu Coliseum.

    Valdor, who was in the middle of controversy this week after he was allowed to play despite coming in beyond the deadline, flashed his athleticism and high-leaping ability that gave the Cobras’ starting center enough time to rest. (READ MORE)

  • Standing by Tiukinhoy

    Standing by Tiukinhoy

    THE Cebu Schools Athletic Foundation Inc. (Cesafi) Board justified the decision of Commissioner Felix Tiukinhoy Jr. to allow American Bendley Valdor to play for the Southwestern University Cobras as replacement for Cameroonian Justin Aboude in the 2014 Basketball tournament.

    After hours of deliberation and review, the Cesafi board junked the protest of the University of San Carlos, and any team planning to contest the decision of Tiukinhoy allowing Valdor to see action despite coming in late and beyond the deadline set by the league. (READ MORE)

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