PSC HANDS OVER P2M FOR PROVINCE ATHLETES’ TRAINING

Cebu Provincial Sports Commission Executive Director Ramil Abing said they have to use up the budget to earn an increase next year

The Cebu Province received a P2-million check from the Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) through Commissioner Mon Fernandez yesterday.

Ramil Abing, Cebu Provincial Sports Commission (CPSC) executive director, said the money will be used for the equipment and training of provincial athletes.

Abing said they will try to sustain and maintain the training of the province’s athletes for other upcoming sports activities.

“We basically try to maintain and sustain our training for them. Right now we are into futsal and football for the incoming training this month in Balamban,” said Abing.

The CPSC executive director said they will be having an entry for the dance sports competition.

“I think we’ll join the dance sports (competition) since we have athletes from Medellin, which has good training,” he said.

Abing told reporters that the province will also support athletes for the upcoming Provincial Meet in Carmen, Cebu.

He assured that the P2-million budget from the PSC will be consumed to fund sports activities in the province, so the commission

We basically try to maintain and sustain our training for them. Right now we are into futsal and football for the incoming training this month in Balamban.

RAMIL ABING

Cebu Provincial Sports Commission executive director

will increase the budget.

“We focus on the distribution of the equipment. We’ll exhaust the budget so that we’ll have an increase next year,” Abing said.

SUNSTAR FOTO / ALAN TANGCAWAN FUNDS. PSC Commissioner Ramon Fernandez (3rd from left) turned over the P2million budget to the Cebu Province as an incentive for placing fifth overall in the Philippine National Games. CPSC chief Ramil Abing (left) and Gov. Hilario Davide III (second from left) were present in the turnover.