Acacia Estates Football Field
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SCHEDULE
| Morning | Afternoon | Evening |
|---|---|---|
| 6:00 am to 8:00 am | 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm | 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm |
| 8:00 am to 10:00 am | 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm | 8:00 pm to 10:00 pm |
| 10:00 am to 12:00 pm | 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm |
RATES
- Php 2,400.00 minimum of 2 hours starts at 6:00am to 6:00pm
- Php 3,400.00 minimum of 2 hours starts at 6:00pm to 10:00pm
- Php 8,000.00 for whole day (6:00am to 6:00pm)
- Extension for the whole day event – Php1,500.00 per hour
FOR THE WHOLE DAY EVENT
The game sponsor must present the following
- Proposal Letter
- Event Plan
- Number of Attendees
Rate
- Php8,000.00 for whole day (6:00am to 6:00pm)
- Extension for the whole day event – Php1,500.00 per hour
ADDITIONAL CHARGES FOR THE WHOLE DAY EVENT
- The use of open area beside the Football Field (depend on the scope of the event)
- Php1,000.00 for electricity and technician.
- Php1,000.00 for additional security guard for every 150 pax attendees
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Community Aims to Nurture Future Soccer Champs
(The Philippine Star) | Updated September 22, 2014 – 12:00am
http://www.philstar.com/good-news/2014/09/22/1371723/community-aims-nurture-future-soccer-champs
Acacia Estates Football Field in Taguig City has been named the official training ground of the Little Azkals following the signing of an agreement between DMCI Homes and Futbol Filipinas Azkals Foundation (FFAF) officials. Shown in photo are (from left) Leigh Mason, Philippine Azkals coach; Jan Venturanza, DMCI Homes senior marketing manager; Joseph Ramil Lombos, DMCI Homes SVP-finance and operations; Albert Almendralejo, Spears Activation and PR president; Josephine Concio, FFAF marketing manager; Lorida Ferrer, DMCI Homes leasing manager; and Philippine Azkals player Ian Araneta.
MANILA, Philippines – DMCI Homes helps Filipino kids develop their soccer skills and aspire to become national players as it hosts the training program of Futbol Filipinas Azkals Foundation (FFAF) at the Acacia Estates Football Field in Taguig City.
Officials of DMCI Homes and FFAF signed an agreement for the training of so-called Little Azkals at the football field of the former’s condominium township.
“We’re glad to welcome the Little Azkals to Acacia Estates. We want it to be their second home as they train and prepare for future games,” said DMCI Homes SVP for finance and operations Ramil Lombos after the signing.
“DMCI Homes’ contribution in this initiative is 50 per cent of the achievement of our goal of sending an elite team to the 2019 U-17 World Cup because the field is critical. This is where we are going to make the dreams of the children come true,” FFAF marketing manager Josephine Concio said.
“In our own way, we hope to not only promote Philippine football, but also help it gain more ground in the local sports landscape. We believe it’s a sport that we can be really good at,” Jan O. Venturanza, DMCI Homes senior marketing manager, said.
“The Little Azkals will be a good example to our own residents. Sports builds character and promotes a healthy lifestyle,” she added.
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The football field is a venue for soccer practices. In May, a soccer clinic for some 50 children of Acacia Estates homeowners was held as DMCI Homes formally launched the field with Azkals player Aly Borromeo as guest. Acacia Estates also played host to a tournament on flag football, another sport fast gaining followers, in July.
FFAF brings children from Metro Manila and the provinces to the capital every summer to train together. The group wants the training to be continuous at least for children based in Metro Manila and nearby provinces like Laguna.
Through DMCI Homes and the Acacia Estates Football Field, the FFAF will have a sustainable training program. Concio also said the training program aims to build a pool of soccer talents who will be eligible to become players for the national soccer team.
Children practice their running skills at the Acacia Football Field under the guidance of coaches from the Manila Hurricanes during a soccer clinic highlighting the launch of the field last May 30, 2014.
Team Captain Tom and the Wolves running their drills rain or shine.
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