Win or lose, Bedan fans stand proud
Despite San Beda’s heartbreaking failure to win its sixth straight NCAA title, its fans have never lost heart—it showed on how they express their love for their school by wearing
October 31, 2015
Despite San Beda’s heartbreaking failure to win its sixth straight NCAA title, its fans have never lost heart—it showed on how they express their love for their school by wearing
Martin San Diego has been covering collegiate games for the past five years—starting as editor in De La Salle University’s official student publication, The Lasallian, and now as photographer for
IN THE National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), San Beda College has probably the strongest fan base— for good reason. The school, the last of the original batch of the league’s
San Beda Alabang Pep Band president Pierce Medrana says its members have grown in number.
The San Beda Red Lions scored another historic feat by capturing their fifth consecutive crown in the 90th season of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) men’s basketball seniors division.
The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) South may seem low-key compared to other collegiate leagues in the country, but its sporting events are no less exciting and dramatic.
It didn’t take Mark Cruz too long to be noticed in the Letran senior basketball team tryouts. Even given his 5’5” height, he stands out among taller and stronger players.
The thrill of covering collegiate basketball comes from watching not only the games but also the fans— their smiles, their cheering, their high energy.
It’s the time of year when you must show your love of school. Why not win something for it?
It’s the time of year when you must show your love of school. Why not win something for it?
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