The Bogo Times

Video transcript: CEBU , the premier province of the Philippines, invites you to visit and experience the sublime culture and its dream destinations. Kabanhawan Festival - Minglanilla Photo source:  Sugat Kabanhawan sa Minglanilla Welcome to the Sugat Capital of the South - Minglanilla . The town where people flock to meet the risen Lord. Bukilat Cave - Tudela, Camotes Find yourself in the lost horizon or the poet's haven called the Camotes Group of Islands . Lake Danao or the Lover's Lake, exquisite beaches and underground caves that cover most of the island.  The unspoiled, historic and Heritage City of the South , Carcar ,  breathes life to a city of dynamic people and cultured community.  Capitancillo Islet - Bogo City Renew your spiritual journey in Bogo , the Pilgrim City of the North . The captivating beauty and historic Capitancillo Islet . Experience the countryside feeling in Malabuyoc , wher...

The country’s longest ultra-marathon race, SN250, started yesterday (June 14, 2013) in the Municipality of Santander and will end in the City of Bogo . This is the country's first 250-km race and is considered as a race of the toughest ultra-marathoners in the country. It's not an easy way in for the participants because of the strict screening process. One of the main qualifications of the participants is that they should have joined at least two 100-km ultra-marathon races. The organizers were able to gather only twenty participants for the said race and nine of them are from Cebu.  The participants are: Rhoda Oporto-Cabalero (women’s champion in the 3rd Labor Day Coast to Coast 65K Ultramarathon race), Bryan Kho, Wilnar Iglesia, Roger Villareal, Lope Noay, Joel Ouano, Zenchen Lagapa, Anthony Alindada, Januarius Padilla, Randy Rubio, Kathie Villaflor, Jonathan Guardo, Joel Cuyos, Rodney Cabahug, Tony Galon, Edwin Colina, Ron Illana, Lyra Valles, Benedic...

City of Bogo's Jan Godfrey Seno defeated Japan's Koki Matsuda, 5-7, 6-3, 6-1,  to capture the 3rd Malacca ATF Asian 14-Under Series Tennis Championship boys singles title. He survived a 3-hour battle against the Japanese. Seno is the first Filipino to win the title. Jan Godfrey Seno Photo Source:   www.sports247.my Prior to the win, Seno beat Malaysia’s No. 1 Ryan Lee Yip Heng in the first round then edged Abdul Shukor Zubair, 6-1, 6-2 in the second round. He then defeated Wan Muhammad Fakhrul ,6-3, 6-2, in the quarterfinals and beat compatriot Michael Ealla of Manila, 6-1, 6-1, to arrange a finals showdown with Koki. - SunStar Cebu News links: http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/423175/cebuano-seno-captures-1st-intl-crown-at-malacca-net http://www.sunstar.com.ph/cebu/sports/2013/06/08/seno-makes-history-malacca-286443 http://www.sports247.my/2013/06/godfrey-nails-title-in-style/