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GMA Network
7 days ago
- Sport
- GMA Network
EAC upsets Perpetual for third win in a row in Filoil preseason action
Red-hot Emilio Aguinaldo College claimed another scalp after upsetting University of the Perpetual Help System DALTA with a convincing 77-52 win in the 18th Filoil EcoOil Preseason Cup on Monday. The Generals rode on the steady shooting of Brianne Angeles, Joshua Tolentino, and Jon Cudiamat to race to their third straight win and hike their record to 5-1, tying De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde at second spot. Angeles top-scored with 12 points laced with four rebounds and one assist while Tolentino and Cudiamat each chipped in 11 markers as the Generals continued to prove that they're a legit title contender come NCAA Season 101. 'Ever since naman, naniniwala kami na kaya naming maging contender. Ang maganda lang is nagde-deliver na yung mga bata sa sistema namin," EAC head coach Jerson Cabiltes said. EAC, which narrowly missed a Final Four spot last Season 100 due to a 9-9 record, was off to a hot start against the struggling Perpetual with Tolentino and other key vets in Kyle Ochavo and Nicole Quinal leading their first quarter barrage, 24-11. It was all EAC since then with Jethro Bacud even sending them to a 26-point cushion after his layup midway in the fourth period, 70-44. The loss, meanwhile, sent the ALTAs to a 1-4 slate. Only Patrick Sleat could come up with a double-digit production after the former FEU standout posted 10 points. Before this game, EAC had also frustrated defending champion Mapua University, 71-64, before pulling off a tight 75-71 escape victory against Jose Rizal University. Scores: EAC 77 - Angeles 12, Tolentino 11, Cudiamat 11, Ochavo 9, Quinal 8, Villarente 7, Shanoda 6, Dominguez 4, Bacud 3, Castillo 2, Bagay 2, Loristo 0, Oftana 0, Omandac 0. Perpetual 52 - Sleat 10, Casinillo 8, Pagulayan 6, Gojo Cruz 5, Tulabut 4, Baldoria 4, Alcantara 3, Boral 2, Duremdes 2, Gelasano 2, Nunez 2, Borja 2, Maglupay 2, Abis 2, Orgo 0, Guibao 0. Quarters: 24-11, 44-33, 63-44, 77-52. —JKC, GMA Integrated News
AU Financial Review
12-06-2025
- Business
- AU Financial Review
Seven reasons to think twice about private equity
Private markets are eating the world. That's the prevailing major structural theme in global capital markets that investors, regulators and asset managers have decided they need to accept and confront. The Australian regulator has been spooked into action to try to encourage more companies to list and reverse the shrinking sharemarket, while the country's most esteemed stock picker – Perpetual – is cutting deals with private market competitors.
GMA Network
10-06-2025
- Sport
- GMA Network
High school volleyball coach Sandy Rieta talks about handling three teams for Perpetual
By JUSTIN KENNETH CARANDANG,GMA Integrated News Many coaches are already household names in collegiate volleyball like San Sebastian College-Recoletos' Roger Gorayeb, De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde's Jerry Yee, De La Salle University's Ramil De Jesus, or National University's Dante Alinsunurin. But while he has yet to win his own title in the collegiate ranks, University of Perpetual Help System DALTA's Sandy Rieta is carving his own path as well in high school volleyball. Rieta is the head coach of three different volleyball teams in Perpetual: the women's team in collegiate, and the boys and girls team in high school. Just recently, he steered both Perpetual high school squads to the finals of the NCAA Season 100 Volleyball Fiesta with the boys' team winning the title. It was already his seventh title with the boys team. "Walang pahinga eh," Rieta told GMA News Online after winning the boys' title last Sunday. "Bukas (Monday) tryout naman, tatlong team." [No rest... Tomorrow, we're holding tryouts, three teams.] The work just never stops for Rieta, who also handled previously Alas Pilipinas players EJ Casaña, Vince Lorenzo, and Noel Kampton. Asked how he balanced handling three teams this season — and all contenders, by the way, even if the Lady Altas finished fifth this season — Rieta himself said he asks himself the same question, too. "Minsan naiisip ko na rin 'yan pag mag-isa ako eh," he said in jest. "Lalo na 'pag talo, kailangan makaisa ka para mawala 'yung [pagod]. Ayun, time management, balance." [I sometimes think about that when I'm alone... Especially after a loss, you need to get one back so that the fatigure goes away. It's time management, balance.] Handling three teams in simultaneous tournaments is no easy task. "Katulad ng season na 'to, usually umaga laro ng boys, hapon 'yung girls or alternate sila, so 'pag may laro ang college ng 2:30 p.m. or 12 p.m., magte-training ako sa umaga, usually girls sa umaga, then alis ako, pagbalik ko high school boys." [Like this season, usually the boys play in the morning, the girls in the afternoon or they alternate so when the college teams play at 2:30 p.m. or 12 p.m., I'll hold training in the morning, usually the girls in the morning then I'll leave and when I return, it's the high school boys.] The Las Piñas-based teams also have to leave the campus four hours before their scheduled game, so add to that the travel time needed on top of his training sessions and the game proper. Rieta, however, said he is just happy with what he does. "Ganun din kasi eh, 'pag nasa puso mo, 'di ka rin nakakaramdam ng pagod, 'yung passion mo, tapos masaya ka sa ginagawa mo, hindi ka makakaramdam ng pagod. Maiisip mo lang 'yung pagod 'pag talo, honestly." [It's like that, if your heart's in it, you won't feel tired, if it's your passion, and you're happy with what you're doing, you won't feel tired. You only feel the fatigue when you lose, honestly.] Good thing that Rieta won one this season and perhaps, he can now take even just a short break before starting to prepare for the next season. —JMB, GMA Integrated News
GMA Network
09-06-2025
- Sport
- GMA Network
Perpetual reclaims HS boys volleyball crown; Arellano wins first girls' trophy
By GMA Integrated News University of Perpetual Help System DALTA reclaimed the NCAA boys high school volleyball crown after outlasting Colegio de San Juan de Letran in Game 3 of the finals, 25-21, 23-25, 21-25, 25-17, 15-9, on Sunday in the NCAA Season 100 volleyball fiesta at the Filoil Centre in San Juan. John Weihanan Lat led the Junior Altas with 15 attacks, six blocks, and an ace, while Zyro Ornos had 19 points. Team captain Charles Conciina distributed the ball well with 19 excellent sets, while Nathan Paul Ciriaco and Gabriel Cyrus Macatumo had 16 points. Resty Santos had 12 points. Jessel Nimo had 22 points, while Nhasty Bajaladia had 18 points for the Squires. This is Perpetual's 13th title in high school volleyball, and according to head coach Sandy Rita is his seventh under his belt. 'Para sa amin talaga,' Rieta told GMA News Online. 'Medyo may gigil din sa sarili ko, siyempre kailangan kong maibalik. Confident din ako ngayon na aabot sa finals 'yung players ko.' [It was really for us... I had some eagerness also myself, of course I wanted to get it back. I'm also confident now that my players are in the finals.] In the girls' division, Arellano University claimed its first title after beating Perpetual in Game 2 of the finals last May 31, 21-25, 15-25, 25-16, 25-11, 15-4. Samantha Maranan erupted fof 31 points from 30 attacks and an ace, while Catherine Cau and Jasmine Galaga had 19 and 14 points, respectively. Sherrie Rose Acosta was the only double-digit scorer for Perpetual with 20 points. ?'First time namin eh and lahat kami nagtulungan so worth it naman lahat,' Maranan said. [It was our first time and we all helped each other and it was all worth it.] —Justin Kenneth Carandang/JMB, GMA Integrated News
AU Financial Review
09-06-2025
- Business
- AU Financial Review
Public equities advocate Perpetual hops into bed with Swiss private equity
Here's a sentence we never expected to write: funds management royalty Perpetual's Australian equities unit – the one that has kept chairmen and chief executives honest for decades – is getting into bed with private equity. In a sign of the times, the team under Vince Pezzullo, Perpetual's head of equities, has cut a deal with Swiss private equity firm Partners Group to explore public-private funds or other types of investment vehicles that would combine public and private equity.
