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The NCAA coaches from left to right , Ronnie Magsanoc ( San Beda ),Richard Del Rosario of St. Benilde , Jun Tiongco of JRU, Lois Alas of Letran, Aric del Rosario of Perpetual , Boni Tan of Lyceum , Gerry Esplana of EAC , Chito Victolero of Mapua and Koy Banal of Arellano U. INQUIRER FILE PHOTO/AUGUST DELA CRUZ

MANILA, Philippines—After four seasons with College of St. Benilde, Richard del Rosario has resigned as head coach of its men’s basketball team.

Del Rosario, who serves as an assistant coach with the San Mig Coffee Mixers in the PBA, broke the news on his twitter account Monday morning.

“My beloved Blazers, it’s been an honor going to battles with you. Keep fighting! Hope my resignation gets you the attention you deserve,” del Rosario posted.

“In my letter to CSB I put effective Dec. 31, 2012 to allow a smooth transition. I’m still awaiting for a response from the school,” del Rosario told INQUIRER.net.

“I’m not at liberty to discuss the reasons until I’ve spoken to school officials. Hope you understand,” del Rosario added in a text message.

Del Rosario took over CSB’s coaching reins replacing Gee Abanilla in 2009.

The Blazers showed promise early in the 88th Season of the NCAA but went on to finish ninth with a 5-13 record.


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Tags: Basketball , CSB Blazers , NCAA , PBA , Richard Del Rosario , San Mig Coffee Mixers , St. Benilde

  • igme93

    One missing letter gives the headline a totally different meaning lol



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