Cebu Eastern College

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Cebu Eastern College

Pamantasang Silangang Cebu (Filipino)
Former names	Cebu Chinese School (1915–1961)
Established	1915
President	Frederick K.D. Ong
Location	Kilat St., Pahina Central, Cebu City , Cebu , Philippines 10°17′40″N 123°53′45″E / 10.29435°N 123.89584°E / 10.29435; 123.89584
Newspapaer	Atalaya Publication
Nickname	Dragons
Sporting affiliations	CESAFI
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Cebu Eastern College (simplified Chinese: 宿务东方学院; traditional Chinese: 宿務東方學院; pinyin: Sùwù Dōngfāng Xuéyuàn; Pe̍h-ōe-jī: Sok-bū Tong-hong Ha̍k-īⁿ) is a Chinese Filipino school situated at the intersection of Dimasalang and Leon Kilat in Cebu City, Philippines. The campus offers kindergarten, elementary, high school and college classes. Additionally, they operate a separate campus on D. Jakosalem that focuses on elementary-level education. CEC offers Chinese classes as well as English and Filipino subjects.

The school participates in the Cebu Schools Athletic Foundation, Inc. (CESAFI). They have been led by multiple CESAFI stars such as Nikee Montalvo, among many others. They won the Happee Online Sinulog Basketball Cup, defeating Hapee Online with a final score of 195–192, led by their leading wingman Montalvo with 30 points in double overtime.

In the CESAFI 2010 season, CEC won the championship crown, as the Dragons defeated the SHS-Ateneo De Cebu Magis Eagles, 3–0, in a best-of-five series.

Other notable stars include basketball cagers Fabian, BJ Zosa, Mark Olayon, and Roy Villarias, who were among the selected players recruited by the UE Red Warriors to play in the UAAP.

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