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3 foreignn-based rowers dagdag sa Philippine team

Russell Cadayona - Pilipino Star Ngayon

MANILA, Philippines — Tatlong batang foreign-based athletes ang isinama sa Philippine national rowing na sasagwan sa Asian Under-19 Championships sa India sa Disyembre.

Sila ay sina Ross Llaneta mula sa New Zealand, Enzo Santos buhat sa United States at Jesu Matteo Manalo galing sa Canada at tatlong linggo nang nagsasanay sa ilalim ni Belarusian coach Aliaksandra Tsekhanovich.

“We have our targets and we’re working hard. They are improving every day, every row. We all dream big together – one dream,” ani

Tsekhanovich kahapon sa Philippine Sportswriters Association (PSA) Forum sa Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) media room na inihandog ng San Miguel Corporation, PSC, Philippine Olympic Committee, MILO at 24/7sports app ArenaPlus.

Si Llaneta ay 15-an­yos, habang sina Santos at Manalo ay parehong 17-anyos na nagsasanay sa La Mesa Dam.

Kumpiyansa si PSC chairman Patrick Gregorio sa mga bagong dagdag na atleta sa national rowing team at tinawag silang “future Olympians and part of the future of Philippine rowing.”

“Our search for rowing talents continues,” sabi ni Gregorio na ipinagdiwang ang nakolektang tatlong gold at isang silver medals sa Asian Rowing Beach Sprint Championships sa Pattaya, Thailand noong Hunyo.

Inangkin ni Emman Pillar ang ginto sa Under-16 Coastal men’s solo at sa coastal men’s double skulls katambal si Kyle Olano, habang wagi rin

sina Ayonna Huerto at Khayzie Caviltes sa Under-19 women’s doubles skulls.

Ang pilak ay mula kay Matt Jugadora sa Under-19 coastal men’s solo.

“These are stunning, positive developments for Philippine rowing,” dagdag ni Gregorio na dating pangulo ng Philippine Rowing Association bago hinirang na PSC chairman noong Hulyo ng 2025.

 

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