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[Title] => Puentevella calls for unity in sports
[Summary] => Bacolod City Representative Monico Puentevella appealed to the country’s top sports leaders to get their act together now.
Somehow a united Philippine sports, according to him, could serve as the first step in bringing the country, reeking with politics, back on its feet.
Puentevella made the call before the weekly PSA Forum at the Manila Pavilion, saying, "the spirit of politics can be lessened if we can get our acts together, maski sa sports na lang.
"If unity can start with sports, mas maganda."
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[Title] => Pugs bid for Athens slots in Pakistan tiff
[Summary] => The road to Karachi, Pakistan for the third Asian boxing qualifying tournament may be rough, but the Amateur Boxing Association of the Philippines (ABAP) expects the journey to be a fruitful one.
Bringing with them high hopes, the RP-Alaxan FR boxing team left yesterday for the Southern Asian republic eyeing one final shot at a possible berth in the Athens Olympics.
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[Title] => BAP avers it’s still legitimate cage body
[Summary] => As long as it continues to enjoy the support of the International Basketball Federation (FIBA), the Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP) wouldn’t blink in its battle for turf with the Basketball Association of the Philippines Inc. (BAPI).
In a three-pronged stand they presented in yesterday’s PSA Forum at the Manila Pavilion, BAP officials claimed they are the duly recognized national governing body for the sport by both FIBA and the Asian Basketball Confederation (ABC), something which BAPI, unfortunately, doesn’t have.
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[Title] => Bigger, better Champions League eyed
[Summary] => Surpassing last season’s successful inaugural of the Champions League may be a tough act to follow.
Nonetheless, tournament commissioner Ramon Fernandez guarantees a bigger and better staging of the meet that gathers the top teams of the different college leagues around the country is in store this year.
The former cage great made the assurance in yesterday’s PSA Forum at the Manila Pavilion, where the second edition of the event was formally launched.
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[Title] => Bigger, better UCAA in offing
[Summary] => Expect the 2003 edition of the Universities and Colleges Athletics Association (UCAA) to be bigger and better.
League president Tisha Abundo made the assurance when she guested in yesterday’s PSA Forum at the Manila Pavilion.
"We’re looking forward to a better 2003 season and made the most out of the gains we accomplished last year," she said in the public sports program backed by Red Bull, Agfa Colors and Pagcor.
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[Title] => RP to improve on KL performance
[Summary] => The man at the helm of screening athletes who will comprise the RP delegation to this year’s Southeast Asian Games vows to surpass the achievements the country gained in Kuala Lumpur two years ago.
Whether it would be in terms of gold medals won or the order of finish in the overall standings is not clear, though.
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[Title] => Perfect tuneup for Cardiff bash
[Summary] => The On Cue! Europe vs Philippines 9-ball tournament could just be the perfect warm-up Efren ‘Bata’ Reyes and the rest of the protagonists of the five-day meet need before plunging to action in billiards’ biggest event of the year.
That would be a week and half from now in Cardiff, Wales, where the world’s best 9-ball players will gather.
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[Title] => Puentevella calls for unity in sports
[Summary] => Bacolod City Representative Monico Puentevella appealed to the country’s top sports leaders to get their act together now.
Somehow a united Philippine sports, according to him, could serve as the first step in bringing the country, reeking with politics, back on its feet.
Puentevella made the call before the weekly PSA Forum at the Manila Pavilion, saying, "the spirit of politics can be lessened if we can get our acts together, maski sa sports na lang.
"If unity can start with sports, mas maganda."
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[Title] => Pugs bid for Athens slots in Pakistan tiff
[Summary] => The road to Karachi, Pakistan for the third Asian boxing qualifying tournament may be rough, but the Amateur Boxing Association of the Philippines (ABAP) expects the journey to be a fruitful one.
Bringing with them high hopes, the RP-Alaxan FR boxing team left yesterday for the Southern Asian republic eyeing one final shot at a possible berth in the Athens Olympics.
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[Title] => BAP avers it’s still legitimate cage body
[Summary] => As long as it continues to enjoy the support of the International Basketball Federation (FIBA), the Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP) wouldn’t blink in its battle for turf with the Basketball Association of the Philippines Inc. (BAPI).
In a three-pronged stand they presented in yesterday’s PSA Forum at the Manila Pavilion, BAP officials claimed they are the duly recognized national governing body for the sport by both FIBA and the Asian Basketball Confederation (ABC), something which BAPI, unfortunately, doesn’t have.
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[Title] => Bigger, better Champions League eyed
[Summary] => Surpassing last season’s successful inaugural of the Champions League may be a tough act to follow.
Nonetheless, tournament commissioner Ramon Fernandez guarantees a bigger and better staging of the meet that gathers the top teams of the different college leagues around the country is in store this year.
The former cage great made the assurance in yesterday’s PSA Forum at the Manila Pavilion, where the second edition of the event was formally launched.
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[Title] => Bigger, better UCAA in offing
[Summary] => Expect the 2003 edition of the Universities and Colleges Athletics Association (UCAA) to be bigger and better.
League president Tisha Abundo made the assurance when she guested in yesterday’s PSA Forum at the Manila Pavilion.
"We’re looking forward to a better 2003 season and made the most out of the gains we accomplished last year," she said in the public sports program backed by Red Bull, Agfa Colors and Pagcor.
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[Title] => RP to improve on KL performance
[Summary] => The man at the helm of screening athletes who will comprise the RP delegation to this year’s Southeast Asian Games vows to surpass the achievements the country gained in Kuala Lumpur two years ago.
Whether it would be in terms of gold medals won or the order of finish in the overall standings is not clear, though.
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[Title] => Perfect tuneup for Cardiff bash
[Summary] => The On Cue! Europe vs Philippines 9-ball tournament could just be the perfect warm-up Efren ‘Bata’ Reyes and the rest of the protagonists of the five-day meet need before plunging to action in billiards’ biggest event of the year.
That would be a week and half from now in Cardiff, Wales, where the world’s best 9-ball players will gather.
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