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 Kabilang sa mga inaasa-hang mangunguna sa Team Philippines ay sina 2004 world champion Rene Catalan, Arvin Ting, Willy Wang, Vicky Ting, Aida Yang at Edward Fola-yang.


 Ayon kay Wushu Federa-tion Philippines (WFP) presi-dent Julian Camacho, napu-wersa silang lumahok sa naturang torneo.   


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                    [Title] => Pinoy wushu artists tagumpay sa kampanya
                    [Summary] => May dapat ikasiya ang Wushu Federation Philippines dahil tagumpay sila sa kanilang hagngaring makasungkit ng maraming gintong medalya sa pagtatapos ng 23rd SEA Games wushu event sa Emilio Aguinaldo College gymnasium sa Taft Avenue, Manila. 


Humakot ng kabuuang 11 gold, 5 silver at 3 bronze medals ang mga Pinoy wushu artists upang ganap na tanghaling overall champion sa nasabing biennial meet.


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                    [Title] => Day 4: RP breaks away with 58 golds
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An Internet report where Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra "expressed doubts over fair scoring" greeted the hundreds of RP athletes even before the first of the day’s 64 gold medals was disputed.


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Sixteen gold medals came one after the other yesterday, three of them in wushu and two each in athletics, fencing and wrestling, to give the Philippines a pacesetting total of 41 gold, 24 silver and 27  bronze medals.


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                    [Title] => 36 ginto na ang Pinas
                    [Summary] => Matapos humakot ng 20-golds kamakalawa, matumal ang araw para sa Team Philippines ngu-nit pinakinang ng hammer thrower na si Arniel Ferrera ang kampanya ng mga Pinoy Athletes sa kanyang record breaking performance sa athletics event ng 23rd Southeast Asian Games kahapon.

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                    [Title] => Gold kina Yang at Ting
                    [Summary] => Apat na medalya na ang isinusubi ng Philippine wushu artists makaraang umiskor ang magka-partner na sina Aida Yang at Vicky Ting ng panalo sa 23rd Southeast Asian Games wushu compe-tition na ginaganap sa Emilio Aguinaldo College (EAC) Gymnasium.


 Umiskor ng 9.23 sina Yang at Ting sa women’s duilian event  para isukbit ang gintong medalya. 


Iniuwi naman nina Ei Khang Htwe at Ma Swe Swe Thant ng Myanmar ang silver medal sa kanilang 9.18 kasunod ang 9.10 nina Deng Ying Zhi at Ng Xin Ni ng Vietnam para sa bronze medal.


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Pinoy wushu artist sali sa World Wushu C’ships

December 11, 2005 - 12:00am

Matapos ang matagumpay na kampanya sa nakaraang 23rd Southeast Asian Games, nakatakda namang sumabak ang mga Filipino wushu artists sa 2005 World Wushu Cham-pionship sa Hanoi, Vietnam ngayon.  Kabilang sa mga...

PSN Palaro

Pinoy wushu artists tagumpay sa kampanya

December 2, 2005 - 12:00am

May dapat ikasiya ang Wushu Federation Philippines dahil tagumpay sila sa kanilang hagngaring makasungkit ng maraming gintong medalya sa pagtatapos ng 23rd SEA Games wushu event sa Emilio Aguinaldo College gymnasium...

PSN Palaro

Day 4: RP breaks away with 58 golds

By Abac Cordero | December 1, 2005 - 12:00am

Unruffled by assertions of unfair officiating, Team Philippines seized 17 gold medals yesterday as it continued to set the trend and show the way in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games. An Internet report where Thai...

Sports

41 gold medals and counting

By Abac Cordero | November 30, 2005 - 12:00am

The Philippines broke another record in athletics to set off another golden rampage as the host country, with still six days of competition left, moved close to surpassing the number of gold medals it won in 2003. Sixteen...

Sports

36 ginto na ang Pinas

By Carmela Ochoa | November 30, 2005 - 12:00am

Matapos humakot ng 20-golds kamakalawa, matumal ang araw para sa Team Philippines ngu-nit pinakinang ng hammer thrower na si Arniel Ferrera ang kampanya ng mga Pinoy Athletes sa kanyang record breaking performance...

PSN Palaro

Gold kina Yang at Ting

November 30, 2005 - 12:00am

Apat na medalya na ang isinusubi ng Philippine wushu artists makaraang umiskor ang magka-partner na sina Aida Yang at Vicky Ting ng panalo sa 23rd Southeast Asian Games wushu compe-tition na ginaganap sa Emilio Aguinaldo...

PSN Palaro