+ Follow ALABANG COUNTRY CLUB GATORS Tag
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[Title] => Ayala Harpoons earn 3-peat in Speedo G-league
[Summary] => Ayala Harpoons Swim Club finished strong and pooled 929 to dominate the fourth Speedo G-League Long Course Nationals for the third straight time at the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex over the weekend.
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Lim still making waves
HONG KONG - It was at the Philippine National Games (PNG) in Cebu four years
ago when Althea Lim was introduced as a rising star in swimming. She splashed
to seven gold medals in an incredible feat that led to a stint at the Jakarta
Southeast Asian Games in 1997.
Lim, 18, comes from a swimming family. Her sister Alzina swims for a community
college in Florida on an athletic scholarship.
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[Title] => RP tankers dominate HK meet
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HONG KONG - The Philippines stroked to 42 gold medals in 98 events and topped
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Valley Swimming Complex, Tsuen Wan, here last Sunday.
Nine Filipino clubs triggered the tidal wave that buried the host Mantas in
second place. The Hong Kong team of 77 swimmers bagged 38 golds. Vietnam's
Saigon Sharks collected five golds to wind up third.
Parañaque's Blue Marlins of the Elorde Sports Center took team honors
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HONG KONG - Davao City prodigy Jefferson Jomlun ruled six events in the 11-12
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start of the two-day, six-nation 24th annual Mantas 2000 Invitationals in the
Shing Mun Valley Swimming Complex, Tsuen Wan, last Saturday.
The host club Mantas took 21 gold medals, five by nine-year-old Natalie Durant.
Jomlun, 12, broke his own 100-meter freestyle record set here last year when he
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ALABANG COUNTRY CLUB GATORS
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Lim still making waves
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to seven gold medals in an incredible feat that led to a stint at the Jakarta
Southeast Asian Games in 1997.
Lim, 18, comes from a swimming family. Her sister Alzina swims for a community
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HONG KONG - The Philippines stroked to 42 gold medals in 98 events and topped
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Valley Swimming Complex, Tsuen Wan, here last Sunday.
Nine Filipino clubs triggered the tidal wave that buried the host Mantas in
second place. The Hong Kong team of 77 swimmers bagged 38 golds. Vietnam's
Saigon Sharks collected five golds to wind up third.
Parañaque's Blue Marlins of the Elorde Sports Center took team honors
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HONG KONG - Davao City prodigy Jefferson Jomlun ruled six events in the 11-12
age class as the Philippines splashed to 22 of a possible 54 gold medals at the
start of the two-day, six-nation 24th annual Mantas 2000 Invitationals in the
Shing Mun Valley Swimming Complex, Tsuen Wan, last Saturday.
The host club Mantas took 21 gold medals, five by nine-year-old Natalie Durant.
Jomlun, 12, broke his own 100-meter freestyle record set here last year when he
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December 17, 2013 - 12:00am
