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[Title] => Canlas Fencing holds Inter-Club meet
[Summary] => More than 200 fencers from different clubs nationwide will see action in first Canlas Fencing Inter-Club Challenge starting today at the SM City Centerpoint in Sta. Mesa, Manila.
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[Title] => Fencers rule foil event, retain overall title
[Summary] => The national men’s foil team delivered the country’s fifth and last gold medal in fencing last night, trouncing Vietnam, 45-37, and retaining the overall championship in the sport in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games at the San Juan Gymnasium.
Emerson Segui and Ramil Endriano scored seven and nine points in the eighth and ninth bouts, respectively, to seal the victory and the overall championship for the hosts, who closed out the four-day tournament with a 5-2-6 (gold-silver-bronze) haul.
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Emerson Segui and Ramil Endriano scored seven and nine points in the eighth and ninth bouts, respectively, to seal the victory and the overall championship for the hosts, who closed out the four-day tournament with a 5-2-6 (gold-silver-bronze) haul.
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