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[Title] => Cordova sumagwan sa finals ng single sculls; Amposta at Ilas sumegunda sa kanilang heat
[Summary] => Magaang na nanalo si Nestor Cordova sa kanyang heat upang makaabante sa finals ng men’s 2000-meter single sculls sa rowing competition ng 26th Southeast Asian Games dito sa Cipuli Lake kahapon.
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[Title] => Confident Amposta vows better stint in canoeing
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DOHA — For an athlete making his Asian Games debut, Marvin Amposta is full of confidence and hope that he would perform better than expected when competitions in canoe-kayak is held beginning on Saturday here.
"I plan to race well and finish with a good time," said the youthful Amposta, who nevertheless found the climate in this cool emirate not to his liking when he joined the other bets from Japan and Indonesia in the training Wednesday morning.
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[Title] => Rower calls for maximum exposure
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DOHA — Alvin Amposta has batted for more international exposure for the national rowers following a debacle with partner Nilo Cordova in the men’s lightweight double sculls-repechage 1 elims yesterday.
"My partner has changed and it is the first time I have had to handle the scull,"said Amposta, a veteran of the Busan Asiad.
Amposta and Cordova wound up last in a three-team field under tough conditions, turning in 1:57.8 over the 500m race. Kazakhstan and Iraq took the first two slots in the semis with 1:49.71 and 1:52.32, respectively.
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[Title] => Rookie canoe-kayak bets good for silver
[Summary] => SUBIC BAY FREEPORT–The Philippine team could only come home with a solitary silver and two bronzes but it was enough to surpass its 2003 Vietnam medal haul in the canoe and kayak competitions at the 23rd Southeast Asian Games at the Malawaan Fishing area here.
Rookies Jeremiah Tambor and John Oliver Victorio faded in the homestretch against the Indonesian dynamic duo of Asnawir and Romadi to wind up second in the 500-m men’s canoe double, good for silver medal honors. The pair of Aung Lin and Win Htike of Myanmar settled for the bronze.
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[Title] => Rowers overall champs on Tolentino’s 3rd gold
[Summary] => Sydney Olympic veteran Benjie Tolentino captured his third gold in rowing, teaming up with Alvin Amposta to win the lightweight single scull and lift the Philippines to its first overall crown in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games at the La Mesa Dam.
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[Title] => 3rd gold sinagwan ni Tolentino
[Summary] => Sumandal ang Philippine Rowing team kay Benjamin Tolentino upang makopo ang overall title ng naturang sport sa 23rd Southeast Asian Games.
Minarkahan ni Tolentino ang La Mesa Dam bilang teritoryo nito matapos ang pagkopo ng tatlong gintong medalya bilang ikalawang triple gold medalists ng bansa sa kasalukuyang biennial meet.
Sinagwan ng 32-gulang na si Tolentino ang kanyang ikatlong ginto katulong si Alvin Amposta sa lightweight men’s double sculls upang parisan ang tatlong golds ng diver na si Sheila Mae Perez.
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[Title] => Pinoy rowers bag three golds
[Summary] => SUBIC – The lean, 12-man Philippine delegation kept the country’s tri-colors afloat after grabbing three golds and four silver medals against the Vietnamese juggernaut in Day 2 of the fifth Southeast Asian Canoe Championships at the Fisherman’s Wharf here.
The 34-man Vietnamese delegation scooped seven gold medals in the different race categories, but the youthful Filipino kayakers more than held their own in both the seniors and juniors side of the events.
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[Title] => Rowers give RP first medal
[Summary] => BUSAN, South Korea — A sturdy airman and a navyman gave the Philippines its first bronze medal that must have felt like gold after days of failures in the 14th Asian Games here.
Alvin Amposta and Nestor Cordova came back from repechage and won the bronze in the men’s lightweight double sculls at the Nakdong River course less than 24 hours after RP’s fancied rowers crashed out in the single sculls.
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DOHA — For an athlete making his Asian Games debut, Marvin Amposta is full of confidence and hope that he would perform better than expected when competitions in canoe-kayak is held beginning on Saturday here.
"I plan to race well and finish with a good time," said the youthful Amposta, who nevertheless found the climate in this cool emirate not to his liking when he joined the other bets from Japan and Indonesia in the training Wednesday morning.
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DOHA — Alvin Amposta has batted for more international exposure for the national rowers following a debacle with partner Nilo Cordova in the men’s lightweight double sculls-repechage 1 elims yesterday.
"My partner has changed and it is the first time I have had to handle the scull,"said Amposta, a veteran of the Busan Asiad.
Amposta and Cordova wound up last in a three-team field under tough conditions, turning in 1:57.8 over the 500m race. Kazakhstan and Iraq took the first two slots in the semis with 1:49.71 and 1:52.32, respectively.
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[Title] => Rookie canoe-kayak bets good for silver
[Summary] => SUBIC BAY FREEPORT–The Philippine team could only come home with a solitary silver and two bronzes but it was enough to surpass its 2003 Vietnam medal haul in the canoe and kayak competitions at the 23rd Southeast Asian Games at the Malawaan Fishing area here.
Rookies Jeremiah Tambor and John Oliver Victorio faded in the homestretch against the Indonesian dynamic duo of Asnawir and Romadi to wind up second in the 500-m men’s canoe double, good for silver medal honors. The pair of Aung Lin and Win Htike of Myanmar settled for the bronze.
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[Title] => 3rd gold sinagwan ni Tolentino
[Summary] => Sumandal ang Philippine Rowing team kay Benjamin Tolentino upang makopo ang overall title ng naturang sport sa 23rd Southeast Asian Games.
Minarkahan ni Tolentino ang La Mesa Dam bilang teritoryo nito matapos ang pagkopo ng tatlong gintong medalya bilang ikalawang triple gold medalists ng bansa sa kasalukuyang biennial meet.
Sinagwan ng 32-gulang na si Tolentino ang kanyang ikatlong ginto katulong si Alvin Amposta sa lightweight men’s double sculls upang parisan ang tatlong golds ng diver na si Sheila Mae Perez.
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The 34-man Vietnamese delegation scooped seven gold medals in the different race categories, but the youthful Filipino kayakers more than held their own in both the seniors and juniors side of the events.
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Alvin Amposta and Nestor Cordova came back from repechage and won the bronze in the men’s lightweight double sculls at the Nakdong River course less than 24 hours after RP’s fancied rowers crashed out in the single sculls.
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