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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] => Unlikely duo to pick up cudgels for RP rowers
[Summary] => HANOI–The Philippines is now looking at a pair relatively unfamiliar with each other to provide the gold medal in the rowing competitions of the 22nd Southeast Asian Games.
That after Jose Rodriguez and the partnership of Alvin Amposta and Nestor Cordova could only come up with the silver yesterday at the Ho Tay Boat Club in Hanoi’s West Lake.
Rodriguez finished second to Asian No. 1 Vu Dang Tuan of Vietnam in the lightweight single scull final while the Amposta/Cordova tandem had the same finish against an Indonesian pair.
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[Title] => RP’s Asiad medalists top bets in rowing
[Summary] => HANOI, VIETNAM (via GlobeTelecom) — Their silver medal finish in last year’s Asian Games and their bronze medal performance in the recent Asian Championships have installed Alvin Amposta and Nestor Cordova as the prohibitive favorites to row away with the gold medal in at least one event in the Southeast Asian Games rowing competitions which start today at the West Lake in Hanoi.
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[Title] => Pinoy rowers clinch four golds in SEA tiff
[Summary] => Filipino rowers ended the year on an explosive note by bagging four gold medals in the recent Southeast Asian Rowing Federation championships in West Lake, Hanoi, Vietnam.
Busan Asian Games bronze medalists Alvin Amposta and Nestor Cordova led the Filipinos’ sweep of all four events they joined in the three-day competition which also lured rowers from Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand and host Vietnam.
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[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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[Title] => RP pins first medal hopes on sturdy rowers
[Summary] => BUSAN, South Korea — After a rush of shattering defeats in various fronts, Team Philippines found some glimmer of hope for medal through its sturdy rowers.
The Filipino rowers broke into the finals of three events and will go for the medals today and tomorrow behind the efforts of Benjie Tolentino, Jose Rodriguez and the tandem of Alvin Amposta and Nestor Cordova on the Nakdong River course.
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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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[Summary] => HANOI–The Philippines is now looking at a pair relatively unfamiliar with each other to provide the gold medal in the rowing competitions of the 22nd Southeast Asian Games.
That after Jose Rodriguez and the partnership of Alvin Amposta and Nestor Cordova could only come up with the silver yesterday at the Ho Tay Boat Club in Hanoi’s West Lake.
Rodriguez finished second to Asian No. 1 Vu Dang Tuan of Vietnam in the lightweight single scull final while the Amposta/Cordova tandem had the same finish against an Indonesian pair.
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Busan Asian Games bronze medalists Alvin Amposta and Nestor Cordova led the Filipinos’ sweep of all four events they joined in the three-day competition which also lured rowers from Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand and host Vietnam.
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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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The Filipino rowers broke into the finals of three events and will go for the medals today and tomorrow behind the efforts of Benjie Tolentino, Jose Rodriguez and the tandem of Alvin Amposta and Nestor Cordova on the Nakdong River course.
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