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The Philippines will field the best available pool players when Team RP competes against the best in the region in the 24th Southeast Asian Games slated in Bangkok, Thailand in December.
Ernesto Fajardo, who heads the Billiards and Snookers Congress of the Philippines, said they want to enter the finest Filipino players in the biennial 11-nation meet although some of the big names may not be available for the sporting conclave.
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A red-hot Rodolfo "Boy Samson" Luat advanced into the semifinals even as two other Pinoys stay alive in the 31st US Open 9-Ball Championships, which will drop off its curtains today at the Chesapeake Convention Center in Chesapeake, Virginia.
Luat, the only undefeated Pinoy bet so far, racked up his sixth straight victory with an 11-8 drubbing of Charlie Bryant.
Antonio Gabica and Ronnie Alcano also kept their respective title bids in motion in the penultimate action of the week-long poolfest.
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[Summary] => The Philippines will be leaning on Antonio Gabica and Ronnie Alcano to deliver the country’s first gold in billiards as they vie for the plum in the 15-ball rotation singles at the Makati Coliseum tomorrow.
RP team head coach Ramon Angcaja hopes the luck of the draw will end up in an All-Filipino final for the crown. Action starts at 10 a.m. with the final set at 5 p.m.
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[Title] => Orcullo foregoes int’l stints, joins SEAG team
[Summary] => Setting national pride as his priority, 2005 RP 9-Ball Open runner-up Dennis Orcullo yesterday opted to forego his participation in various international tournaments next month to represent the country in the billiards event of the 23rd Southeast Asian Games set Nov. 27-Dec. 5.
Ernesto Fajardo, president of the Billiards and Snookers Congress of the Philippines (BSCP), tapped Orcullo for the RP team the other night after the 26-year-old and 2004 Kansai Open champion placed second in the P1.3M RP 9-Ball Open won by Francisco "Django" Bustamante.
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ANTONIO GABICA AND RONNIE ALCANO
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The Philippines will field the best available pool players when Team RP competes against the best in the region in the 24th Southeast Asian Games slated in Bangkok, Thailand in December.
Ernesto Fajardo, who heads the Billiards and Snookers Congress of the Philippines, said they want to enter the finest Filipino players in the biennial 11-nation meet although some of the big names may not be available for the sporting conclave.
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Luat, the only undefeated Pinoy bet so far, racked up his sixth straight victory with an 11-8 drubbing of Charlie Bryant.
Antonio Gabica and Ronnie Alcano also kept their respective title bids in motion in the penultimate action of the week-long poolfest.
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[Title] => New faces hope to break ice in 15-ball
[Summary] => The Philippines will be leaning on Antonio Gabica and Ronnie Alcano to deliver the country’s first gold in billiards as they vie for the plum in the 15-ball rotation singles at the Makati Coliseum tomorrow.
RP team head coach Ramon Angcaja hopes the luck of the draw will end up in an All-Filipino final for the crown. Action starts at 10 a.m. with the final set at 5 p.m.
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[Title] => Orcullo foregoes int’l stints, joins SEAG team
[Summary] => Setting national pride as his priority, 2005 RP 9-Ball Open runner-up Dennis Orcullo yesterday opted to forego his participation in various international tournaments next month to represent the country in the billiards event of the 23rd Southeast Asian Games set Nov. 27-Dec. 5.
Ernesto Fajardo, president of the Billiards and Snookers Congress of the Philippines (BSCP), tapped Orcullo for the RP team the other night after the 26-year-old and 2004 Kansai Open champion placed second in the P1.3M RP 9-Ball Open won by Francisco "Django" Bustamante.
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