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[Title] => St. Benilde belles reign in Nestea volley
[Summary] => BORACAY — Faith Ann de Guzman and Janilyn Sarabia yesterday made sure that their final stint in the Nestea Beach Volley Championship would be a very memorable one.
"That’s all we wanted from the start," said de Guzman moments after St. Benilde defeated University of San Jose Recoletos, 21-12, 12-21, 15-13, in the women’s final at the jampacked Hey! Jude sandcourt here.
De Guzman and Sarabia, both tall, tan, young and lovely, would have finished their studies by the time this annual Nestea event is held once again next summer.
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[Title] => Capitol spikers brace for Cinderella finish
[Summary] => BORACAY — Capitol University tries to put the finishing touches to its running Cinderella story when it sees action on the final day of the 10th Nestea Beach Volley Championship here.
"One more day and hopefully two more wins," said Jose Carlos Cagadas yesterday after he and partner Orpheus Cubillas sailed smoothly into the Final Four of the men’s division.
Cagadas and Cubillas are first-timers in this annual Nestea event. But they hardly look or play like rookies as they continue to regale the crowd with their superb plays and court antics.
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[Title] => Capitol duo thwarts powerhouse teams
[Summary] => BORACAY – Capitol University is turning out to be new toast of the 10th Nestea Beach Volley Championship.
Behind the steady, sturdy pair of Orpheus Cubillas and Jose Carlos Cagadas, the three-year-old university in Cagayan de Oro yesterday continued to stun the opposition here.
Cubillas and Cagadas, long-time partners in indoor volleyball, downed two heavyweights as the 24-team national leg of the sizzling summer event got going at the Hey Jude sandcourt.
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[Title] => Boracay sizzles with beach volley
[Summary] => BORACAY – The country’s finest and fittest beach volley pairs will take center stage in this sun-blessed island paradise when the national leg of the 10th Nestea Beach Volley Championship gets going today.
A total of 24 teams, 12 each in the men’s and women’s divisions, will see action in the next three days, each one of them hoping to be crowned champion and rewarded the winner’s purse of P100,000.
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[Title] => Capitol tossers take Boracay trip
[Summary] => For a first-timer in beach volleyball, this gritty pair from Capitol University in Cagayan de Oro has gone beyond their own expectations.
Rolex Cubillas and Jose Carlos Cagadas, long-time partners in indoor volleyball, yesterday proved that they could also hold their ground on the sand.
"We didn’t expect to win because we’re newcomers in beach volleyball," said Cagadas after Capitol U stunned University of Mindanao Tagum, last year’s runner-up, 25-19.
[DatePublished] => 2006-03-31 00:00:00
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[Title] => SWU belles fourth title bid derailed
[Summary] => Southwestern University’s bid for a record fourth straight title in the women’s division of the Nestea Beach Volley Championships went up in smoke yesterday.
After dropping their first assignment last Tuesday, Marites Natad and Hazel Pinero split their two matches at the La Salle Greenhills sandcourt and kissed their hopes goodbye with a 1-2 slate.
Southwestern lost to University of San Agustin, 25-12, then bounced back with a 25-12 win over University of Iloilo only to absorb a painful 25-15 defeat against University of Southern Philippines.
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[Title] => St. Benilde, FEU book Boracay trip
[Summary] => Defending champion St. Benilde and 1999 titleholder FEU survived some scare yesterday, losing in the morning before winning in the afternoon to reach the Boracay phase of the 10th Nestea Beach Volley Championship.
St. Benilde’s Janley Patrona and Rael Pio de Castro, and FEU’s Jessie Lopez and Joshua Alcarde went undefeated in the first two days of the Luzon eliminations until they ran smack against two gallant teams yesterday morning.
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ARANADOR AND LA SALLE GREENHILLS
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[Title] => St. Benilde belles reign in Nestea volley
[Summary] => BORACAY — Faith Ann de Guzman and Janilyn Sarabia yesterday made sure that their final stint in the Nestea Beach Volley Championship would be a very memorable one.
"That’s all we wanted from the start," said de Guzman moments after St. Benilde defeated University of San Jose Recoletos, 21-12, 12-21, 15-13, in the women’s final at the jampacked Hey! Jude sandcourt here.
De Guzman and Sarabia, both tall, tan, young and lovely, would have finished their studies by the time this annual Nestea event is held once again next summer.
[DatePublished] => 2006-05-07 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1804774
[AuthorName] => Abac Cordero
[SectionName] => Sports
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[Title] => Capitol spikers brace for Cinderella finish
[Summary] => BORACAY — Capitol University tries to put the finishing touches to its running Cinderella story when it sees action on the final day of the 10th Nestea Beach Volley Championship here.
"One more day and hopefully two more wins," said Jose Carlos Cagadas yesterday after he and partner Orpheus Cubillas sailed smoothly into the Final Four of the men’s division.
Cagadas and Cubillas are first-timers in this annual Nestea event. But they hardly look or play like rookies as they continue to regale the crowd with their superb plays and court antics.
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[Title] => Capitol duo thwarts powerhouse teams
[Summary] => BORACAY – Capitol University is turning out to be new toast of the 10th Nestea Beach Volley Championship.
Behind the steady, sturdy pair of Orpheus Cubillas and Jose Carlos Cagadas, the three-year-old university in Cagayan de Oro yesterday continued to stun the opposition here.
Cubillas and Cagadas, long-time partners in indoor volleyball, downed two heavyweights as the 24-team national leg of the sizzling summer event got going at the Hey Jude sandcourt.
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[Title] => Boracay sizzles with beach volley
[Summary] => BORACAY – The country’s finest and fittest beach volley pairs will take center stage in this sun-blessed island paradise when the national leg of the 10th Nestea Beach Volley Championship gets going today.
A total of 24 teams, 12 each in the men’s and women’s divisions, will see action in the next three days, each one of them hoping to be crowned champion and rewarded the winner’s purse of P100,000.
[DatePublished] => 2006-05-04 00:00:00
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[Title] => Capitol tossers take Boracay trip
[Summary] => For a first-timer in beach volleyball, this gritty pair from Capitol University in Cagayan de Oro has gone beyond their own expectations.
Rolex Cubillas and Jose Carlos Cagadas, long-time partners in indoor volleyball, yesterday proved that they could also hold their ground on the sand.
"We didn’t expect to win because we’re newcomers in beach volleyball," said Cagadas after Capitol U stunned University of Mindanao Tagum, last year’s runner-up, 25-19.
[DatePublished] => 2006-03-31 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1804774
[AuthorName] => Abac Cordero
[SectionName] => Sports
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[URL] =>
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[Title] => SWU belles fourth title bid derailed
[Summary] => Southwestern University’s bid for a record fourth straight title in the women’s division of the Nestea Beach Volley Championships went up in smoke yesterday.
After dropping their first assignment last Tuesday, Marites Natad and Hazel Pinero split their two matches at the La Salle Greenhills sandcourt and kissed their hopes goodbye with a 1-2 slate.
Southwestern lost to University of San Agustin, 25-12, then bounced back with a 25-12 win over University of Iloilo only to absorb a painful 25-15 defeat against University of Southern Philippines.
[DatePublished] => 2006-03-30 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
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[AuthorName] => Abac Cordero
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[Title] => St. Benilde, FEU book Boracay trip
[Summary] => Defending champion St. Benilde and 1999 titleholder FEU survived some scare yesterday, losing in the morning before winning in the afternoon to reach the Boracay phase of the 10th Nestea Beach Volley Championship.
St. Benilde’s Janley Patrona and Rael Pio de Castro, and FEU’s Jessie Lopez and Joshua Alcarde went undefeated in the first two days of the Luzon eliminations until they ran smack against two gallant teams yesterday morning.
[DatePublished] => 2006-03-24 00:00:00
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