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Henry Dagmil, a 22-year old Mapua student who was dropped from the national team early this year, came out of nowhere to win the gold medal with a jump of 7.83 meters. It broke the previous record of 7.65 set by Nino Ramirez in the May 2, 1936 National Open.


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Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) chief Celso Dayrit stressed that identifying and tapping Fil-foreign athletes who can serve the country in future international competitions is just part of the plans by the Los Angeles-based POODC.


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This is the mission of the seven Filipino-American athletes who have confirmed their participation in the 2004 National Open track and field championships set June 1-4 at the Rizal Memorial track and field stadium.


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Headed by delegation leader Jim Apelar, the Fil-Ams, under the "Philippine Overseas Team" banner, are Gary Cablayan, Kashus Perona, Deborah Samson, Rose Supangan, Jenny Buncio, Breanne Bumanlag, Krizia Apelar, Gabe Cabrera and Kim Ramirez.


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RP team dropout rips 68-year old mark; Fil-Ams struggle

By Abac Cordero | June 2, 2004 - 12:00am

An athlete who was recently dropped from the national team broke an ancient 68-year-old Philippine record in men’s long jump yesterday as the National Open Track and Field Championship got off to a good start...

Sports

Fil-Ams face acid test as RP trackfest begins

By Abac Cordero | June 1, 2004 - 12:00am

Just how tough these Fil-American athletes are will be known starting today when the National Open Track and Field Championships, which also features athletes from other Asian countries, fires off at the Rizal Memorial...

Sports

NSAs have say on US training of RP athletes

By Abac Cordero | May 28, 2004 - 12:00am

It’s the National Sports Associations (NSAs) who must decide who among their athletes can train in the United States with great help coming from the newly-formed Philippine Olympic Overseas Development Committee...

Sports

Fil-Ams proud to run as Pinoys

By Jannelle So | May 27, 2004 - 12:00am

LOS ANGELES — They have pursued their personal quest for sporting excellence. Now they’re sharing a common goal to heed the call of the country where they have long traced their roots. This is the mission...

Sports

RP tracksters welcome tough challenge from Fil-Ams

May 26, 2004 - 12:00am

Hoping to acclimatize before the 2004 National Track and Field Invitational Championships unwraps on June 1, nine California-based Fil-Am track and field athletes arrive today at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport. Headed...

Sports

Fil-Ams must meet SEAG norm to make RP team

By Abac Cordero | May 25, 2004 - 12:00am

Next week’s Milo National Open track and field championships will form part of tryouts for the competing Fil-American athletes with those matching or surpassing the Southeast Asian Games gold medal standard...

Sports