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                    [Summary] => Ranged against the world’s best shuttlers, the national badminton team is quick to admit it may not contribute to the country’s gold medal haul in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games.


"I hate to say it but as for winning a gold medal, no, I don’t think we can do it ," said Martin Araneta, who replaced Butch Oreta as head coach last April.  "We are still a long way behind compared to other Southeast Asian countries." 


Even a repeat of RP’s bronze medal finish in the previous SEAG in Vietnam is no guarantee, according to him.


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                    [Title] => Still no RP lineup in badminton
                    [Summary] => A member of the Philippine badminton team has expressed disappointment over the controversy brought about by head coach Butch Oreta’s resignation due to his differences with some members of the Philippine Badminton Association board.


"Of course, it’s disappointing and demoralizing," said the player who requested anonimity.


He said an issue like this is the last thing the players in the national team need as they look forward to the country’s hosting of the 23rd Southeast Asian Games on Nov. 27 to Dec. 5.


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                    [Title] => Paolo’s new love
                    [Summary] => Paolo Bediones has found a new love. And– until he became extra busy with his hosting career–it’s taking too much of his time and money.  On top of that, his new love gives him a lot in return.  It makes him richer in friends and all things material.  Thus, it’s no surprise that Paolo flaunts his new love for everyone to see.


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                    [Title] => Badminton ang bagong pag-ibig ni Paolo!
                    [Summary] => Actually, hindi lamang ito paboritong sport ni Paolo Bediones, ito rin ang pinaka-bago niyang negosyo na sinimulan niya last year hindi para pagka-perahan kundi para mai-promote niya ang larong badminton sa lahat. 


Nung nakaraang taon din nagsimula sa larong badminton si Paolo. Sobra niya itong nagustuhan kung kaya nagpasya siya na gawin itong negosyo. Meron naman daw siyang pera kaya dito niya naisipang i-invest ang pera niya.


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                    [AuthorName] => Veronica R. Samio
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                    [Title] => Badminton row not over; player returns shot
                    [Summary] => Jaime Junio, one of three players who were recently dropped from the Philippine badminton team, yesterday denied charges that he tried to sabotage the performance of his teammates during the Hong Kong Open tournament last November.


According to RP team head coach Butch Oreta, Junio was caught by the hotel surveillance camera pressing on the door buzzer of his teammates then running back to his own room from 2 to 4 in the morning, just a few hours before they were to see action.


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                    [Title] => Ming defends decision to sack erring badminton players
                    [Summary] => "We don’t care if you’re No. 1 or No. 2. If you don’t have discipline, you have no room in the national team."


This was the strong warning issued by Philippine Badminton Association president Amelita "Ming" Ramos yesterday as she defended the PBA decision to sack three players from the national team for lack of discipline.


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                    [Title] => Shuttler hits coach; coach blasts back
                    [Summary] => A badminton player who was recently dropped from the national pool has questioned the Philippine Badminton Association’s policy on selecting and dropping its players who receive monthly allowances from the Philippine Sports Commission.


Owen Lopez, a member of the national pool for the last six years, also questioned the ability of RP team head coach Butch Oreta who, he said, "failed" in the coaching course recently conducted by the Asian Badminton Confederation in Malaysia. 


"The PBA just keeps it a secret," said Lopez.


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                    [Title] => Hernandez, Garcia top Toby’s badminton
                    [Summary] => Rhoniel Hernandez and Abigail Garcia were crowned 10-under boys’ and girls’ singles champions yesterday in the Toby’s Age-Group Badminton Championships at the SM Megamall Activity Center.


Hernandez, a grade 5 student at the Niugan Elementary School in Malabon, scored a 15-4, 15-12 victory over Ivan Angsico of GCBC.


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BUTCH ORETA

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"I hate to say it but as for winning a gold medal, no, I don’t think we can do it ," said Martin Araneta, who replaced Butch Oreta as head coach last April.  "We are still a long way behind compared to other Southeast Asian countries." 


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"Of course, it’s disappointing and demoralizing," said the player who requested anonimity.


He said an issue like this is the last thing the players in the national team need as they look forward to the country’s hosting of the 23rd Southeast Asian Games on Nov. 27 to Dec. 5.


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According to RP team head coach Butch Oreta, Junio was caught by the hotel surveillance camera pressing on the door buzzer of his teammates then running back to his own room from 2 to 4 in the morning, just a few hours before they were to see action.


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Owen Lopez, a member of the national pool for the last six years, also questioned the ability of RP team head coach Butch Oreta who, he said, "failed" in the coaching course recently conducted by the Asian Badminton Confederation in Malaysia. 


"The PBA just keeps it a secret," said Lopez.


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