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[Title] => RP cagebelles set sights on SEABA meet
[Summary] => The Philippine women’s basketball team is leaving behind its failed bid for next month’s 16th Asian Games in Guangzhou, China and will instead prove its worth in the SEABA championship set later this month at the Ninoy Aquino Stadium.
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[Title] => Lady Tams turn back DLSU belles
[Summary] => Far Eastern University (FEU) pulled off a mild but the only opening-day upset in UAAP Season 67 women’s basketball at the Adamson University gymnasium Sunday.
The Lady Tamaraws, sixth last season, scored a 67-65 squeaker over the De La Salle’s Lady Archers, who were third last year, to send a message they are in strong contention at challenging the defending champion Lady Falcons of Adamson.
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