+ Follow CRYSTAL FAITH Tag
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[Title] => Superals, Agojo bound for US jungolf
[Summary] => Wolen Superal and his sisters Crystal Faith and Princess all made it to the country’s team to the Callaway Junior World championships in San Diego, California as the siblings crushed the opposition in the Samsung-sponsored national qualifier at the Sherwood Hills and Riviera executive courses.
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[Title] => Superals pull off rare sweep; Tabuena wins in playoff
[Summary] => The Superal siblings — Wolen, Crystal Faith and Princess — completed their family triple-kill, as expected, all in runaway fashion and Miguel Tabuena provided the drama by winning boys Class D via a sudden-death playoff yesterday in the opening leg of the 2004 Philippine Junior Golf Tour at the Canlubang north and Riviera executive courses.
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[Summary] => Wolen Juan Superal bettered the summer’s lowest score he set only the previous day by a stroke, shooting an eagle-spiked eight-under-par 64 yesterday to virtually wrap up his fifth consecutive title in the Samsung Jungolf Tour.
The 10-year-old Superal was just too powerful from the special tees of the Player course of the Orchard Golf and Country Club where he gunned down an eagle on the fourth hole and four birdies on each nines as he pulled away by 24 strokes over James Christian Ricohermoso in the Class D division.
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The 10-year-old Superal was just too powerful from the special tees of the Player course of the Orchard Golf and Country Club where he gunned down an eagle on the fourth hole and four birdies on each nines as he pulled away by 24 strokes over James Christian Ricohermoso in the Class D division.
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