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                    [Title] => Kazakh, Japanese rule Asian triathlon; Filipina bet 17th
                    [Summary] => SUBIC – Kazakhstan’s Dmitry Gaag dethroned compatriot Daniil Sapunov while Japan’s Akiko Sekine reclaimed her crown in the 2004 Speedo Asian Triathlon Championships in another hot April morning inside Subic Bay Freeport Zone yesterday.


Gaag, the world No. 10 triathlete and the top seed in the elite men’s event here, lived up to his billing, repeating his conquest of Sapunov–the second seed–in the recently-concluded Subit International Triathlon.


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                    [AuthorName] =>   Joey Villar
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                    [Title] => World best triathletes due for Asian meet
                    [Summary] => Topnotch action is in the offing in the Speedo Asian Triathlon Championship (ATC) set at Subic Bay Freeport April 4 as world-class triathletes from Kazakhstan, Japan, China and Hong Kong outwit each other for berths (one for men and another for women) to the 2004 Athens Olympic Games in August.


Spearheading the men in this 14-nation conclave is former world champion and Sydney Olympics veteran Kazakh Dmitri Gaag to be backstopped by 2002-03 ATC titlist Daniil Sapunov.


Gaag is currently ranked No. 9 in the world while his countryman Sapunov 43rd.


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                    [Title] => Gaag, Ashton dominate Subic Bay triathlon
                    [Summary] => Subic Bay Freeport — Former world champion Dmitry Gaag and Melissa Ashton, ranked No. 25 in the world, proved they were a class of their own when they dominated the 10th Subic Bay International Triathlon here yesterday.


While Gaag, the 1999 titlist and currently No. 8 in the world, had to wait up to the second of the four-lap run before grabbing the lead for good en route to one hour 54 minutes and 49 seconds showing. Ashton successfully defended her crown in an awesome wire-to-wire fashion, clocking 2:08:10.


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Kazakh, Japanese rule Asian triathlon; Filipina bet 17th

By Joey Villar | April 5, 2004 - 12:00am

SUBIC – Kazakhstan’s Dmitry Gaag dethroned compatriot Daniil Sapunov while Japan’s Akiko Sekine reclaimed her crown in the 2004 Speedo Asian Triathlon Championships in another hot April morning inside...

Sports

World best triathletes due for Asian meet

February 19, 2004 - 12:00am

Topnotch action is in the offing in the Speedo Asian Triathlon Championship (ATC) set at Subic Bay Freeport April 4 as world-class triathletes from Kazakhstan, Japan, China and Hong Kong outwit each other for berths...

Sports

Gaag, Ashton dominate Subic Bay triathlon

June 2, 2003 - 12:00am

Subic Bay Freeport — Former world champion Dmitry Gaag and Melissa Ashton, ranked No. 25 in the world, proved they were a class of their own when they dominated the 10th Subic Bay International Triathlon here...

Sports