+ Follow DAVIS CUPPER ROLLY Tag
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[Title] => Lady netters bounce back, enter singles quarterfinal
[Summary] => The Philippine lady netters redeemed themselves from an embarrassing shutout loss in their first match in the team competition with rousing starts in the singles event at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center yesterday.
Riza Zalameda, a Fil-Am who had played for the US team in a number of international youth events, outclassed Vietnam’s Viet-Ha Ngo, 6-1, 7-5, while Denise Dy, another Fil-Am who took over from the injured Czarina Mae Arevalo, overpowered Myanmar’s Kyi Mya Zaw, 6-1, 6-3, to advance to the quarterfinal round.
[DatePublished] => 2005-11-30 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Joey Villar
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[Title] => No-show at Rizal, ailing Riza remains a mystery
[Summary] => Riza Angela Zalameda skipped her first-round match in the Holcim ITF Women’s Circuit I yesterday and, thus, remained a big mystery for local tennis watchers curious to see her in action as a member of the RP team in the coming 23rd Southeast Asian Games.
A sizeable crowd came at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center to see Zalameda in action but went home disappointed as the 19-year-old UCLA Bruin sent a message that she won’t show up as she’s confined at the Manila Doctor’s Hospital for gastro-enteritis.
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DAVIS CUPPER ROLLY
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[Title] => Lady netters bounce back, enter singles quarterfinal
[Summary] => The Philippine lady netters redeemed themselves from an embarrassing shutout loss in their first match in the team competition with rousing starts in the singles event at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center yesterday.
Riza Zalameda, a Fil-Am who had played for the US team in a number of international youth events, outclassed Vietnam’s Viet-Ha Ngo, 6-1, 7-5, while Denise Dy, another Fil-Am who took over from the injured Czarina Mae Arevalo, overpowered Myanmar’s Kyi Mya Zaw, 6-1, 6-3, to advance to the quarterfinal round.
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[Title] => No-show at Rizal, ailing Riza remains a mystery
[Summary] => Riza Angela Zalameda skipped her first-round match in the Holcim ITF Women’s Circuit I yesterday and, thus, remained a big mystery for local tennis watchers curious to see her in action as a member of the RP team in the coming 23rd Southeast Asian Games.
A sizeable crowd came at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center to see Zalameda in action but went home disappointed as the 19-year-old UCLA Bruin sent a message that she won’t show up as she’s confined at the Manila Doctor’s Hospital for gastro-enteritis.
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