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                    [Title] => Ria Denise Quiazon: Lady charms the greens
                    [Summary] => SHE’S CERTAINLY NOT singing the blues, not when she was just named Athlete of the Year by the University of California-Berkeley, where she is a senior (majoring in American Studies) and mainstay of the school’s golf team.  Ria Denise Quiazon won the honor by leading the team to the PAC-10 championship, and taking the Bears to No. 3 in the national rankings.


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                    [Title] => Heidi crams for tough overseas campaign
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Such is the comely lady’s routine the last two weeks. For good measure, she hacks it out with the likes of Angelo Que, Carito Villaroman and Cassius Casas at the Manila Southwoods and drops by in a gym in between for the workout needed to develop some muscles in her frail frame.


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                    [Title] => Ladies team: We’re here to win the gold
                    [Summary] => BUSAN — Unfamiliarity with the course will not stop the members of RP women’s golf team from fulfilling their golden dreams in the Busan Asian Games here.


Heidi Chua, for one, is not fazed by the fact that she and her two other teammates — Carmellete Villaroman and Ria Quiazon — have yet to se foot on the Asiad Golf Club which is just similar to the Camp John Hay layout in Baguio City.


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                    [Title] => Jayvie Agoho: Golf and the Song in her Heart
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                    [Title] => SEAG winners Busan-bound
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                    [Title] => Juvic’s feat to boost team’s hunt for go
                    [Summary] => KUALA LUMPUR (Via Globe Telecoms) — The Philippine golf team returns to the Sungai Long Golf and Country Club course today, hoping to stoke the fire of Juvic Pagunsan’s victory in the men’s individual play in a bid to also win the team championships here.


Philippine golf officials said Pagunsan’s win Thursday will surely serve as a big inspiration as the Negrense youth and his teammates plunge into action in the team competition, using the match-play format for the first time in the Games.


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                    [Title] => DHL Open fires off today
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Getting the top seeding due to the absence of defending champion Gerard Cantada, Que will try to add what is now considered as the national stroke play title to the first major he won last  June in the RP Amateur which has a match play format.


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DOROTHY DELASIN AND JENNIFER ROSALES

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Such is the comely lady’s routine the last two weeks. For good measure, she hacks it out with the likes of Angelo Que, Carito Villaroman and Cassius Casas at the Manila Southwoods and drops by in a gym in between for the workout needed to develop some muscles in her frail frame.


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Philippine golf officials said Pagunsan’s win Thursday will surely serve as a big inspiration as the Negrense youth and his teammates plunge into action in the team competition, using the match-play format for the first time in the Games.


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