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The 21-year-old Evangelista, from Manila, was among the 100 top finishers from elimination legs Metro Manila, Davao, Cebu and Dagupan who took part in the Astig Revicon Guinness Dribbling Challenge finals held at the Pasay Sports Complex over the weekend.


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A happy-go-lucky resident of barangay Labangon came out as the top qualifier in the Cebu leg of the Astig Revicon: Guinness Dribbling Challenge at the University of San Carlos-Talamban Campus yesterday.


Rey Gubaton, a 5'7 basketball enthusiast, will  lead the Visayas qualifiers to the National Finals set on October 28.


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The Cebu leg of the much-anticipated Astig Revicon:Guinness Dribbling Challenge finally unravels today at the University of San Carlos-Technological Center.


Over a hundred participants composed of Cebuanos and some out-of-town dribbles are expected to see action in the event which will have different challenges to be set.


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Leslie Suntay of PurePlay Sports Management said yesterday he is confident a new mark will be set when 100 top finishers from elimination legs in Metro Manila, Davao, Cebu and Dagupan congregate in the Astig Revicon Guinness Dribbling Challenge finals on Oct. 28 at the Pasay Sports Complex.


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