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[Title] => Victorino, Arevalo cop PCA crown
[Summary] => Playing inspired tennis, teeners Joseph Victorino and Czarina Mae Arevalo pulled off contrasting victories yesterday to clinch their first ever PCA Open title before an appreciative Sunday crowd at the PCA Indoor Courts.
The first time is always the sweetest.
Two days after stunning top seed Johnny Arcilla, the 19-year-old Victorino banked on his unwavering patience and solid baseline play to outlast No. 2 Adelo Abadia, 4-6, 7-6(5), 1-6, 6-2, 6-3, in a game that lasted three hours and 45 minutes.
[DatePublished] => 2002-11-25 00:00:00
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[Title] => Arevalo takes smooth trip to finals
[Summary] => Top RP bet Czarina Mae Arevalo unleashed her power game as she walloped Korea’s Kim Soo Jin, 6-2, 6-0, yesterday in a suprisingly lopsided game that set her up with another Korean in the women’s singles finals in the 21st PCA Open at the PCA Indoor Courts.
Packing each of her shots with power, Arevalo, the top seed in this event presented by Dunlop and Accel, gave the third-ranked Kim little room to operate to take the match that lasted just 55 minutes and book a second straight finals appearance in the event.
[DatePublished] => 2002-11-24 00:00:00
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[Title] => Reigning champs work double time
[Summary] => The road to a title repeat is getting tougher and harder each round.
This defending doubles champions Johnny Arcilla and Michael Mora III realized as the two survived a serious challenge from the unseeded pair of Randy de Guzman and Mark Grandea yesterday to barge into the third round of the 21st PCA Open at the PCA Indoor courts.
Arcilla and Mora, top seeds in this 10-day event presented by Dunlop and Accel, rallied from 2-5 down in the first set, overhauled a 2-5 deficit in the tiebreak before oulling through in the second for a 7-6 (5), 6-4 victory.
[DatePublished] => 2002-11-20 00:00:00
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[Title] => PCA Open begins today
[Summary] => The 21st Philippine Columbian Association (PCA) Tennis Championships gets underway today with the 64-man main draw seeing action beginning at 9 a.m. at the PCA outdoor courts.
Defending champion and top seed Johnny Arcilla, winner of the Escudero, Mandaue and Bacolod Open this year, will face Arnel dela Cruz at 1 p.m.
Arcilla is expected to face tough challenge from fellow Davis Cuppers Adelo Abadia, Joseph Victorino and Michael Mora III.
Abadia lost to Arcilla in the finals last year while Mora teamed up with Arcilla to win the doubles title.
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[Title] => De Castro, Guzman gain in PCA qualifier
[Summary] => Jandrick de Castro downed Martin Temblique, 8-1, and Ian de Guzman defeated Nestor Celestino Jr., 8-5, yesterday in the men’s singles second round qualifying of the P400,000 Philippine Columbian Association (PCA) Open Tennis Championships at the PCA outdoor courts.
De Castro will meet Art Thomas Calingasan, an 8-7 winner over Michael Mantua while De Guzman will face Edu Manzano, who beat Reynaldo Laroya, 8-7.
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[Title] => Celestino leads winners in PCA singles qualifying
[Summary] => Nestor Celestino Jr. of San Beda defeated Juancho Botor, 8-1, and Jandrick de Castro of La Salle-Greenhills blasted David Bonifacio, 8-0, yesterday to lead the first-round winners in the men’s singles qualifying of the 21st Philippine Columbian Association Open Tennis Championships at the PCA outdoor courts.
Celestino’s victory set him up against national junior Irwin de Guzman while De Castro will meet Martin Temblique, an 8-6 winner over Jun Magpali.
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DUNLOP AND ACCEL
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[Title] => Victorino, Arevalo cop PCA crown
[Summary] => Playing inspired tennis, teeners Joseph Victorino and Czarina Mae Arevalo pulled off contrasting victories yesterday to clinch their first ever PCA Open title before an appreciative Sunday crowd at the PCA Indoor Courts.
The first time is always the sweetest.
Two days after stunning top seed Johnny Arcilla, the 19-year-old Victorino banked on his unwavering patience and solid baseline play to outlast No. 2 Adelo Abadia, 4-6, 7-6(5), 1-6, 6-2, 6-3, in a game that lasted three hours and 45 minutes.
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[Title] => Arevalo takes smooth trip to finals
[Summary] => Top RP bet Czarina Mae Arevalo unleashed her power game as she walloped Korea’s Kim Soo Jin, 6-2, 6-0, yesterday in a suprisingly lopsided game that set her up with another Korean in the women’s singles finals in the 21st PCA Open at the PCA Indoor Courts.
Packing each of her shots with power, Arevalo, the top seed in this event presented by Dunlop and Accel, gave the third-ranked Kim little room to operate to take the match that lasted just 55 minutes and book a second straight finals appearance in the event.
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[Title] => Reigning champs work double time
[Summary] => The road to a title repeat is getting tougher and harder each round.
This defending doubles champions Johnny Arcilla and Michael Mora III realized as the two survived a serious challenge from the unseeded pair of Randy de Guzman and Mark Grandea yesterday to barge into the third round of the 21st PCA Open at the PCA Indoor courts.
Arcilla and Mora, top seeds in this 10-day event presented by Dunlop and Accel, rallied from 2-5 down in the first set, overhauled a 2-5 deficit in the tiebreak before oulling through in the second for a 7-6 (5), 6-4 victory.
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[Title] => PCA Open begins today
[Summary] => The 21st Philippine Columbian Association (PCA) Tennis Championships gets underway today with the 64-man main draw seeing action beginning at 9 a.m. at the PCA outdoor courts.
Defending champion and top seed Johnny Arcilla, winner of the Escudero, Mandaue and Bacolod Open this year, will face Arnel dela Cruz at 1 p.m.
Arcilla is expected to face tough challenge from fellow Davis Cuppers Adelo Abadia, Joseph Victorino and Michael Mora III.
Abadia lost to Arcilla in the finals last year while Mora teamed up with Arcilla to win the doubles title.
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[Title] => De Castro, Guzman gain in PCA qualifier
[Summary] => Jandrick de Castro downed Martin Temblique, 8-1, and Ian de Guzman defeated Nestor Celestino Jr., 8-5, yesterday in the men’s singles second round qualifying of the P400,000 Philippine Columbian Association (PCA) Open Tennis Championships at the PCA outdoor courts.
De Castro will meet Art Thomas Calingasan, an 8-7 winner over Michael Mantua while De Guzman will face Edu Manzano, who beat Reynaldo Laroya, 8-7.
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[Title] => Celestino leads winners in PCA singles qualifying
[Summary] => Nestor Celestino Jr. of San Beda defeated Juancho Botor, 8-1, and Jandrick de Castro of La Salle-Greenhills blasted David Bonifacio, 8-0, yesterday to lead the first-round winners in the men’s singles qualifying of the 21st Philippine Columbian Association Open Tennis Championships at the PCA outdoor courts.
Celestino’s victory set him up against national junior Irwin de Guzman while De Castro will meet Martin Temblique, an 8-6 winner over Jun Magpali.
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