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[Title] => Lalanto bronze sa Singapore Aquathlon
[Summary] => Ibinangon ni Sixto Abeth Lalanto ang sarili mula sa di magandang kampanya sa 2013 Philippine National Games duathlon nang kunin ang bronze medal sa 2013 Singapore Aquathlon juniors division na pinaglabanan East Coast Park sa Singapore.
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[Summary] => Nikko Huelgas and Kim Mangrobang won silver medals while Gabrielle Santiago took the bronze as the national team turned in a solid performance in the OSIM Singapore Triathlon at the East Coast Park in Singapore over the weekend.
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[Title] => Catiil stuns top Kiwi in Singapore triathlon
[Summary] => SINGAPORE – Neil Catiil sprang a surprise at the Singapore OSIM International Triathlon, beating New Zealand’s Craig Johns for the gold medal in the men’s elite division at the East Coast Park last Sunday.
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[Title] => Mangrobang finishes 2nd in S’pore triathlon
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Mangrobang, who has been invited to attend the International Triathlon Union’s (ITU) international junior training camp set in Hungary next month, clocked a cumulative time of 1:12.28 to Gaubry’s 1.11.36. Australian Angela Laning, came in third in 1:13.39.
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As if sprung from its straight-laced cocoon, Singapore has made successful inroads as a top Asian destination – and not just for its reputation as a choice venue for meetings and conventions.
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Mangrobang, who has been invited to attend the International Triathlon Union’s (ITU) international junior training camp set in Hungary next month, clocked a cumulative time of 1:12.28 to Gaubry’s 1.11.36. Australian Angela Laning, came in third in 1:13.39.
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