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Ranola enters quarters; Amit out

By Joey Villar | April 28, 2006 - 12:00am

RP bet Iris Ranola did what compatriot Rubilen Amit failed to do, hurdling three Japanese yesterday to become the lone Filipino survivor in the quarterfinals of the $30,000 Enerva Asian 9-ball Tour Ladies Championship...

Sports

Amit survives first round grind

April 27, 2006 - 12:00am

RP bet Rubilen Amit defeated one Japanese but fell to another although she remained in the hunt in the $30,000 Enerva Asian 9-ball Tour Ladies Championship which got underway at the Robinson’s Galleria yesterday. Amit,...

Sports

$30,000 at stake in Enerva 9-ball

April 26, 2006 - 12:00am

The Enerva Asian 9-ball Tour Ladies Championship unwraps today with two-time world champion Ga Young Kim of Korea and Filipina SEA Games double gold medalist Rubilen Amit heading the chase for the top $10,000 purse...

Sports

$30,000 at stake in Enerva 9-ball

April 26, 2006 - 12:00am

The Enerva Asian 9-ball Tour Ladies Championship unwraps today with two-time world champion Ga Young Kim of Korea and Filipina SEA Games double gold medalist Rubilen Amit heading the chase for the top $10,000 purse...

Sports