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DOHA -- Sasabak din sa aksiyon ngayon ang swimmers kung saan limang Pinoy tankers ang hahataw sa heats sa 100m butterfly, 200m free-style, 50m breastroke sa alas-10 ng umaga  sa Hamad Aquatic Center. 


Kapag nakalusot sa kani-kanilang heats sina Fil-Am James Walsh at Ernest Dee sa 100m fly, Miguel Molina at Kendrik Uy sa 200m free at Molina at Gerard Bordado sa 50m breast, lalangoy sila sa finals na nakatakda sa ganap na alas-6 ng gabi dito (11pm sa Manila). 


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                    [Title] => Swimmers, divers sa PhilSports muna
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Simula sa Martes ang PhilSports Complex na sa Pasig City ang magiging pansamantalang tahanan ng mga national swimmers patungo sa darating na 15th Asian Games sa Doha, Qatar sa Disyembre. 


Sinabi kahapon ni national coach Pinky Brosas na hangad ng Philippine Amateur Swimming Association (PASA) na mapagsama-sama ang mga national tankers para sa mas solidong samahan. 


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                    [Title] => Asian Games gold medals puntiryang iuwi ng Pinoy divers at swimmers
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Bagamat naapektuhan ang pagsasanay ng mga divers at swimmers dahil sa bagyong Milenyo, determinado pa rin silang maghatid ng gintong medalya para sa bansa sa nalalapit na Asian Games na gaganapin sa Doha, Qatar sa December 1-15.


Ayon kay top Filipina diver Sheila Mae Perez, ang Athlete of the Year noong nakaraang taon, dalawang linggo silang hindi nakapagsanay sa Trace College Aquatic Center sa Laguna. 


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                    [Title] => Laguna kid makes waves in age-group swimming
                    [Summary] => BACOLOD — This Laguna kid could well be the country’s next important swimming star.


Lake City Swim Club’s Banjo Borja displayed great potential to hit it big in the swimming scene someday as he dominated the sixth Philippine national age-group championships at the Panaad Sports Stadium here.


An incoming freshman at the Liceo San Pablo in San Pablo, Laguna, Borja ruled nine events, five of them with clockings surpassing the Category 1 time for the national training team.


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                    [Title] => Twelve-year-old earns slot in RP swim team
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Borja, 12, hit the criteria in the 100m backstroke, 200m IM and 400m IM, leading the list of young swimmers who have gained berths for the RP team to the 29th Southeast Asian Age-Group Championships from June 1-3 in Brunei.


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                    [Title] => PASA chief predicts 7-gold haul in SEAG
                    [Summary] => BACOLOD CITY —POC-recognized  swimming association president Mark Joseph predicted a haul of no less than seven gold medals by the hosts in the 2005 Southeast Asian Games aquatic events.


Joseph said Filipino swimmers could easily top their three-gold harvest in Vietnam in 2003 as they will surely be inspired  by the hometown crowd in this year’s SEAG slated Nov. 27-Dec. 5 in various venues in the country.


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                    [Title] => The heart of an athlete
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It’s always been any athlete’s dream to compete in the Olympics, the fact that they get to compete in the games, even without winning any medals, is victory in itself. 


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GERARD BORDADO

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Kapag nakalusot sa kani-kanilang heats sina Fil-Am James Walsh at Ernest Dee sa 100m fly, Miguel Molina at Kendrik Uy sa 200m free at Molina at Gerard Bordado sa 50m breast, lalangoy sila sa finals na nakatakda sa ganap na alas-6 ng gabi dito (11pm sa Manila). 


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Sinabi kahapon ni national coach Pinky Brosas na hangad ng Philippine Amateur Swimming Association (PASA) na mapagsama-sama ang mga national tankers para sa mas solidong samahan. 


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