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"It’s not as if we haven’t played against players we haven’t seen before," bungad ni Denise Dy, ang 16 na taong gulang na mag-aaral ng Laurel Springs High School sa San Jose, California. "You just have to play your game, and not let them make you play theirs."


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Women’s tennis to steal thunder from men

By Bill Velasco | November 21, 2005 - 12:00am

Our women’s tennis players to the Southeast Asian Games share at least four things in common: they’re young, they’re playing in their first Philippines SEA Games, and want to make a good impression....

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RP WOMEN’S TENNIS PLAYERS, BUO ANG LOOB

By Bill Velasco | November 20, 2005 - 12:00am

Ni hindi pa nasusulyapan ng ating mga women’s tennis players kahit na balahibo ang kanilang mga makakalaban sa nalalapit na Southeast Asian Games, pero, sa pananaw nila, hindi naman magiging pitik-bulag ang...

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