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[Title] => Ramos to handle Brunei Barracudas
[Summary] => The Brunei Barracudas will have Filipino Bong Ramos as their coach in the fledgling Association of Southeast Asian Nation Basketball League (ABL).
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[Title] => Del Rosario eyed as NCAA commissioner
[Summary] => San Beda, which will host this year’s NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association), is considering multi-titled coach Aric del Rosario for the commissioner post when the 85th season of the country’s oldest varsity league kicks off in July.
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[Title] => A big gap between Yeo and the rest
[Summary] => LOS BANOS, Laguna – Bad news for the Philippines: Singapore’s pool phenom Joscelin Yeo is here.
Yeo, who harvested six gold medals in the 2003 Hanoi Southeast Asian Games to become the event’s best female athlete, will spearhead the Singapore team beefed up by former Chinese Nationals when the SEAG swimming competitions unfold today at the Trace Aquatics Center here.
Yeo, 21, makes her first appearance in the 100-meter freestyle where she is not only the defending champion but also the record holder as well with a time of 56.05 seconds.
[DatePublished] => 2005-11-29 00:00:00
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[Title] => World ranking points staked in ’06 RP Open
[Summary] => The International Badminton Federation will sanction the RP Open next year, giving local shuttlers a chance to get world ranking points as in the case of the mixed doubles pair of Kennie and Kennevic Asuncion.
This was bared by Philippine Badminton Association vice-president Edgar Aglipay during Monday’s sendoff of the 16-man RP delegation competing in the 2005 Chinese-Taipei Satellite Badminton Championships at the Yulin Indoor Stadium.
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[Title] => RP to field tall spikers in SEAG
[Summary] => Cebu City — Expect a taller RP men’s volleyball squad in the 23rd Manila Southeast Asian Games.
The Philippine Volleyball Federation, formerly Philippine Amateur Volleyball Association, yesterday said it will beef up the national team participating in the biennial meet slated Nov. 27-Dec. 5 with tall and athletic Filipino-Americans.
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[Title] => RP to field tall spikers in SEAG
[Summary] => Cebu City — Expect a taller RP men’s volleyball squad in the 23rd Manila Southeast Asian Games.
The Philippine Volleyball Federation, formerly Philippine Amateur Volleyball Association, yesterday said it will beef up the national team participating in the biennial meet slated Nov. 27-Dec. 5 with tall and athletic Filipino-Americans.
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[Title] => Young Thai too strong for ageing Brin
[Summary] => ATHENS (Via Globe Telecom) — The Philippines suffered yet another severe blow as Thailand’s Manus Boonjumnong exacted sweet revenge over former tormentor Romeo Brin in the second round in the light welter division in boxing in the Athens Games Thursday.
The 23-year-old Boonjumnong was as galloping stallion to the old, tired beaten warhorse that was Brin.
[DatePublished] => 2004-08-21 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Lito Tacujan
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[Title] => Kazakhs regain epee title; China picks up 6th gold
[Summary] => Kazakhstan foiled the Chinese domination of the Sharp Asian Fencing Championships as it regained the men’s team epee crown yesterday at the Philsports Arena in Pasig City.
Led by individual epee silver and bronze medallists Sergey Shabalin and Alexander Acanov, respectively, the Kazakhs smashed the Iranians, 45-35, in the finals to bag the gold medal they lost to the Chinese in last year’s edition of the event in Bangkok, Thailand.
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[Title] => RP fencers bow out in Day One
[Summary] => Team Philippines struggled in the wake of the foreign bets’ romp in the Sharp Asian Fencing Championships, losing all its matches in the epee events at the start of the event yesterday at the Philsports Arena in Pasig City.
Harlene Orendain and Melly Joyce Angeles put up a gallant stand but were simply overpowered by their fancied rivals and bowed right after the round-of-16 of this week-long event sponsored by Sharp and organized by the Philippine Amateur Fencing Association (PAFA) headed by Celso Dayrit.
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[Title] => Payla, Brin in semis; Tañamor loses
[Summary] => Team Philippines’ Violito Payla smashed I Hyon Kim of North Korea to barge into the semifinals last night but SEA Games gold medalist Harry Tañamor rammed into a talented Chinese fighter and lost in the 22nd Asian Boxing Championship at the Puerto Princesa Coliseum here.
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HANOI SOUTHEAST ASIAN GAMES
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[Title] => Ramos to handle Brunei Barracudas
[Summary] => The Brunei Barracudas will have Filipino Bong Ramos as their coach in the fledgling Association of Southeast Asian Nation Basketball League (ABL).
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[Title] => Del Rosario eyed as NCAA commissioner
[Summary] => San Beda, which will host this year’s NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association), is considering multi-titled coach Aric del Rosario for the commissioner post when the 85th season of the country’s oldest varsity league kicks off in July.
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[Title] => A big gap between Yeo and the rest
[Summary] => LOS BANOS, Laguna – Bad news for the Philippines: Singapore’s pool phenom Joscelin Yeo is here.
Yeo, who harvested six gold medals in the 2003 Hanoi Southeast Asian Games to become the event’s best female athlete, will spearhead the Singapore team beefed up by former Chinese Nationals when the SEAG swimming competitions unfold today at the Trace Aquatics Center here.
Yeo, 21, makes her first appearance in the 100-meter freestyle where she is not only the defending champion but also the record holder as well with a time of 56.05 seconds.
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[Title] => World ranking points staked in ’06 RP Open
[Summary] => The International Badminton Federation will sanction the RP Open next year, giving local shuttlers a chance to get world ranking points as in the case of the mixed doubles pair of Kennie and Kennevic Asuncion.
This was bared by Philippine Badminton Association vice-president Edgar Aglipay during Monday’s sendoff of the 16-man RP delegation competing in the 2005 Chinese-Taipei Satellite Badminton Championships at the Yulin Indoor Stadium.
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[Title] => RP to field tall spikers in SEAG
[Summary] => Cebu City — Expect a taller RP men’s volleyball squad in the 23rd Manila Southeast Asian Games.
The Philippine Volleyball Federation, formerly Philippine Amateur Volleyball Association, yesterday said it will beef up the national team participating in the biennial meet slated Nov. 27-Dec. 5 with tall and athletic Filipino-Americans.
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[Title] => RP to field tall spikers in SEAG
[Summary] => Cebu City — Expect a taller RP men’s volleyball squad in the 23rd Manila Southeast Asian Games.
The Philippine Volleyball Federation, formerly Philippine Amateur Volleyball Association, yesterday said it will beef up the national team participating in the biennial meet slated Nov. 27-Dec. 5 with tall and athletic Filipino-Americans.
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[Title] => Young Thai too strong for ageing Brin
[Summary] => ATHENS (Via Globe Telecom) — The Philippines suffered yet another severe blow as Thailand’s Manus Boonjumnong exacted sweet revenge over former tormentor Romeo Brin in the second round in the light welter division in boxing in the Athens Games Thursday.
The 23-year-old Boonjumnong was as galloping stallion to the old, tired beaten warhorse that was Brin.
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[Title] => Kazakhs regain epee title; China picks up 6th gold
[Summary] => Kazakhstan foiled the Chinese domination of the Sharp Asian Fencing Championships as it regained the men’s team epee crown yesterday at the Philsports Arena in Pasig City.
Led by individual epee silver and bronze medallists Sergey Shabalin and Alexander Acanov, respectively, the Kazakhs smashed the Iranians, 45-35, in the finals to bag the gold medal they lost to the Chinese in last year’s edition of the event in Bangkok, Thailand.
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[Title] => RP fencers bow out in Day One
[Summary] => Team Philippines struggled in the wake of the foreign bets’ romp in the Sharp Asian Fencing Championships, losing all its matches in the epee events at the start of the event yesterday at the Philsports Arena in Pasig City.
Harlene Orendain and Melly Joyce Angeles put up a gallant stand but were simply overpowered by their fancied rivals and bowed right after the round-of-16 of this week-long event sponsored by Sharp and organized by the Philippine Amateur Fencing Association (PAFA) headed by Celso Dayrit.
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[Title] => Payla, Brin in semis; Tañamor loses
[Summary] => Team Philippines’ Violito Payla smashed I Hyon Kim of North Korea to barge into the semifinals last night but SEA Games gold medalist Harry Tañamor rammed into a talented Chinese fighter and lost in the 22nd Asian Boxing Championship at the Puerto Princesa Coliseum here.
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September 18, 2009 - 12:00am
