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Veterans Jennifer Chan, Joan Chan Tabanag and Rachelle Cabral loom as the country’s best bets in the women’s division while men archers Marvin Cordero, Christian Cubilla, Florante Matan and Arnold Rojas hope to advance to the medal round of the five-day individual  and team events.


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HARRY MANALANG

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Archers train sights on first SEAG gold

By Gerry Carpio | November 29, 2003 - 12:00am

Members of the Philippine archery team shoot for what could be the country’s first gold – or first disaster – of the 22nd Southeast Asian Games as archery action starts Monday, four days before the...

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