+ Follow KUALA LUMPUR GAMES Tag
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[Title] => Dominant Torres rips 20-year old mark
[Summary] => Marestella Torres jumped to a new Southeast Asian Games record as the tracksters of Go Teng Kok continued their great leap forward in the athletic competitions of the 25th SEA Games at the National Sports Complex yesterday.
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[Title] => Malaysian rips SEAG mark
[Summary] => • A day after Filipino Arniel Ferrera broke the hammer throw record, Malaysian Siti Shahida Abdulliah came through with a 53.35m throw to bag the gold medal in the distaff side of the sport in a new SEAG record. Abdulliah’s feat shattered the 49.84m mark set by Benchamas Winatho in the 2001 Kuala Lumpur Games.
• Ferrera the other day ruled the men’s hammer throw event in record fashion, heaving a 60.47m feat to bag to the gold and erase the previous SEAG mark of 58.80m by Malaysian strongman Wong Tee Kue in the 1993 Games in Singapore.
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[Title] => Malaysian shuttlers stun Indons
[Summary] => Malaysia shocked defending champion Indonesia, 3-2, to snatch the gold and reclaim the team title in a dramatic showdown in badminton finals in the 23rd SEA Games at Philsport arena last year.
The Malaysians last won the gold in 2001 in the Kuala Lumpur Games.
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[Title] => 2 ginto isinubi ng Pinay karatekas
[Summary] => MANDAUE CITY – Nakabangon ang magandang si Gretchen Malalad mula sa opening day na kabiguan nang humugot ng dalawang ginto at dalawang bronze ang Philippine karatekas sa 23rd Southeast Asian Games dito.
Muling nabuo ang kumpiyansa ng 22 anyos na dating Bb. Pilipinas quarterfinalist na si Malalad upang gapiin si Jamallia Jamalludin sa pamamagitan ng tie-breaker at iuwi ang gold medal sa ikatlong pagkakataon sa 60-kgs. and below ng women’s individual kumite sa Mandaue Sports Complex.
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[Title] => RP swim team mix of young, old
[Summary] => The national swim team seeing action in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games in Bacolod City next month will most likely be a combination of youth and veterans.
Philippine Amateur Swimming Association president Mark Joseph said he would expect this mix when they come up with the final roster this week.
"We’re going to deliberate on it and come out with the final SEA Games lineup anytime this week," said Joseph, who supervised the Bank of Commerce-sponsored five-day meet, which ended yesterday.
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[Title] => Corteza first double gold medal winner
[Summary] => HO CHI MINH (Via Globe Telecom) — Lee Van Corteza emerged as the Philippines’ first double-gold medalist in the 22nd Southeast Asian Games as he successfully defended his title in the 8-ball singles in the billiards competition at the Nguyen Du Culture and Sports Center here.
Cortez, 24, completed a twinkill as he conquered hometown bet Hoang Dai Thien, 9-3, in their final showdown, duplicating his victory in the 9-ball doubles in tandem with Warren Kiamco Friday.
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[Title] => Cagers open bid vs Thais; Aric wary of format
[Summary] => HO CHI MIHN (Via Globe Telecom) — The hunt for the most treasured gold for the nation in the SEA Games starts here Sunday as the Philippine men’s basketball team opens its title defense against Thailand at the Military Gymnasium at the heart of this city by the sea.
That’s according to the revised basketball schedule that also says the Nationals taking on the host team on the ninth, the Singaporeans on the 10th, the Indons on the 11th and the Malaysians on the 13th.
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[Title] => RP archer shatters SEAG mark
[Summary] => HANOI – Filipino archer Florante Matan Jr. got off to a roaring start in the 22nd Southeast Asian Games here yesterday by breaking the SEAG record in the 70-meter distance at the National Sports Training Center 1.
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[Title] => Boxing, athletics handang handa na sa Vietnam SEA Games
[Summary] => Ilang buwan na lamang at sasabak na naman sa aksiyon ang ating Pambansang atleta sa Southeast Asian Games na gaganapin sa Vietnam.
Ito ay sa Disyembre 5-13 at dalawang lugar sa Vietnam ang pagdarausan nito. Isa sa Hanoi at isa naman sa Ho Chi Minh.
Pero sa ngayon tila ang handang-handa pa lamang ay ang ating mga boxers na napakaraming international exposures na dinaanan at siyempre ang athletics.
Ika ni Mr. Go Teng Kok, target nilang lagpasan ang kanilang magandang performance sa Kuala Lumpur Games kung saan sila ang nagbitbit sa Philippine team sa tagumpay.
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[Title] => RP to improve on KL performance
[Summary] => The man at the helm of screening athletes who will comprise the RP delegation to this year’s Southeast Asian Games vows to surpass the achievements the country gained in Kuala Lumpur two years ago.
Whether it would be in terms of gold medals won or the order of finish in the overall standings is not clear, though.
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KUALA LUMPUR GAMES
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[Title] => Dominant Torres rips 20-year old mark
[Summary] => Marestella Torres jumped to a new Southeast Asian Games record as the tracksters of Go Teng Kok continued their great leap forward in the athletic competitions of the 25th SEA Games at the National Sports Complex yesterday.
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[Title] => Malaysian rips SEAG mark
[Summary] => • A day after Filipino Arniel Ferrera broke the hammer throw record, Malaysian Siti Shahida Abdulliah came through with a 53.35m throw to bag the gold medal in the distaff side of the sport in a new SEAG record. Abdulliah’s feat shattered the 49.84m mark set by Benchamas Winatho in the 2001 Kuala Lumpur Games.
• Ferrera the other day ruled the men’s hammer throw event in record fashion, heaving a 60.47m feat to bag to the gold and erase the previous SEAG mark of 58.80m by Malaysian strongman Wong Tee Kue in the 1993 Games in Singapore.
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[Title] => Malaysian shuttlers stun Indons
[Summary] => Malaysia shocked defending champion Indonesia, 3-2, to snatch the gold and reclaim the team title in a dramatic showdown in badminton finals in the 23rd SEA Games at Philsport arena last year.
The Malaysians last won the gold in 2001 in the Kuala Lumpur Games.
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[Title] => 2 ginto isinubi ng Pinay karatekas
[Summary] => MANDAUE CITY – Nakabangon ang magandang si Gretchen Malalad mula sa opening day na kabiguan nang humugot ng dalawang ginto at dalawang bronze ang Philippine karatekas sa 23rd Southeast Asian Games dito.
Muling nabuo ang kumpiyansa ng 22 anyos na dating Bb. Pilipinas quarterfinalist na si Malalad upang gapiin si Jamallia Jamalludin sa pamamagitan ng tie-breaker at iuwi ang gold medal sa ikatlong pagkakataon sa 60-kgs. and below ng women’s individual kumite sa Mandaue Sports Complex.
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[Title] => RP swim team mix of young, old
[Summary] => The national swim team seeing action in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games in Bacolod City next month will most likely be a combination of youth and veterans.
Philippine Amateur Swimming Association president Mark Joseph said he would expect this mix when they come up with the final roster this week.
"We’re going to deliberate on it and come out with the final SEA Games lineup anytime this week," said Joseph, who supervised the Bank of Commerce-sponsored five-day meet, which ended yesterday.
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[Title] => Corteza first double gold medal winner
[Summary] => HO CHI MINH (Via Globe Telecom) — Lee Van Corteza emerged as the Philippines’ first double-gold medalist in the 22nd Southeast Asian Games as he successfully defended his title in the 8-ball singles in the billiards competition at the Nguyen Du Culture and Sports Center here.
Cortez, 24, completed a twinkill as he conquered hometown bet Hoang Dai Thien, 9-3, in their final showdown, duplicating his victory in the 9-ball doubles in tandem with Warren Kiamco Friday.
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[Title] => Cagers open bid vs Thais; Aric wary of format
[Summary] => HO CHI MIHN (Via Globe Telecom) — The hunt for the most treasured gold for the nation in the SEA Games starts here Sunday as the Philippine men’s basketball team opens its title defense against Thailand at the Military Gymnasium at the heart of this city by the sea.
That’s according to the revised basketball schedule that also says the Nationals taking on the host team on the ninth, the Singaporeans on the 10th, the Indons on the 11th and the Malaysians on the 13th.
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[Title] => RP archer shatters SEAG mark
[Summary] => HANOI – Filipino archer Florante Matan Jr. got off to a roaring start in the 22nd Southeast Asian Games here yesterday by breaking the SEAG record in the 70-meter distance at the National Sports Training Center 1.
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[Title] => Boxing, athletics handang handa na sa Vietnam SEA Games
[Summary] => Ilang buwan na lamang at sasabak na naman sa aksiyon ang ating Pambansang atleta sa Southeast Asian Games na gaganapin sa Vietnam.
Ito ay sa Disyembre 5-13 at dalawang lugar sa Vietnam ang pagdarausan nito. Isa sa Hanoi at isa naman sa Ho Chi Minh.
Pero sa ngayon tila ang handang-handa pa lamang ay ang ating mga boxers na napakaraming international exposures na dinaanan at siyempre ang athletics.
Ika ni Mr. Go Teng Kok, target nilang lagpasan ang kanilang magandang performance sa Kuala Lumpur Games kung saan sila ang nagbitbit sa Philippine team sa tagumpay.
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[Title] => RP to improve on KL performance
[Summary] => The man at the helm of screening athletes who will comprise the RP delegation to this year’s Southeast Asian Games vows to surpass the achievements the country gained in Kuala Lumpur two years ago.
Whether it would be in terms of gold medals won or the order of finish in the overall standings is not clear, though.
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