+ Follow MALAWAAN FISHING Tag
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[Summary] => SUBIC BAY FREEPORT–The Philippine team could only come home with a solitary silver and two bronzes but it was enough to surpass its 2003 Vietnam medal haul in the canoe and kayak competitions at the 23rd Southeast Asian Games at the Malawaan Fishing area here.
Rookies Jeremiah Tambor and John Oliver Victorio faded in the homestretch against the Indonesian dynamic duo of Asnawir and Romadi to wind up second in the 500-m men’s canoe double, good for silver medal honors. The pair of Aung Lin and Win Htike of Myanmar settled for the bronze.
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[Summary] => SUBIC BAY FREEPORT — Athletes and coaches of the Philippine team got a big boost in their gold medal chase in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games after First Gentleman Mike Arroyo visited them to express his support.
Athletes of events to be hosted here have been rigidly training at the freeport since two months ago, and despite their so-called "home court" advantage, they also opted to make practical use of time and proximity to the venue for onsite training.
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Rookies Jeremiah Tambor and John Oliver Victorio faded in the homestretch against the Indonesian dynamic duo of Asnawir and Romadi to wind up second in the 500-m men’s canoe double, good for silver medal honors. The pair of Aung Lin and Win Htike of Myanmar settled for the bronze.
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Athletes of events to be hosted here have been rigidly training at the freeport since two months ago, and despite their so-called "home court" advantage, they also opted to make practical use of time and proximity to the venue for onsite training.
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December 5, 2005 - 12:00am
