+ Follow Mike Keon Tag
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[Title] => Keon pins hopes on Yulo in Tokyo
[Summary] => For former Project: Gintong Alay chief Mike Keon, Tokyo-bound gymnast Caloy Yulo has the best chance to deliver the country its first Olympic gold medal in Tokyo next year.
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[Title] => Cimatu bumato ng silver medal
[Summary] => SINGAPORE--Nasungkit ni Stephanie Cimatu ang kauna-unahang medalya para sa Philippines sa 1st Asian Youth Games dito.
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Nagbabala na si dating Project: Gintong Alay head at national training director Mike Keon na paghandaan natin ang paghihiganti ng Thailand sa susunod na Southeast Asian Games. Sana’y makinig tayo.
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[Title] => Keon can fit into old role as RP sports czar
[Summary] => FORT ILOCANDIA, Laoag — If he could have his way, Mike Keon, who helped keep Philippine sports up on its feet in the ‘80s, would assume the same old, familiar role in the very near future.
"I might," said the flamboyant 50-year-old sports official, now based in this northern city where he juggles his work as provincial board member in charge of the committees on sports and tourism.
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[Title] => Solon confident PSC to get P250-M budget
[Summary] => The Philippine Sports Commission will have Rep. Monico Puentevella a lot to thank for if and when a bigger budget for the government sports agency this year is finally approved.
Puentevella, a former PSC commissioner who once headed the House Committee on Youth and Sports, filed House Resolution No. 1050 upon learning that the PSC stands to receive a measly budget of P27 million this year.
Puentevella said this is not the way to treat the PSC or Philippine sports in general, considering that the country had just won the overall crown in the Southeast Asian Games.
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[Title] => WISH KO LANG SA PASKO
[Summary] => Masyado na raw tayong matanda para maniwala kay Santa Claus. Pero wala na akong ibang pwedeng paglagyan ng mga ninanais ko para sa ating bansa, lalo na sa minamahal kong sports.
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[Title] => PSC tells NSAs to liquidate expenses
[Summary] => After all the spending, it’s now time to liquidate. Philippine Sports Commission chairman Butch Ramirez said national sports associations who fail to liquidate their expenses for the recent SEA Games or the year that’s about to end will receive no further assistance from the PSC.
Ramirez said the government, particularly Congress and the Commission on Audit, is now very strict against the PSC on how it spends its annual budget for the training of the national athletes.
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[Title] => Where credit is due
[Summary] => The Southeast Asian Games are over, and the miles of tickertape (and red tape) have been swept away. As we bask in the afterglow of our first overall championship, many are rushing into the spotlight, ad libbing and a tossing in a little political soft-shoe routine to claim credit.
If you dig just beneath the surface, one of the men who was crucial to the outstanding performance of the athletes and kept a close watch on them and their resources (and has received very little recognition for it), is national training director Mike Keon.
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[Title] => Glad to know we're moneyed
[Summary] => Mike Keon says enough money was the reason why the Philippines was able to wrap up the crown in the last SEA Games held in RP. Ain't you glad to know that we're moneyed despite claims that our people live below poverty level?
East Timor ended up - no, down - in the cellar. This was expected. The East Timorese team organizers admitted at the very start that they were taking part in the SEAG despite financial constraints.
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[Title] => Funds, training key to SEAG success
[Summary] => Sufficient funds and adequate training were the key factors and the main ingredients in the Philippines’ winning the overall title in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games.
Mike Keon, the training director of the Filipino athletes who competed in the two-week event, said without these, Team Philippines couldn’t have done it despite the hometown advantage.
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Mike Keon
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[DatePublished] => 2020-07-05 00:00:00
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[Title] => Cimatu bumato ng silver medal
[Summary] => SINGAPORE--Nasungkit ni Stephanie Cimatu ang kauna-unahang medalya para sa Philippines sa 1st Asian Youth Games dito.
[DatePublished] => 2009-07-04 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
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Nagbabala na si dating Project: Gintong Alay head at national training director Mike Keon na paghandaan natin ang paghihiganti ng Thailand sa susunod na Southeast Asian Games. Sana’y makinig tayo.
[DatePublished] => 2006-12-28 00:00:00
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[Title] => Keon can fit into old role as RP sports czar
[Summary] => FORT ILOCANDIA, Laoag — If he could have his way, Mike Keon, who helped keep Philippine sports up on its feet in the ‘80s, would assume the same old, familiar role in the very near future.
"I might," said the flamboyant 50-year-old sports official, now based in this northern city where he juggles his work as provincial board member in charge of the committees on sports and tourism.
[DatePublished] => 2006-03-15 00:00:00
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[Title] => Solon confident PSC to get P250-M budget
[Summary] => The Philippine Sports Commission will have Rep. Monico Puentevella a lot to thank for if and when a bigger budget for the government sports agency this year is finally approved.
Puentevella, a former PSC commissioner who once headed the House Committee on Youth and Sports, filed House Resolution No. 1050 upon learning that the PSC stands to receive a measly budget of P27 million this year.
Puentevella said this is not the way to treat the PSC or Philippine sports in general, considering that the country had just won the overall crown in the Southeast Asian Games.
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[Title] => WISH KO LANG SA PASKO
[Summary] => Masyado na raw tayong matanda para maniwala kay Santa Claus. Pero wala na akong ibang pwedeng paglagyan ng mga ninanais ko para sa ating bansa, lalo na sa minamahal kong sports.
[DatePublished] => 2005-12-22 00:00:00
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[Title] => PSC tells NSAs to liquidate expenses
[Summary] => After all the spending, it’s now time to liquidate. Philippine Sports Commission chairman Butch Ramirez said national sports associations who fail to liquidate their expenses for the recent SEA Games or the year that’s about to end will receive no further assistance from the PSC.
Ramirez said the government, particularly Congress and the Commission on Audit, is now very strict against the PSC on how it spends its annual budget for the training of the national athletes.
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[Title] => Where credit is due
[Summary] => The Southeast Asian Games are over, and the miles of tickertape (and red tape) have been swept away. As we bask in the afterglow of our first overall championship, many are rushing into the spotlight, ad libbing and a tossing in a little political soft-shoe routine to claim credit.
If you dig just beneath the surface, one of the men who was crucial to the outstanding performance of the athletes and kept a close watch on them and their resources (and has received very little recognition for it), is national training director Mike Keon.
[DatePublished] => 2005-12-10 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 135979
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1804781
[AuthorName] => Bill Velasco
[SectionName] => Sports
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[Title] => Glad to know we're moneyed
[Summary] => Mike Keon says enough money was the reason why the Philippines was able to wrap up the crown in the last SEA Games held in RP. Ain't you glad to know that we're moneyed despite claims that our people live below poverty level?
East Timor ended up - no, down - in the cellar. This was expected. The East Timorese team organizers admitted at the very start that they were taking part in the SEAG despite financial constraints.
[DatePublished] => 2005-12-09 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 134303
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1431352
[AuthorName] => Juanito V. Jabat
[SectionName] => Freeman Opinion
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[URL] =>
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[Title] => Funds, training key to SEAG success
[Summary] => Sufficient funds and adequate training were the key factors and the main ingredients in the Philippines’ winning the overall title in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games.
Mike Keon, the training director of the Filipino athletes who competed in the two-week event, said without these, Team Philippines couldn’t have done it despite the hometown advantage.
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