+ Follow MR. KEON Tag
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[Title] => Athletics sure of winning 10 golds — GTK
[Summary] => "I have 10 golds in my pocket."
This was the reaction made by athletics president Go Teng Kok to Mike Keon’s recent statement that track and field would be lucky to win 10 gold medals, and not 15 as earlier predicted, in the coming SEA Games.
Keon, training director of the close to 800 RP athletes for the biennial event, came out with a recent forecast that the Philippines could win from 92 to 128 gold medals in the SEA Games.
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[Title] => 10 golds na ang nakasiguro at may dagdag pa-GTK
[Summary] => "I have 10 golds in my pocket."
Ito ang reaksiyon ni athletics president Go Teng Kok sa naging pahayag ni Michael Keon na suwerte na lang kapag nakakuha ng 10 gintong medalya ang track and field at hindi 15 tulad ng unang prediksiyon sa nalalapit na SEA Games.
Si Keon, training director ng may 800 RP athletes para sa biennial event, ay naglabas ng prediksiyon na ang Philippines ay maaaring makakuha ng 92 hanggang 128 gold medals sa SEA Games.
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[Title] => PSC taps Keon for RP athletes’ Asiad training
[Summary] => Michael Keon, who had sparked a renaissance in local sports with his Project Gintong Alay concept in the 1980s, has been tapped to oversee the preparation of the country’s representatives to the 2002 Asian Games.
Philippine Sports Commission chairman Butch Tuason announced yesterday the appointment of Keon as the PSC’s training director for the Asian Games next year in Pusan, South Korea.
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This was the reaction made by athletics president Go Teng Kok to Mike Keon’s recent statement that track and field would be lucky to win 10 gold medals, and not 15 as earlier predicted, in the coming SEA Games.
Keon, training director of the close to 800 RP athletes for the biennial event, came out with a recent forecast that the Philippines could win from 92 to 128 gold medals in the SEA Games.
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Si Keon, training director ng may 800 RP athletes para sa biennial event, ay naglabas ng prediksiyon na ang Philippines ay maaaring makakuha ng 92 hanggang 128 gold medals sa SEA Games.
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Philippine Sports Commission chairman Butch Tuason announced yesterday the appointment of Keon as the PSC’s training director for the Asian Games next year in Pusan, South Korea.
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