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The RP duos of Rhovyl Verayo-Parley Tupaz and Chad Mowrey-Justin Schonnor have been bracketed with Malaysia, Cambodia and the Thailand team 2 in Group B with Indonesia 1 and 2, Thai 1 and Vietnam making up Group A in the tourney slated at La Salle-Bacolod grounds.
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RHOVYL VERAYO-PARLEY TUPAZ AND CHAD MOWREY-JUSTIN SCHONNOR
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The RP duos of Rhovyl Verayo-Parley Tupaz and Chad Mowrey-Justin Schonnor have been bracketed with Malaysia, Cambodia and the Thailand team 2 in Group B with Indonesia 1 and 2, Thai 1 and Vietnam making up Group A in the tourney slated at La Salle-Bacolod grounds.
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