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[Summary] => The youngest athlete in the Philippines’ contingent to the 23rd Southeast Asian Games delivered a solid performance but landed only fifth in the individual all-events of the gymnastics competition at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum yesterday.
Danica Calapatan, 12, a slender gymnast making her first SEAG appearance, charmed the crowd and the judges for a 44.550 finish that fell far behind Malaysia’s Foong Seow Ting (58.600), Thailand’s Tharatip Sridee (56.600), and Malaysia’s Darratun Nashihin (55.650).
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[Summary] => The Philippine Gymnastics contingent is "on track" to win the two gold medals at stake today at the start of the men’s and women’s team artistic gymnastics in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum.
"We are still on the track when it comes to performance," gymnastics head coach Santiago Ty said. "The cleaner our movements, the lesser the deductions, (we will get)."
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[Summary] => The Philippines’ gold medal hopes in gymnastics got a boost with the arrival of a Filipino-American gold medalist.
Neil Faustino, 22, rings event gold medalist in the Vietnam SEA Games, came here "not much for the individual event," but "to help the (team) win."
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Danica Calapatan, 12, a slender gymnast making her first SEAG appearance, charmed the crowd and the judges for a 44.550 finish that fell far behind Malaysia’s Foong Seow Ting (58.600), Thailand’s Tharatip Sridee (56.600), and Malaysia’s Darratun Nashihin (55.650).
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