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[Title] => Superal toughens up, clinches US Girls jungolf berth
[Summary] => Princess Superal rammed in an 18-foot birdie putt on the 18th to salvage a five-over 77 and a spot in the US Juniors Girls Championship in the one-day qualifier at the long Merced Golf Club in Merced, California Friday.
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[Title] => US-bound Jayvie vows to be back for SEAG
[Summary] => Reigning RP Ladies Open champion Jayvie Agojo, so young yet so much in a hurry, leaves for the United States next week to pursue a full scholarship grant in golf at the Pepperdine University which she hopes would lead her to a dream stint in the LPGA.
"My immediate goal is to make a name and win at least one tournament in the NCAA," said Agojo, a gem of a find gifted with beauty and talent. "Maybe in two years, I could get a crack at the LPGA."
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"My immediate goal is to make a name and win at least one tournament in the NCAA," said Agojo, a gem of a find gifted with beauty and talent. "Maybe in two years, I could get a crack at the LPGA."
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August 12, 2005 - 12:00am