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Ito ang pahayag ni Katherine Lozada, diving director ng PASA, hinggil sa kanilang desisyon matapos mapinsala ang pasilidad sa Trace Aquatics Center bunga ng paghagupit ni "Milenyo". 


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Aimed at expanding its base in a bid to discover fresh and more talents, the Philippine Amateur Swimming Association (PASA) yesterday launched its grassroots program dubbed the Pilipinas Youth Swimming Cup which takes off the ground in September.


The event, which culminates in the national finals set Dec. 8-10 at the Trace Aquatics Center in Los Baños, Laguna, will be open  to all PASA-registered clubs in the country.


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                    [Title] => A big gap between Yeo and the rest
                    [Summary] => LOS BANOS, Laguna – Bad news for the Philippines: Singapore’s pool phenom Joscelin Yeo is here.


Yeo, who harvested six gold medals in the 2003 Hanoi Southeast Asian Games to become the event’s best female athlete, will spearhead the Singapore team beefed up by  former Chinese Nationals when the SEAG swimming competitions unfold today at the Trace Aquatics Center here.


Yeo, 21,  makes her first appearance in the 100-meter freestyle where she is not only the defending champion but also the record holder as well with a time of 56.05 seconds.


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                    [Title] => 3 gold tangkang sisirin ng Pinoy divers
                    [Summary] => LOS BAÑOS --Tatlong gintong medalya ang aasamin ngayon ng Philippine divers sa panimula ng kanilang kam-panya sa 23rd Southeast Asian Games dito sa Trace Aquatics Center.


Unang sasalang ang mga Pinoy divers, na nagtatang-kang mapanatili ang second overall sa diving,  sa women’s 3-meter synchro springboard finals sa ganap na alas-9:00 ng umaga kasunod ng men’s 1-meter springboard finals sa alas-10:15 ng umaga.


Pinakahuli ang men’s 10-meter synchro platform finals sa alas-11:30 ng umaga, ilang oras bago ang pormal pagbu-bukas ng Games. 


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                    [Title] => Polo bets keep hope afloat, trounce Viets
                    [Summary] => LOS BAÑOS — The Philippines blanked Vietnam in the last two periods and coasted to a 13-3 rout last night to keep its slim hopes alive for a gold medal finish in the water polo competitions of the 23rd Southeast Asian Games at the Trace Aquatics Center here.


The Nationals took charge right in the first quarter that saw them seize a 4-1 lead then cruised to the trouble-free win, their second straight and third overall against one loss.


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                    [Title] => Pinoy water polo lumakas ang tsansa
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Maagang ipinakita ng Pinoy ang kanilang dominasyon nang agad iposte ang 4-1 abante sa first quarter  na kanilang nasustina tungo sa one-sided na laban.


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                    [Title] => Thais nilunod ng Pinoy
                    [Summary] => LOS BAÑOS – Buo ang loob nakabangon ang Pinoy water polo team mula sa masakit na kabiguan sa Singapore noong Martes upang durugin ang Thailand 10-2 sa elimination ng SEA Games water polo event sa  Trace Aquatics Center dito.


Umariba si Teodoro Roy Cañete na sa pag-poste ng 5 goals para banderahan ang Pinoy sa kanilang ikalawang pa-nalo sa tatlong laro. 


Ang panalo ay nag-dala sa Pinoy sa likuran ng nangunguna Singa-pore na nanaig naman sa Indonesia 16-7 para sa malinis na  3-0 baraha.


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                    [Title] => Pinoy lusot sa Indons
                    [Summary] => LOS BAÑOS – Maganda ang panimula ng Philippines nang igupo nila ang Indonesia, 15-10 sa unang araw ng water polo competition ng 23rd Southeast Asian Games sa dinumog na Trace Aquatics Center dito. 


  Nagningning ang magkakapatid na Ali, Norton at Frazier Alamara upang tulungan ang Pinoy water polo players na maka-alpas mula sa magipitang laban sa panimula ng final period tungo sa unang panalo sa round-robin tournament. 


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Ito ang pahayag ni Katherine Lozada, diving director ng PASA, hinggil sa kanilang desisyon matapos mapinsala ang pasilidad sa Trace Aquatics Center bunga ng paghagupit ni "Milenyo". 


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The event, which culminates in the national finals set Dec. 8-10 at the Trace Aquatics Center in Los Baños, Laguna, will be open  to all PASA-registered clubs in the country.


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Unang sasalang ang mga Pinoy divers, na nagtatang-kang mapanatili ang second overall sa diving,  sa women’s 3-meter synchro springboard finals sa ganap na alas-9:00 ng umaga kasunod ng men’s 1-meter springboard finals sa alas-10:15 ng umaga.


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Umariba si Teodoro Roy Cañete na sa pag-poste ng 5 goals para banderahan ang Pinoy sa kanilang ikalawang pa-nalo sa tatlong laro. 


Ang panalo ay nag-dala sa Pinoy sa likuran ng nangunguna Singa-pore na nanaig naman sa Indonesia 16-7 para sa malinis na  3-0 baraha.


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