+ Follow ACCEL PHILIPPINES Tag
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[Title] => Pinoy speed stackers compete in Asian Open
[Summary] => A crack Philippine team left yesterday to compete in the WSSA 2013 Asian Open Sport Stacking Championships beginning tomorrow at Kenanga Wholesale City Complex in Kuala Lumpur.
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[Title] => Tall Chinese too classy for RP belles
[Summary] => It could’ve been more of a match if it were the RP men’s squad that challenged the Chinese lasses.
China’s Tianjin Bridgestone team, as expected, proved too much for Accel Philippines, hardly taking a sweat in a 25-11, 25-14, 25-17 victory that capped its six-game sweep of the 2006 Hitachi Asian Women’s Club volleyball championship at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum yesterday.
So awesome were the tall Chinese that they spent more time warming up than their clinical disposal of the Filipinas done in 54 minutes - the shortest match in the tourney.
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[Title] => Fiery Chinese go for sweep, title repeat vs Pinay tossers
[Summary] => There could be no more stopping Tianjin Bridgestone China for a title-repeat in the Asian Club Volleyball Championship with only Accel Philippines standing on its way for a sweet sweep.
The Chinese could well easily put the wraps on the 2006 Hitachi Asian Club crown as they have the lowly host squad as final assignment in the penultimate play date of the weeklong event today at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum.
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[Title] => Day of mourning for Indonesia
[Summary] => In a volleyball event miles away from home terribly devastated by an earthquake, the Indons had their sad day.
Mourning deaths of thousands of countrymen in East Java, Garuda-Indonesia’s woes were compounded by another rout in the 2006 Hitachi Asian Women’s Club volleyball championship at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum yesterday.
Before the game, Philippine Volleyball Federation officials and the players offered a short prayer for the victims of the quake.
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[Title] => Taiwanese wallop RP belles
[Summary] => Chun Shan of Chinese-Taipei sent the Accel Philippine team back to school as it scored a roaring 25-18, 25-13, 25-15 triumph yesterday in the second day of the 2006 Hitachi Asian Women’s Club volleyball championship at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum.
Skippers Mei Ching Chen, Ching I Lin and Ko Jou Wu merged for 27 points—23 of those were on attacks—while the Philippines got only a merged 17 kills from Mary Jean Balce, Michelle Carolino, Cherry Macatangay, Marietta Carolino and Michelle Laborte.
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[Title] => Tall Chinese too classy for RP belles
[Summary] => It could’ve been more of a match if it were the RP men’s squad that challenged the Chinese lasses.
China’s Tianjin Bridgestone team, as expected, proved too much for Accel Philippines, hardly taking a sweat in a 25-11, 25-14, 25-17 victory that capped its six-game sweep of the 2006 Hitachi Asian Women’s Club volleyball championship at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum yesterday.
So awesome were the tall Chinese that they spent more time warming up than their clinical disposal of the Filipinas done in 54 minutes - the shortest match in the tourney.
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[Title] => Fiery Chinese go for sweep, title repeat vs Pinay tossers
[Summary] => There could be no more stopping Tianjin Bridgestone China for a title-repeat in the Asian Club Volleyball Championship with only Accel Philippines standing on its way for a sweet sweep.
The Chinese could well easily put the wraps on the 2006 Hitachi Asian Club crown as they have the lowly host squad as final assignment in the penultimate play date of the weeklong event today at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum.
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[Title] => Day of mourning for Indonesia
[Summary] => In a volleyball event miles away from home terribly devastated by an earthquake, the Indons had their sad day.
Mourning deaths of thousands of countrymen in East Java, Garuda-Indonesia’s woes were compounded by another rout in the 2006 Hitachi Asian Women’s Club volleyball championship at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum yesterday.
Before the game, Philippine Volleyball Federation officials and the players offered a short prayer for the victims of the quake.
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[Title] => Taiwanese wallop RP belles
[Summary] => Chun Shan of Chinese-Taipei sent the Accel Philippine team back to school as it scored a roaring 25-18, 25-13, 25-15 triumph yesterday in the second day of the 2006 Hitachi Asian Women’s Club volleyball championship at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum.
Skippers Mei Ching Chen, Ching I Lin and Ko Jou Wu merged for 27 points—23 of those were on attacks—while the Philippines got only a merged 17 kills from Mary Jean Balce, Michelle Carolino, Cherry Macatangay, Marietta Carolino and Michelle Laborte.
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November 30, 2012 - 12:00am
