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This was the assessment of coach Junel Baculi of the Teeth Sparklers and Coy Banal of the Water Force after baring plans that they are planning to toughen up their respective squads come the season-closing conference in November.


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Andrada also said the most the country can win is a silver medal with the powerhouse Thailand team, led by world campaigner Paradorn Srichapan and Tamarine Tanasugarn, expected to dominate the event.


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Based on findings presented by a team from the Philippine Sports Commission sent two weeks back to conduct ocular inspections at the venue, commissioner William "Butch" Ramirez  gave the assurance that no untoward incidents are bound to happen in the meet scheduled Nov. 11-15 at the Mindanao Civic Center in the capital town of Tubod.


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Hapee-Viva, Part Two, in the offing?

By Joey Villar | June 25, 2003 - 12:00am

If things work out as planned, the possibility of a sequel for the Hapee Toothpaste-Viva Mineral Water title showdown could be in the works. This was the assessment of coach Junel Baculi of the Teeth Sparklers and...

Sports

Pinoy netters long shots for SEAG gold

February 26, 2003 - 12:00am

Philippine Tennis Association president Salvador "Buddy" Andrada said there is little chance the country can snatch a gold medal in the 22nd Southeast Asian Games scheduled Dec. 5-13 in Hanoi, Vietnam. Andrada...

Sports

Mindanao peaceful — PSC

By Joey Villar | November 7, 2001 - 12:00am

Contrary to reports, peace and order will not be a problem in the first Mindanao Friendship Games. Based on findings presented by a team from the Philippine Sports Commission sent two weeks back to conduct ocular...

Sports