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KORONADAL – A plucky javelin thrower from Bicol captured Palaro’s first gold medal but powerhouse National Capital Region struck in various fronts early to jumpstart its title retention bid in the 2007 Palarong Pambansa at the South Cotabato Sports Complex here yesterday.


Despite an all-out campaign and repeated warnings against age cheating, seven regions, including NCR, Central Visayas and host Cotabato Region, still filed a protest against a lawn tennis player from Western Visayas, whom they alleged to be overage.


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                    [Summary] => NAGA CITY — Jasmine Al-Khaldi of the National Capital Region  completed a sterling performance on the pool when she emerged the first five-gold winner in the elementary division of the 2006 Palarong Pambansa at the Metro Naga Sports Center here.


With impressive outings the past two days that led to four golds and two record feats, Al-Khaldi splashed her way to another golden finish  as she clocked a minute 9.90 seconds to shatter Katherine Velez’ six-year-old 100-meter butterfly mark by a less than two seconds.


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Hong, a 12-year-old former student of La Salle de Araneta in Malabon, ruled the 100-meter backstroke and then led the 200m medley relay to another victory, both in record-breaking fashions that highlighted the Big City bets’ superb performance in the pool.


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Makaraang walisin ang 12 gold medals sa elementary at secondary rhythmic gymnas-tics competition, dalawa pa ang idinagdag ng NCR sa women’s artistic event kahapon sa 2006 Palarong Pambansa sa Uni-versity of Nueva Caceres dito. 


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                    [Summary] => ILOILO — National Capital Region won eight of 16 gold medals staked at the start of the swimming competitions yesterday as the Big City bets remained in control of the 2005 Palarong Pambansa at the Iloilo Sports Complex here yesterday. 


Ryan Arabejo produced the worthiest victory for the NCR contingent as he copped the gold in the 400-meter freestyle in the secondary division in record-setting fashion. He clocked four minutes and 36 seconds to eclipse the old mark of 4:11.79 set by Athens Olympian Juan Carlo Piccio in the 1998 Bacolod edition of the annual event. 


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Ryan Arabejo produced the worthiest victory for the NCR contingent as he copped the gold in the 400-meter freestyle in the secondary division in record-setting fashion. He clocked four minutes and 36 seconds to eclipse the old mark of 4:11.79 set by Athens Olympian Juan Carlo Piccio in the 1998 Bacolod edition of the annual event. 


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Bicol lass claims first Palaro gold

By Joey Villar | April 24, 2007 - 12:00am

KORONADAL – A plucky javelin thrower from Bicol captured Palaro’s first gold medal but powerhouse...

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Fil-Arab tanker cops 5 golds

By Joey Villar | May 12, 2006 - 12:00am

NAGA CITY — Jasmine Al-Khaldi of the National Capital Region completed a sterling performance on the pool when she emerged the first five-gold winner in the elementary division of the 2006 Palarong Pambansa...

Sports

NCR lass shatters 8-year old mark

By Joey Villar | May 10, 2006 - 12:00am

NAGA CITY — National Capital Region rode on the sterling efforts of Dorothy Grace Hong as it captured five gold medals in elementary swimming, including two record-breaking feats yesterday in the Palarong Pambansa...

Sports

NCR nananalasa sa Palaro

May 10, 2006 - 12:00am

Naga City -- Kasabay ng patuloy na pagratsada ng nagdedepensang National Capital Region (NCR) sa gymnastics, dalawang javelin thrower naman ang nagbigay ng kauna-unahang gintong medalya sa kani-kanilang rehiyon.  Makaraang...

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NCR bets splash way to 8 golds

By Joey Villar | May 11, 2005 - 12:00am

ILOILO — National Capital Region won eight of 16 gold medals staked at the start of the swimming competitions yesterday as the Big City bets remained in control of the 2005 Palarong Pambansa at the Iloilo Sports...

Sports