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Eight men’s and women’s slots in three individual events – epee, sabre and foil – will be up for grabs in the Olympic qualifier today and tomorrow.


Action in the Sharp Asian tourney organized by the Philippine Amateur Fencers Association (PAFA) and sponsored by Sharp Phils. Inc. kicks off on April 21.


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Inaasahang ibubuhos nina Busan Asian Games gold medalist Alexander Axenov ng Kazakhstan at Sydney Olympian Joanna Halls ng Australia kasama sina Asian Games bronze winners na sina Akihisha Mochida at Chieko Sugawara ng Japan sa isang linggong event na ito na inorganisa ng Philippine Amateur Fencer Association (PAFA) at hatid ng Sharp Phils., Inc.

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Bad start for Pinoy fencers

By Joey Villar | April 20, 2004 - 12:00am

Team Philippines absorbed shattering defeats as three of its bets bowed out of contention yesterday in the first half of the 2004 Asia-Oceania Fencing Olympic qualifying tournament, the first of two major fencing...

Sports

Over 400 fencers start duel for Athens slots

April 19, 2004 - 12:00am

More than 400 fencers from 23 countries will display their wares in the 2004 Sharp Asian fencing championships and the Asia/Oceania Olympic qualifying competitions which unwrap at 9 a.m. today at the Philsports Arena...

Sports

3 Asian Games at Olympian kasali

April 16, 2004 - 12:00am

Tatlong Asian Games medalists at Olympian ang kabilang sa mga matitikas na dapat bantayan sa Sharp Fencing Championships at Asia/Oceania Olympic qualifing competitions na magbubukas sa Lunes, Abril 19 sa PhilSports...

PSN Palaro