+ Follow ALTHOUGH ILOILO CITY Tag
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[Title] => Torch Relay
[Summary] => For a moment, I thought I would never get to carry this year's SEA Games torch. Since I was in Iloilo, after organizing the highly successful Governor's Cup Kiddies Run, I was sure to miss the torch, which was then being relayed in Cebu. However on the eve of November 16 I got a call from Iloilo City Sports Development officer Jojo Castro that I will be one of the eleven bearers together with one-legged triathlete Rudy Fernandez who will carry the SEA Games torch to the boundary of the city the following morning before it will be brought by a vehicle to Aklan.
[DatePublished] => 2005-11-22 00:00:00
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[AuthorID] => 1753444
[AuthorName] => SPORTS EYE By Raffy T. Uytiepo
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ALTHOUGH ILOILO CITY
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[Title] => Torch Relay
[Summary] => For a moment, I thought I would never get to carry this year's SEA Games torch. Since I was in Iloilo, after organizing the highly successful Governor's Cup Kiddies Run, I was sure to miss the torch, which was then being relayed in Cebu. However on the eve of November 16 I got a call from Iloilo City Sports Development officer Jojo Castro that I will be one of the eleven bearers together with one-legged triathlete Rudy Fernandez who will carry the SEA Games torch to the boundary of the city the following morning before it will be brought by a vehicle to Aklan.
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[ColumnID] => 135707
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1753444
[AuthorName] => SPORTS EYE By Raffy T. Uytiepo
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[URL] =>
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