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Installed as heavy favorites, the top-seeded Villaceran and Hipolito easily disposed Kathy Kuan and Cathy Escasinas, 15-7, 15-7, to bag the ladies’ doubles Class A title.
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Villaceran and Hipolito, who are using this tournament as a tune-up for the keenly-awaited JVC Open Badminton Championships, whipped Cathy Escasinas and Kat Kuan, 15-10, 15-6, then showed no mercy in outclassing the tandem of Boots Quilala and Eleanor Tesorero to lead cast in the elite ladies doubles.
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