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Team Philippines could garner as many as 12 gold medals or a minimum of four in the centerpiece athletics event in the 24th Southeast Asian Games slated Dec. 6-16 in Nakhon Ratchisima, Thailand.


National team coach Jojo Posadas, however, said the track and field team will have to get sustained support from both government and private sectors for its buildup for the SEAG in order to complete the mission.


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Her leap of 6.63 meters is only .02 centimeters off the golden jump of Bobby George Anju of India (6.65), way better than the 6.52 of bronze winner Ikeda Kumiko of Japan, and broke the Philippine record of 6.56 co-owned by the now semi-retired Muros and Lerma Bulauitan (2004).


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