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Simula sa Martes ang PhilSports Complex na sa Pasig City ang magiging pansamantalang tahanan ng mga national swimmers patungo sa darating na 15th Asian Games sa Doha, Qatar sa Disyembre. 


Sinabi kahapon ni national coach Pinky Brosas na hangad ng Philippine Amateur Swimming Association (PASA) na mapagsama-sama ang mga national tankers para sa mas solidong samahan. 


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                    [Summary] => After creating big ripples in the recent Southeast Asian Games, the Philippine aquatics team is starting to look forward toward to an even bigger year in 2006.


Winner of nine gold, seven silver and eight bronze medals in the SEA Games, the RP swimming, diving and water polo teams have lined up a string of international tournaments leading up to the Asian Games in Doha, Qatar in December.


The team will try to get off to a hot start when it competes in the first Japan Open Swimming Championships in Tokyo in February.


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                    [Title] => Christmas comes early to Sheila Mae
                    [Summary] => Ten days before she turns 20, Sheila Mae Perez won her third gold in the 23rd SEA Games.


In the process, she has also assured herself, probably her family and some close friends of a happy Christmas.


Under Republic Act 9064, the dimpled diving sensation stands to receive P250,000 in cash incentives from the government. In case she is named Best Athlete, she stands to receive some more.


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                    [Title] => 41 gold medals and counting
                    [Summary] => The Philippines broke another record in athletics to set off another golden rampage as the host country, with still six days of competition left, moved close to surpassing the number of gold medals it won in 2003.


Sixteen gold medals came one after the other yesterday, three of them in wushu and two each in athletics, fencing and wrestling, to give the Philippines a pacesetting total of 41 gold, 24 silver and 27  bronze medals.


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                    [Title] => 5 golds kinana agad ng Pinas
                    [Summary] => Nang pormal na mabuksan ni Pangulong Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo ang 23rd Southeast Asian  sa magarbong opening ceremonies sa Luneta Grandstand kagabi, mayroon ng limang  gintong medalya ang Pilipinas at bago matapos ang araw, hawak na ng Team Philippines ang overall leadership.
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Swimmers, divers sa PhilSports muna

November 4, 2006 - 12:00am

Simula sa Martes ang PhilSports Complex na sa Pasig City ang magiging pansamantalang tahanan ng mga national swimmers patungo sa darating na 15th Asian Games sa Doha, Qatar sa Disyembre.  Sinabi kahapon...

PSN Palaro

International stints lined up for tankers

By Abac Cordero | December 29, 2005 - 12:00am

After creating big ripples in the recent Southeast Asian Games, the Philippine aquatics team is starting to look forward toward to an even bigger year in 2006. Winner of nine gold, seven silver and eight bronze...

Sports

Christmas comes early to Sheila Mae

December 1, 2005 - 12:00am

Ten days before she turns 20, Sheila Mae Perez won her third gold in the 23rd SEA Games. In the process, she has also assured herself, probably her family and some close friends of a happy Christmas. Under Republic...

Sports

41 gold medals and counting

By Abac Cordero | November 30, 2005 - 12:00am

The Philippines broke another record in athletics to set off another golden rampage as the host country, with still six days of competition left, moved close to surpassing the number of gold medals it won in 2003. Sixteen...

Sports

5 golds kinana agad ng Pinas

By Carmela Ochoa | November 28, 2005 - 12:00am

Nang pormal na mabuksan ni Pangulong Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo ang 23rd Southeast Asian  sa magarbong opening ceremonies sa Luneta Grandstand kagabi, mayroon ng limang gintong medalya ang Pilipinas at bago matapos...

PSN Palaro