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[Title] => PSC obligado na tustusan ang gastusin kahit kapos sa budget
[Summary] => Sa likod ng kapos na budget ng bansa, obligado pa rin ang Philippine Sports Commisison (PSC) na tustusan ang mga gastos ng ahensiya tulad ng nalalapit na paglahok ng bansa sa Asian Games sa Busan, Korea sa September, ang iba’t ibang palaro at ang pagbabayad ng namanang utang mula sa nakaraang administrasyon.
"We do have money, but it’s limited so I’ve been asking everybody to help the PSC to raise our fund," pahayag ni PSC chairman Buhain sa kanyang kauna-unahang weekly session sa VIP room ng Administrative building sa Rizal Memorial Complex kahapon.
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[Title] => PNYG-Batang Pinoy: Manila over-all champ
[Summary] => BACOLOD CITY -- Naging bayani ng Manila ang kanilang 9 na manlalangoy upang agawin ang overall title mula sa back-to-back champion Laguna sa pagsasara ng 3rd Philippine National Youth Games-Batang Pinoy kahapon dito sa Panaad Sports Complex.
Humakot ng 17 gintong medalya mula sa swimming competition ang Big City na nagtapos ng kanilang kampanya sa Palarong ito para sa mga kabataang 12-gulang at pababa sa pagsukbit ng dalawang gold medals mula sa taekwondo kahapon.
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[Title] => PNYG-BP handa na
[Summary] => Nasa kasagsagan na ang preparasyon para sa ikatlong edisyon ng Philippine National Youth Games-Batang Pinoy Championships (PNYG-BP), isang buwan bago ganapin ang palaro sa Panaad Park and Sports Complex sa Bacolod City, Negros Occidental.
Kasabay nito, sinabi ni Commissioner Amparo ‘Weena’ Lim ng Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) na kumpiyansa ito sa pagtatanghal ng naturang event na magkasamang iho-host ng Bacolod City at Negros Occidental.
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[Title] => Hanggang 40 gold medals lamang sa KL Sea Games
[Summary] => Isang gintong medalya sa apat na atletang Pinoy?
Mahirap paniwalaan ngunit ito ang prediksiyon ng national coaches matapos ang serye ng pagpupulong kasama ang mga opisyal ng SEA Games Task Force para sa tsansa ng bansa sa Southeast Asian Games ngayong Setyembre 8-17 sa Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
"If only our Athletes can attain our personal best, then maybe we can win the 80 gold medals our national coaches predicted," pahayag ni PSC Commissioner Ritchie Garcia na panauhin lingguhang PSA Forum na ginaganap sa Holiday Inn Manila Pavilion Hotel kahapon.
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[Title] => The real war - SPORTING CHANCE by Joaquin M. Henson
[Summary] => There’s more to the Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP) squabble than just Lito Puyat and Tiny Literal fighting for recognition as the legitimate President. It really isn’t a war between Puyat and Literal. It’s Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) President Celso Dayrit versus Philippine Amateur Track and Field Association (PATAFA) President Go Teng Kok.
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[Title] => What is SEABA’s future? - THE GAME OF MY LIFE by Bill Velasco
[Summary] => The opening of the Southeast Asian Basketball Association men’s championship was a resounding success. Not only was there a hefty crowd which filled the ringside and middle sections of Rizal Memorial despite the heat, but the list of sports officials unexpectedly swelled with uninvited (and even irrelevant) guests.
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[Title] => Give it up, Butch - SPORTING CHANCE by Joaquin M. Henson
[Summary] => Why is Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) Chairman Butch Tuason clinging to his position like his life depended on it? He certainly doesn’t need the job. Butch is independently wealthy and would probably be happier attending to the concerns of his favorite sport, shooting, than trying to save his office at the Rizal Memorial complex.
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[Title] => Is sports a priority? - SPORTING CHANCE by Joaquin M. Henson
[Summary] => It’s been nearly a month since President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo took her oath of office and to this day, she remains mum on a vision for sports.
But I expect the wait to be over soon. The President is busy setting up the framework for her Administration and sports will surely be a major component in her overall program. Remember her ascension to power wasn’t planned. So let’s be patient.
President Arroyo is intelligent but is no nerd. She likes sports and plays golf. So does her husband, Mike.
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[Title] => PSC asks NSAs to submit budget
[Summary] => Starting tomorrow, the Philippine Sports Commission will begin a series of consultations with the country’s different National Sports Associations regarding their respective budget proposals for next year.
A total of 34 NSAs and other sports bodies recognized by the Philippine Olympic Committee will submit their programs, schedule of activities and budgetary requirements for international exposures, national tournaments, training and equipment.
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CHAIRMAN BUTCH TUASON
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"We do have money, but it’s limited so I’ve been asking everybody to help the PSC to raise our fund," pahayag ni PSC chairman Buhain sa kanyang kauna-unahang weekly session sa VIP room ng Administrative building sa Rizal Memorial Complex kahapon.
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Humakot ng 17 gintong medalya mula sa swimming competition ang Big City na nagtapos ng kanilang kampanya sa Palarong ito para sa mga kabataang 12-gulang at pababa sa pagsukbit ng dalawang gold medals mula sa taekwondo kahapon.
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Kasabay nito, sinabi ni Commissioner Amparo ‘Weena’ Lim ng Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) na kumpiyansa ito sa pagtatanghal ng naturang event na magkasamang iho-host ng Bacolod City at Negros Occidental.
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[Title] => Hanggang 40 gold medals lamang sa KL Sea Games
[Summary] => Isang gintong medalya sa apat na atletang Pinoy?
Mahirap paniwalaan ngunit ito ang prediksiyon ng national coaches matapos ang serye ng pagpupulong kasama ang mga opisyal ng SEA Games Task Force para sa tsansa ng bansa sa Southeast Asian Games ngayong Setyembre 8-17 sa Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
"If only our Athletes can attain our personal best, then maybe we can win the 80 gold medals our national coaches predicted," pahayag ni PSC Commissioner Ritchie Garcia na panauhin lingguhang PSA Forum na ginaganap sa Holiday Inn Manila Pavilion Hotel kahapon.
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[Title] => The real war - SPORTING CHANCE by Joaquin M. Henson
[Summary] => There’s more to the Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP) squabble than just Lito Puyat and Tiny Literal fighting for recognition as the legitimate President. It really isn’t a war between Puyat and Literal. It’s Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) President Celso Dayrit versus Philippine Amateur Track and Field Association (PATAFA) President Go Teng Kok.
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[Title] => What is SEABA’s future? - THE GAME OF MY LIFE by Bill Velasco
[Summary] => The opening of the Southeast Asian Basketball Association men’s championship was a resounding success. Not only was there a hefty crowd which filled the ringside and middle sections of Rizal Memorial despite the heat, but the list of sports officials unexpectedly swelled with uninvited (and even irrelevant) guests.
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[Title] => Give it up, Butch - SPORTING CHANCE by Joaquin M. Henson
[Summary] => Why is Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) Chairman Butch Tuason clinging to his position like his life depended on it? He certainly doesn’t need the job. Butch is independently wealthy and would probably be happier attending to the concerns of his favorite sport, shooting, than trying to save his office at the Rizal Memorial complex.
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[Title] => Is sports a priority? - SPORTING CHANCE by Joaquin M. Henson
[Summary] => It’s been nearly a month since President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo took her oath of office and to this day, she remains mum on a vision for sports.
But I expect the wait to be over soon. The President is busy setting up the framework for her Administration and sports will surely be a major component in her overall program. Remember her ascension to power wasn’t planned. So let’s be patient.
President Arroyo is intelligent but is no nerd. She likes sports and plays golf. So does her husband, Mike.
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[Title] => PSC asks NSAs to submit budget
[Summary] => Starting tomorrow, the Philippine Sports Commission will begin a series of consultations with the country’s different National Sports Associations regarding their respective budget proposals for next year.
A total of 34 NSAs and other sports bodies recognized by the Philippine Olympic Committee will submit their programs, schedule of activities and budgetary requirements for international exposures, national tournaments, training and equipment.
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