+ Follow CHANTAL BALANI Tag
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[Title] => La Salle, UP top Unigames
[Summary] => BACOLOD City — De La Salle University and the University of the Philippines emerged the "winningest" contingents in the sixth University Games, which ended Sunday at the University of St. La Salle here.
DLSU and UP each won four titles while host St. La Salle took three.
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[Title] => RP tracksters to hone skills in 2 international meets
[Summary] => Filipino tracksters gearing up for the 2001 Milo National Open scheduled next month at the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex were given the chance to flex their muscles abroad as track and field chief Go Teng Kok approved their stints in separate tournaments in Taiwan and Thailand.
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[Title] => Chantal new track queen; UAAP sizzles
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Cebu's pride Chantal Balani crowned herself queen of the tracks yesterday when
she completed a sprint double with a record-setting run in the 200-meter dash
yesterday in the CHED National Games at the PhilSports Complex in Pasig.
One day after winning the 100-m dash over arch rival Marestella Torres, the
17-year-old Balani turned in a 25.3-second clocking in topping the 200-m dash,
shattering the three-year-old record of 25.78 seconds set by Elizabeth
Doringo.
Balani's feat took some luster from the rampaging UAAP team with Far Eastern
U's Torres finally winning her first go
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[Title] => CHED Palaro begins today
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The best athletes from 16 of the country's leading school sports organizations,
comprised of more than 120 colleges and universities, converge today at the UP
Sunken Garden in Diliman to kick off hostilities in this year's CHED National
Games.
Citing a conflict of schedule, President Estrada tapped Commission on Higher
Education chiar Ester Garcia to represent him in today's opening of the
week-long, multi-sport event featuring the clash between the provincial
athletes and their equally-talented counterparts in the National Capital
Region.
A total of 2,461 athletes will com
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[Title] => Veterans grab spotlight
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A long jumper, a walkathoner and a shot put bet made the most noteworthy
performances in the inaugurals of the 2000 Milo Invitational Track and Field
Championships at the Rizal Memorial Stadium yesterday.
Marestella Torres, Harry Castillo and Mitchell Martinez won their respective
events with plenty to spare, seizing the spotlight at the start of the four-day
multi-nation event.
Torres, a Negros Oriental native who first made waves by ruling the Palaro ng
Bayan long jump event, did it again in the Milo invitational, winning the gold
in the girls' long jump with a leap of 5.8
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CHANTAL BALANI
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[Title] => La Salle, UP top Unigames
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DLSU and UP each won four titles while host St. La Salle took three.
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[Title] => RP tracksters to hone skills in 2 international meets
[Summary] => Filipino tracksters gearing up for the 2001 Milo National Open scheduled next month at the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex were given the chance to flex their muscles abroad as track and field chief Go Teng Kok approved their stints in separate tournaments in Taiwan and Thailand.
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[Title] => Chantal new track queen; UAAP sizzles
[Summary] =>
Cebu's pride Chantal Balani crowned herself queen of the tracks yesterday when
she completed a sprint double with a record-setting run in the 200-meter dash
yesterday in the CHED National Games at the PhilSports Complex in Pasig.
One day after winning the 100-m dash over arch rival Marestella Torres, the
17-year-old Balani turned in a 25.3-second clocking in topping the 200-m dash,
shattering the three-year-old record of 25.78 seconds set by Elizabeth
Doringo.
Balani's feat took some luster from the rampaging UAAP team with Far Eastern
U's Torres finally winning her first go
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[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
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[Title] => CHED Palaro begins today
[Summary] =>
The best athletes from 16 of the country's leading school sports organizations,
comprised of more than 120 colleges and universities, converge today at the UP
Sunken Garden in Diliman to kick off hostilities in this year's CHED National
Games.
Citing a conflict of schedule, President Estrada tapped Commission on Higher
Education chiar Ester Garcia to represent him in today's opening of the
week-long, multi-sport event featuring the clash between the provincial
athletes and their equally-talented counterparts in the National Capital
Region.
A total of 2,461 athletes will com
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[Title] => Veterans grab spotlight
[Summary] =>
A long jumper, a walkathoner and a shot put bet made the most noteworthy
performances in the inaugurals of the 2000 Milo Invitational Track and Field
Championships at the Rizal Memorial Stadium yesterday.
Marestella Torres, Harry Castillo and Mitchell Martinez won their respective
events with plenty to spare, seizing the spotlight at the start of the four-day
multi-nation event.
Torres, a Negros Oriental native who first made waves by ruling the Palaro ng
Bayan long jump event, did it again in the Milo invitational, winning the gold
in the girls' long jump with a leap of 5.8
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October 30, 2001 - 12:00am
