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Sustaining the momentum of their six-gold splurge in Day 4, the Nationals captured four golds in the centerpiece athletics event courtesy of Cheryl Canta, Ma. Afrecita Rosales, Michael Mora and Delmer Tawatao while Adeline Dumapong added one in power lifting.


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RP bags six more golds; Thailand unstoppable

By Joey Villar | December 20, 2005 - 12:00am

The Philippines won six more gold medals and ripped records here and there but still fell from fifth to sixth place in the face of Indonesia’s charge yesterday on the penultimate day of the third ASEAN Para...

Sports

Thais high, mighty in Day One

By Joey Villar | December 16, 2005 - 12:00am

The Philippines failed to make an impact in Day One of the third ASEAN Para Games, even losing one gold it thought it won through Cheryl Canta in shot put, even as Thailand opened its title-retention bid on a high...

Sports