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[Title] => Macatangay, Tabuena on course for title
[Summary] => Only a major collapse in the final round will stop Miguel Tabuena and Terence Macatangay from clinching victory for Team Philippines as they pulled away by six strokes in their respective divisions in the Desert Junior Classic in Palm Springs, California.
Another RP victory appears in the bag as Mia Piccio led compatriot Debbie de Villa by two strokes in the girls 11-12 years. The third girl in the rankings, first round leader Kimberly Kim of Hawaii soared to an 89 and dropped 10 strokes behind Piccio.
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[Title] => RP bets resume jungolf bid
[Summary] => PALM Springs, California — Nineteen Filipino jungolfers resume their campaign in the United States when they see action in the Palm Desert Junior Classic golf championships blasting off Monday (Tuesday in Manila) in three different courses here.
Focus will be on Andie Unson, who became the darling of the RP contingent in the Callaway Junior World last week in nearby San Diego when she finished second in the girls 6-8 years, and two other top guns, Wolen Juan Superal and Dottie Ardina.
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[Title] => Negrido leads by 7; Bunyi paces Class B
[Summary] => Nonoy Negrido carded a one-under-par 71 yesterday to assume a seven-stroke lead in boys Class A (15-17 years) at the start of the Samsung Jungolf Tour at the rolling Tat Filipinas Golf Club course in San Pedro, Laguna.
The burly Negrido, fresh from a respectable stint in the recent RP Amateurs at Riviera where he made it to the quarterfinals, returned to the summer circuit to open up a hefty lead over last week’s division winner Aaron Dimabuyo (78).
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[Title] => Gutierrez captures first title; Superal super to the end
[Summary] => Wolen Juan Superal completed another all rounds-under-par stint by closing out with a four-under 68 yesterday to rule the Class D division for the sixth straight time even as IG Gutierrez finally picked up his first win in the Samsung Jungolf Tour at the Sherwood Hills Golf Club course.
Superal won a tournament with three straight sub-par rounds for the second straight week after a record-breaking performance in the previous leg at the Orchard’s Player course where he set the 18-, 36- and 54-hole marks.
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[Title] => Superal posts fifth subpar rounds in row, up by 23
[Summary] => Wolen Juan Superal made it five consecutive under-par rounds in a row and eight in his last nine rounds, firing a 71 yesterday to virtually clinch his sixth straight boys 9-10 years title even as new challengers emerged in the other divisions of the Samsung Jungolf Tour at the Sherwood Hills Golf Club course.
Superal’s 71 and a 36-hole total of 140 sent him scampering away by 23 strokes from his nearest rival, Christian Ricohermoso, as the unstopabble ace from Las Piñas made the Class D battle into another walk in the park.
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[Title] => Macatangay, Tabuena on course for title
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Another RP victory appears in the bag as Mia Piccio led compatriot Debbie de Villa by two strokes in the girls 11-12 years. The third girl in the rankings, first round leader Kimberly Kim of Hawaii soared to an 89 and dropped 10 strokes behind Piccio.
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[Title] => RP bets resume jungolf bid
[Summary] => PALM Springs, California — Nineteen Filipino jungolfers resume their campaign in the United States when they see action in the Palm Desert Junior Classic golf championships blasting off Monday (Tuesday in Manila) in three different courses here.
Focus will be on Andie Unson, who became the darling of the RP contingent in the Callaway Junior World last week in nearby San Diego when she finished second in the girls 6-8 years, and two other top guns, Wolen Juan Superal and Dottie Ardina.
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[Title] => Negrido leads by 7; Bunyi paces Class B
[Summary] => Nonoy Negrido carded a one-under-par 71 yesterday to assume a seven-stroke lead in boys Class A (15-17 years) at the start of the Samsung Jungolf Tour at the rolling Tat Filipinas Golf Club course in San Pedro, Laguna.
The burly Negrido, fresh from a respectable stint in the recent RP Amateurs at Riviera where he made it to the quarterfinals, returned to the summer circuit to open up a hefty lead over last week’s division winner Aaron Dimabuyo (78).
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[Title] => Gutierrez captures first title; Superal super to the end
[Summary] => Wolen Juan Superal completed another all rounds-under-par stint by closing out with a four-under 68 yesterday to rule the Class D division for the sixth straight time even as IG Gutierrez finally picked up his first win in the Samsung Jungolf Tour at the Sherwood Hills Golf Club course.
Superal won a tournament with three straight sub-par rounds for the second straight week after a record-breaking performance in the previous leg at the Orchard’s Player course where he set the 18-, 36- and 54-hole marks.
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[Title] => Superal posts fifth subpar rounds in row, up by 23
[Summary] => Wolen Juan Superal made it five consecutive under-par rounds in a row and eight in his last nine rounds, firing a 71 yesterday to virtually clinch his sixth straight boys 9-10 years title even as new challengers emerged in the other divisions of the Samsung Jungolf Tour at the Sherwood Hills Golf Club course.
Superal’s 71 and a 36-hole total of 140 sent him scampering away by 23 strokes from his nearest rival, Christian Ricohermoso, as the unstopabble ace from Las Piñas made the Class D battle into another walk in the park.
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