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SOCSKSARGEN -- Swimming sensation Rizzie Dadal won two more events and
completed her collection of seven gold medals, the most by any player, two days
before the close of the nine-day  Palaro ng Bayan yesterday.

Dadal's two-gold medal feat closed Negros Occidental's gold medal hunt in the
League of Municipalities with 16, way ahead of closest rivals Misamis
Occidental and Camarines Sur which managed eight and five golds,
respectively.

The 13-year-old Negros Occidental Sports Association (NOSA) scholar topped the
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SOCSKSARGEN - History buff Rizzie Dadal continued to rewrite the history of the
Palaro ng Bayan yesterday in her own personal way, notching a pacesetting fifth
gold medal to become the biggest individual winner on a day the clouds cleared
and brought life and sunshine back to this city by the sea.

Dadal, who installed herself the backstroke queen by winning the 50m, 100m and
200m events earlier, proved she was the fastest girl in her age bracket by
winning the 50-meter freestyle in 32.77 seconds.

Her fourth gold the other day came from the medley relay.

"I am very, very h
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SOCSKSARGEN - Two girls barely in their teens rose from the ranks of the
mediocre as they snatched four gold medals each to emerge the most-decorated
athletes yesterday of the first Palaro ng Bayan.

Gymnast Jesusa Paguio gave Bataan something to crow about when she and her team
left for home yesterday morning after ruling the four events in rhythmic
gymnastics, while Rizze Dadal of Negros Occidental added a fourth as a member
of her relay team to bolster her province's frontrunning position in the
overall standings.

These and the third gold medal feats of breaststroker Rizza
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completed her collection of seven gold medals, the most by any player, two days
before the close of the nine-day  Palaro ng Bayan yesterday.

Dadal's two-gold medal feat closed Negros Occidental's gold medal hunt in the
League of Municipalities with 16, way ahead of closest rivals Misamis
Occidental and Camarines Sur which managed eight and five golds,
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The 13-year-old Negros Occidental Sports Association (NOSA) scholar topped the
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Palaro ng Bayan yesterday in her own personal way, notching a pacesetting fifth
gold medal to become the biggest individual winner on a day the clouds cleared
and brought life and sunshine back to this city by the sea.

Dadal, who installed herself the backstroke queen by winning the 50m, 100m and
200m events earlier, proved she was the fastest girl in her age bracket by
winning the 50-meter freestyle in 32.77 seconds.

Her fourth gold the other day came from the medley relay.

"I am very, very h
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athletes yesterday of the first Palaro ng Bayan.

Gymnast Jesusa Paguio gave Bataan something to crow about when she and her team
left for home yesterday morning after ruling the four events in rhythmic
gymnastics, while Rizze Dadal of Negros Occidental added a fourth as a member
of her relay team to bolster her province's frontrunning position in the
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Dadal closes stint with seven golds

By Allen Estabillo | March 4, 2000 - 12:00am

SOCSKSARGEN -- Swimming sensation Rizzie Dadal won two more events and completed her collection of seven gold medals, the most by any player, two days before the close of the nine-day Palaro ng Bayan yesterday. Dadal's...

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Dadal churns way to Palaro history

By by Gerry Carpio | March 3, 2000 - 12:00am

SOCSKSARGEN - History buff Rizzie Dadal continued to rewrite the history of the Palaro ng Bayan yesterday in her own personal way, notching a pacesetting fifth gold medal to become the biggest individual winner...

Sports

Palaro golden girls

By by Gerry Carpio | March 2, 2000 - 12:00am

SOCSKSARGEN - Two girls barely in their teens rose from the ranks of the mediocre as they snatched four gold medals each to emerge the most-decorated athletes yesterday of the first Palaro ng Bayan. Gymnast...

Sports