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Danica Calapatan topped the rope event of rhythmic gymnastics to finally bag a gold medal after two bronze medal-finishes at the close of the 12th Asean Schools Gymnastics Championships at the Ninoy Aquino Stadium yesterday.


The 13-year-old Calapatan tallied 13.525 points to lord it over Thai Chariya Srisamat and Malaysian Wan Siti Haniza and give the Philippines its third gold medal. Srisamat and Haniza finished with identical 12.450 points.


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Calapatan, 13, finished third in the individual all-around event of rhythmic gymnastics where she tallied a total score of 9.706 points she highlighted by posting the highest score in rope with 13.950 to salvage a bronze.


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Pinangunahan ni Crista Santos ang kampanya ng Pinay gymnasts nang isubi niya ang ginto sa vault at all-around competition.


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The 13-year-old Calapatan tallied 13.525 points to lord it over Thai Chariya Srisamat and Malaysian Wan Siti Haniza and give the Philippines its third gold medal. Srisamat and Haniza finished with identical 12.450 points.


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Calapatan cops ASEAN gymnastics gold

By Joey Villar | November 20, 2006 - 12:00am

Danica Calapatan topped the rope event of rhythmic gymnastics to finally bag a gold medal after two bronze medal-finishes at the close of the 12th Asean Schools Gymnastics Championships at the Ninoy Aquino...

Sports

2 bronzes for Calapatan; 2 golds for Malaysians

By Joey Villar | November 19, 2006 - 12:00am

Danica Calapatan snared two bronze medals for Team Philippines even as Malaysia roared back to contention by capturing a pair of gold medals in the penultimate day of the 12th ASEAN Schools Gymnastics Championships...

Sports

Youngest gymnast makes decent finish

December 4, 2005 - 12:00am

The youngest athlete in the Philippines’ contingent to the 23rd Southeast Asian Games delivered a solid performance but landed only fifth in the individual all-events of the gymnastics competition at the Rizal...

Sports

Youngest gymnast makes decent finish

December 4, 2005 - 12:00am

The youngest athlete in the Philippines’ contingent to the 23rd Southeast Asian Games delivered a solid performance but landed only fifth in the individual all-events of the gymnastics competition at the Rizal...

Sports

Ramirez gains 2 golds in dispute-marred gymnastics events

December 2, 2005 - 12:00am

Sturdy Roel Ramirez boosted the Philippines campaign ’s in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games gymnastics competition with two golds, - one heavily disputed -- and one silver at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum yesterday. Ramirez...

Sports

RP gymnast nag-uwi ng 5 gold

September 19, 2004 - 12:00am

Nag-uwi ang RP gymnasts ng 5 gintong medalya, 5 pilak na tinampukan ng team championship sa women’s artistic gymnastic (juniors division) sa katatapos pa lamang na Southeast Asian Gymnastics Confederation (SEAGCON)...

PSN Palaro