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SUBIC BAY, Philippines – China completed its domination of the 16th Subic Bay International Triathlon yesterday at the Subic Freeport as defending champion Daniel Lee Chi Wo from Hongkong together with Yi Ming Zhang and Li Wei Sun from the mainland, swept the top 3 places in the men’s elite division.

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Southeast Asian Games silver medalist Sandra Araullo and bronze medal winner Arland Macasieb are the veterans while newcomers are Mikki Quilala and Lea Coline Langit with Macasieb, Araullo, and Langit looking at upper top 10 finishes.
[DatePublished] => 2006-12-08 00:00:00 [ColumnID] => 133272 [Focus] => 0 [AuthorID] => [AuthorName] => [SectionName] => Sports [SectionUrl] => sports [URL] => ) [2] => Array ( [ArticleID] => 208487 [Title] => Gaag, Ashton dominate Subic Bay triathlon [Summary] => Subic Bay Freeport — Former world champion Dmitry Gaag and Melissa Ashton, ranked No. 25 in the world, proved they were a class of their own when they dominated the 10th Subic Bay International Triathlon here yesterday.

While Gaag, the 1999 titlist and currently No. 8 in the world, had to wait up to the second of the four-lap run before grabbing the lead for good en route to one hour 54 minutes and 49 seconds showing. Ashton successfully defended her crown in an awesome wire-to-wire fashion, clocking 2:08:10.
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SUBIC BAY, Philippines – China completed its domination of the 16th Subic Bay International Triathlon yesterday at the Subic Freeport as defending champion Daniel Lee Chi Wo from Hongkong together with Yi Ming Zhang and Li Wei Sun from the mainland, swept the top 3 places in the men’s elite division.

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Southeast Asian Games silver medalist Sandra Araullo and bronze medal winner Arland Macasieb are the veterans while newcomers are Mikki Quilala and Lea Coline Langit with Macasieb, Araullo, and Langit looking at upper top 10 finishes.
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While Gaag, the 1999 titlist and currently No. 8 in the world, had to wait up to the second of the four-lap run before grabbing the lead for good en route to one hour 54 minutes and 49 seconds showing. Ashton successfully defended her crown in an awesome wire-to-wire fashion, clocking 2:08:10.
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