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Ang three-time Southeast Asian Games gold medalist nga si Gretchen Malalad nipakita sa iyang kaandam sa Doha Asian Games dihang nakakuha kini og bulawang medalya sa 2nd Korea Open Karate Championship dili pa dugay didto sa Busan sa South Korea.


Ang 26-anyos nga si Malalad nanghawod sa +65 kg. individual kumite event diin iyang gipilde ang iyang Koryanong kaatbang sa finals, 6-0. 


Si Malalad maoy bugtong entrante sa Pilipinas sa six-nation competition. 


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Chu, of YDKA-Cagayan de Oro, bagged the gold in the -65 kg. men’s kumite category by beating Rolando Lagman of SKI-NCR in the final round.


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Mula sa isang gold me-dal output sa 2003 Vietnam Games, target ng mga Fili-pinos na manalo ng seven gold medals at posibleng ang overall championship sa naturang sport sa pagkakataong ito. 


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                    [Summary] => Karatedo National Sports Association president Ed Ponce makes a bold prediction that the Philippine team guarantees a minimum of seven gold medals apart from its target is to finish over-all champion in the coming SEAG this November here at the Mandaue City Sports and Cultural Complex.


In an interview with Ponce, he said he feels confident with the team especially now that they have changed their training system.


There are 18 gold medals at stake in karatedo.


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Representatives of four national sports associations, in fact, will be in Cebu City tomorrow to conduct an ocular inspection on the venues being offered by Queen City of the South.


Karatedo’s Ed Ponce, sepak takraw’s Mario Tanchanco, pencak silat’s Jamalul Kiram III and judo’s Brillo Reynes will meet with Jonathan Guardo, chairman of the Cebu City Sports Commission, regarding the matter.


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Instead of showing up, raising the issue and trying to look for possible solutions, the disenchanted group led by athletics chief Go Teng Kok opted to boycott the general assembly that was supposed to tackle, above anything else, the Asian Games in Busan, South Korea in September.


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Ang 26-anyos nga si Malalad nanghawod sa +65 kg. individual kumite event diin iyang gipilde ang iyang Koryanong kaatbang sa finals, 6-0. 


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There are 18 gold medals at stake in karatedo.


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Malalad naka-gold

By Bot Glorioso | November 15, 2006 - 12:00am

Ang three-time Southeast Asian Games gold medalist nga si Gretchen Malalad nipakita sa iyang kaandam sa Doha Asian Games dihang nakakuha kini og bulawang medalya sa 2nd Korea Open Karate Championship dili...

Banat Palaro

RP team karatekas shine in nat’l open

May 20, 2006 - 12:00am

TAGUM CITY — National team standouts Bernardino Chu, Mae Eso and Irineo Toribio stamped their class in their respective events at the end of the 19th National Karate Open championships recently at the PB San...

Sports

Babawi ang RP karatekas

November 6, 2005 - 12:00am

Ang hometown advantage at ang matagum-pay na kampanya sa mga European tournaments ay sapat na para magkaroon ng kumpiyansa ang Philippine karate team na makakapagdeliber ito sa 23rd Southeast Asian Games. Mula...

PSN Palaro

RP karatekas eye 7 SEAG gold medals

By Sona Mae V. Povadora | September 24, 2005 - 12:00am

Karatedo National Sports Association president Ed Ponce makes a bold prediction that the Philippine team guarantees a minimum of seven gold medals apart from its target is to finish over-all champion in the coming...

Freeman Cebu Sports

Cebu bid as SEAG site hinges on four NSAs

By Abac Cordero | April 2, 2004 - 12:00am

Whether or not Cebu City will be named as one of the satellite venues for the 2005 Philippine SEA Games will be known in the next few days. Representatives of four national sports associations, in fact, will be...

Sports

Kiram to push for Minda SEAG venues

By Joey Villar | March 18, 2004 - 12:00am

Newly-appointed Presidential adviser for Muslim Royalty Concerns chief Sultan Jamalul Kiram III of pencak silat yesterday said he would strongly push for the inclusion of Mindanao as one of the satellite venues when...

Sports

Softball head blasts GTK on POC row

By Abac Cordero | February 2, 2002 - 12:00am

Softball president Filomeno "Boy" Codiñera’s absence in the Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) general assembly last Wednesday in Makati City does not mean that his association is fully supporting...

Sports