+ Follow ELAINE FLORENCIO Tag
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The Philippine Bowling Congress (PBC) revamped its national team and vowed to bounce back from its debacle in the 2006 Doha Asian Games after its fancied men’s and ladies squads came home empty-handed despite coming in as one of the favorites.
"We’ re starting from scratch," said Philippine Olympic Committee secretary-general and bowling chief Steve Hontiveros.
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[Title] => CJ fiery series tops WC elims
[Summary] => Former World Cup champion C.J. Suarez stepped up his bid for a crack at another international stint recently by rolling a blistering 12-game series of 2770 pinfalls to top the first center finals of the 2006 World Cup national eliminations at Paeng’s Eastwood.
Suarez finished way ahead of the other qualifier, Snooks Samson, who tallied 2199.
Little-known Manny Allego also had a fiery series over at Powerbowl, carding 2714 to outsteady Steve Robles, who came up with 2655. National bowler Irene Benitez topped the ladies’ division at Powerbowl with 2256.
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[Title] => Good luck bowlers – Paeng
[Summary] => Pagbibigay na lamang ng lakas ng loob ang maibabahagi ni fourtime World Cup champion Paeng Nepomuceno sa Philippine national bowling team para sa 23rd Southeast Asian Games.
"I wish them luck at sana manalo sila ng maraming golds para sa Pilipinas," sambit ng left-hander na si Nepomuceno sa RP Team na pangungunahan ni 2004 World Cup titlist CJ Suarez. "I’m sure kaya nilang manalo because of their talent and hardwork."
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[Title] => Go shines in Chinese-Taipei bowling
[Summary] => Cebuana bowling prodigy Sheena Go is carving a name internationally as the University of San Carlos BS Pharmacy graduate clinched a slot in the masters event in the ladies open of the ongoing 7th Chinese Taipei International Open at Tainan Bowling Centre in Taiwan.
Go, a member of the RP pool, settled for fourth place in the overseas pool after knocking down 823 pins to trail Singaporeans Catherine Kang (865), Ong She Na (847) and Camilia Chua (839).
Also carrying the country's flag is Elaine Florencio, who finished sixth spot by rolling down 816 pins.
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[Title] => Go grabs seat in masters of Taiwan bowling
[Summary] => Cebuana bowling prodigy Sheena Go is carving a name internationally as the University of San Carlos BS Pharmacy graduate clinched a slot in the masters event in the ladies open of the ongoing 7th Chinese Taipei International Open at Tainan Bowling Centre in Taiwan.
Go, a member of the RP pool settled for fourth place in the overseas pool after knocking down 823 pins to trail Singaporeans Catherine Kang (865), Ong She Na (847) and Camilia Chua (839).
Also carrying the country's flag is Elaine Florencio, who finished sixth spot by rolling down 816 pins.
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ELAINE FLORENCIO
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"We’ re starting from scratch," said Philippine Olympic Committee secretary-general and bowling chief Steve Hontiveros.
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Suarez finished way ahead of the other qualifier, Snooks Samson, who tallied 2199.
Little-known Manny Allego also had a fiery series over at Powerbowl, carding 2714 to outsteady Steve Robles, who came up with 2655. National bowler Irene Benitez topped the ladies’ division at Powerbowl with 2256.
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[Title] => Good luck bowlers – Paeng
[Summary] => Pagbibigay na lamang ng lakas ng loob ang maibabahagi ni fourtime World Cup champion Paeng Nepomuceno sa Philippine national bowling team para sa 23rd Southeast Asian Games.
"I wish them luck at sana manalo sila ng maraming golds para sa Pilipinas," sambit ng left-hander na si Nepomuceno sa RP Team na pangungunahan ni 2004 World Cup titlist CJ Suarez. "I’m sure kaya nilang manalo because of their talent and hardwork."
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[Summary] => Cebuana bowling prodigy Sheena Go is carving a name internationally as the University of San Carlos BS Pharmacy graduate clinched a slot in the masters event in the ladies open of the ongoing 7th Chinese Taipei International Open at Tainan Bowling Centre in Taiwan.
Go, a member of the RP pool, settled for fourth place in the overseas pool after knocking down 823 pins to trail Singaporeans Catherine Kang (865), Ong She Na (847) and Camilia Chua (839).
Also carrying the country's flag is Elaine Florencio, who finished sixth spot by rolling down 816 pins.
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[Title] => Go grabs seat in masters of Taiwan bowling
[Summary] => Cebuana bowling prodigy Sheena Go is carving a name internationally as the University of San Carlos BS Pharmacy graduate clinched a slot in the masters event in the ladies open of the ongoing 7th Chinese Taipei International Open at Tainan Bowling Centre in Taiwan.
Go, a member of the RP pool settled for fourth place in the overseas pool after knocking down 823 pins to trail Singaporeans Catherine Kang (865), Ong She Na (847) and Camilia Chua (839).
Also carrying the country's flag is Elaine Florencio, who finished sixth spot by rolling down 816 pins.
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November 29, 2005 - 12:00am
