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Japan I relied on its vast experience to turn back the rallying Australia I, 15-11, yesterday and rule the first Nestea Asian Beach Volleyball Women's Invitational tournament at the CCP Complex.

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Indonesia proved that height isn't exactly might as it stunned the tall New Zealand side, 15-13, to join fancied Australian and Japanese teams in the semifinals of the first Nestea Asian Beach Volleyball Women's Invitational at the CCP Complex yesterday.

Short in height but not in fighting spirit, the Indon pair of Timy Yodhani and Yohana Elizabeth pulled the rug from under the pair of Lucy Todd and Angela Stojanovich to arrange a semis duel with the Australian tandem of Summer Lochowicz and Sue Hinbeck, 15-3 winner over Japan II in the quarterfinals.

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Japan I relied on its vast experience to turn back the rallying Australia I, 15-11, yesterday and rule the first Nestea Asian Beach Volleyball Women's Invitational tournament at the CCP Complex.

not_entTaruko Nakano and Kaori Tuschia imposed their will early on the Aussie tandem of Summer Lochowicz and Sue Himback as they built a huge 11-1 lead which they used to cushion the impact of their sputtering finish to win the top honors in this three-day event worth $1,500 and 50 Asian circuit poi [DatePublished] => 2000-02-14 00:00:00 [ColumnID] => 133272 [Focus] => 0 [AuthorID] => 1096369 [AuthorName] => Joey Villar [SectionName] => Sports [SectionUrl] => sports [URL] => ) [1] => Array ( [ArticleID] => 97912 [Title] => Indons barge into semis, stun Kiwis [Summary] =>

Indonesia proved that height isn't exactly might as it stunned the tall New Zealand side, 15-13, to join fancied Australian and Japanese teams in the semifinals of the first Nestea Asian Beach Volleyball Women's Invitational at the CCP Complex yesterday.

Short in height but not in fighting spirit, the Indon pair of Timy Yodhani and Yohana Elizabeth pulled the rug from under the pair of Lucy Todd and Angela Stojanovich to arrange a semis duel with the Australian tandem of Summer Lochowicz and Sue Hinbeck, 15-3 winner over Japan II in the quarterfinals.

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