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[Title] => Sports in the summit?
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There hasn't been any mention of gains for sports in next week's Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit, but I believe there would be and Cebu shall hopefully reap its fruits.
Although the meetings would be focussed mainly on trade and politics, I believe that several of the delegates would have a keen interest in sports.
Cebu as the venue of the summit can benefit from such most especially if we get some of the sporting organizations from the dialogue partners like Japan and China to be interested in helping develop sports in our country.
[DatePublished] => 2006-12-06 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => FULL POINT By Nimrod Quiñones
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[Title] => RP judokas, wrestlers may pag-asa sa Doha
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Kumpiyansa ang Phil-ippine Amateur Judo As-sociation (PAJA) sa tsan-sa ng 6-man team sa 15th Asian Games na magsisi-mula bukas sa Doha, Qatar.
"With the kind of preparation our team had, although it’s far from ideal, plus the support we’ve got from various sectors, we are convinced that the athletes we have there in Doha all have what a strong chance of winning a medal," sabi ni PAJA president Dave Carter.
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[Title] => Pinoy judokas kumpiyansa
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HO CHI MINH — Armado ng matagumpay na paglahok sa mga international stint, kumpiyansa ang Philippine judo team na muling makapagbibigay sa bansa ng karangalan sa pagsisimula ngayon ng kanilang kampanya sa 15th Vietnam International Judo Tournament sa Army Indoor Stadium dito.
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[Title] => Pinoy judokas sali sa Vietnam International Judofest
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Patuloy na nagpapalakas ang Philippine National Judo team para sa nalalapit na Asian Games at kabilang dito ang paglahok ng mga judokas sa 15th Vietnam International Judo Tournament sa August 3-6 sa Phan Dinh Phung Indoor Stadium sa Ho Chi Minh City.
Sa pangunguna ni John Baylon, ang 11-kataong team ay makikipaglaban para sa karangalan laban sa mga pinakamagagaling ng rehiyon hindi lamang para sa karangalan kundi sa kinakailangang exposure sa paghahanda nila sa mas malaking arena--ang Asian Games.
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[Title] => Baylon nagbulsa ng gold medal mula sa Thai International Judo Championships
[Summary] => Muling pinatunayan ng seven-time Southeast Asian Games gold medalist na si John Baylon ang pagiging No. 1 judoka ng bansa ng bumandera ito sa kanyang kategorya sa 2006 Thailand International Judo Championships na idinaos nitong weekend sa Chanthaburi, Thailand.
Sa kabila ng kanyang pagkakaroon ng edad na 41, kaya pa ring makipagsabayan ni Baylon sa kanyang mga mas batang kalaban ng kanyang gibain ang mga ito sa 81 kg division upang ibulsa ang ginto sa tournament na ito na nilahukan ng 18 bansa mula sa buong Asya.
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[Title] => Baylon wala pa ring kupas
[Summary] => CEBU CITY – Hindi pa rin kumukupas ang Pinoy judoka na si John Baylon at ipinakita ang kanyang dominasyon makaraang ilista ang record na pitong SEA Games title nang sungkitin nito ang ginto sa judo event ng biennial sports meet sa dinumog na Mandaue City Sports and Cultural Complex.
Sa finals, inipit ni Baylon si Yan Naing Soe ng Myanmar gamit ang mahigpit na pagkakapilipit para sa isang ippon (full point) may 1:28 ang nawala sa limang minutong laban at patatagin ang kanyang estado bilang undisputed judo champion sa -81 kgs. division ng SEA Games.
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[Title] => Judokas begin gold hunt in Mandaue City
[Summary] => After producing three golds in karate, the Cebu-based RP Team will shift its SEA Games campaign to judo starting today at Mandaue City Sports and Cultural Complex.
Leading the Pinoys’ bid in this Japanese martial art is the highly-fancied John Baylon, but the six-time SEA Games gold champion will see action tomorrow in the -81 kgs. division.
Taking charge of RP’s gold medal hunt today are Tomohiko Hoshina in the +100 kgs., Nancy Quillote in the -48 kgs., and Helen Dawa, who will be defending her title in -45 kgs. category. There will be four golds at stake.
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[Title] => 4 gold nakalatag sa judo ngayon
[Summary] => Matapos ang magigilas na showdown sa karatedo sa 23rd Southeast Asian Games, lilipat naman ang aksiyon sa judo kung saan apat na gintong medalya ang nakataya sa Mandaue City Sports and Cultural Complex.
Babanderahan ni multi-titled judoka John Baylon ang kampanya ng bansa pero bukas pa nakatakdang sumabak ang 6-time SEA Games champion sa -81 kgs. division.
Ngayong araw na ito, sasalang sina Tomohiko Hoshina sa t +100 kgs., Nancy Quillote in the -48 kgs., at Helen Dawa, na idedepensa ang kanyang -45 kgs. category title.
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ESTIE GAY LIWANEN
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There hasn't been any mention of gains for sports in next week's Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit, but I believe there would be and Cebu shall hopefully reap its fruits.
Although the meetings would be focussed mainly on trade and politics, I believe that several of the delegates would have a keen interest in sports.
Cebu as the venue of the summit can benefit from such most especially if we get some of the sporting organizations from the dialogue partners like Japan and China to be interested in helping develop sports in our country.
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[Focus] => 0
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[AuthorName] => FULL POINT By Nimrod Quiñones
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[Title] => RP judokas, wrestlers may pag-asa sa Doha
[Summary] =>
Kumpiyansa ang Phil-ippine Amateur Judo As-sociation (PAJA) sa tsan-sa ng 6-man team sa 15th Asian Games na magsisi-mula bukas sa Doha, Qatar.
"With the kind of preparation our team had, although it’s far from ideal, plus the support we’ve got from various sectors, we are convinced that the athletes we have there in Doha all have what a strong chance of winning a medal," sabi ni PAJA president Dave Carter.
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[Title] => Pinoy judokas kumpiyansa
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HO CHI MINH — Armado ng matagumpay na paglahok sa mga international stint, kumpiyansa ang Philippine judo team na muling makapagbibigay sa bansa ng karangalan sa pagsisimula ngayon ng kanilang kampanya sa 15th Vietnam International Judo Tournament sa Army Indoor Stadium dito.
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[Title] => Pinoy judokas sali sa Vietnam International Judofest
[Summary] =>
Patuloy na nagpapalakas ang Philippine National Judo team para sa nalalapit na Asian Games at kabilang dito ang paglahok ng mga judokas sa 15th Vietnam International Judo Tournament sa August 3-6 sa Phan Dinh Phung Indoor Stadium sa Ho Chi Minh City.
Sa pangunguna ni John Baylon, ang 11-kataong team ay makikipaglaban para sa karangalan laban sa mga pinakamagagaling ng rehiyon hindi lamang para sa karangalan kundi sa kinakailangang exposure sa paghahanda nila sa mas malaking arena--ang Asian Games.
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[Title] => Baylon nagbulsa ng gold medal mula sa Thai International Judo Championships
[Summary] => Muling pinatunayan ng seven-time Southeast Asian Games gold medalist na si John Baylon ang pagiging No. 1 judoka ng bansa ng bumandera ito sa kanyang kategorya sa 2006 Thailand International Judo Championships na idinaos nitong weekend sa Chanthaburi, Thailand.
Sa kabila ng kanyang pagkakaroon ng edad na 41, kaya pa ring makipagsabayan ni Baylon sa kanyang mga mas batang kalaban ng kanyang gibain ang mga ito sa 81 kg division upang ibulsa ang ginto sa tournament na ito na nilahukan ng 18 bansa mula sa buong Asya.
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[Title] => Baylon wala pa ring kupas
[Summary] => CEBU CITY – Hindi pa rin kumukupas ang Pinoy judoka na si John Baylon at ipinakita ang kanyang dominasyon makaraang ilista ang record na pitong SEA Games title nang sungkitin nito ang ginto sa judo event ng biennial sports meet sa dinumog na Mandaue City Sports and Cultural Complex.
Sa finals, inipit ni Baylon si Yan Naing Soe ng Myanmar gamit ang mahigpit na pagkakapilipit para sa isang ippon (full point) may 1:28 ang nawala sa limang minutong laban at patatagin ang kanyang estado bilang undisputed judo champion sa -81 kgs. division ng SEA Games.
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[Title] => Judokas begin gold hunt in Mandaue City
[Summary] => After producing three golds in karate, the Cebu-based RP Team will shift its SEA Games campaign to judo starting today at Mandaue City Sports and Cultural Complex.
Leading the Pinoys’ bid in this Japanese martial art is the highly-fancied John Baylon, but the six-time SEA Games gold champion will see action tomorrow in the -81 kgs. division.
Taking charge of RP’s gold medal hunt today are Tomohiko Hoshina in the +100 kgs., Nancy Quillote in the -48 kgs., and Helen Dawa, who will be defending her title in -45 kgs. category. There will be four golds at stake.
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[Title] => 4 gold nakalatag sa judo ngayon
[Summary] => Matapos ang magigilas na showdown sa karatedo sa 23rd Southeast Asian Games, lilipat naman ang aksiyon sa judo kung saan apat na gintong medalya ang nakataya sa Mandaue City Sports and Cultural Complex.
Babanderahan ni multi-titled judoka John Baylon ang kampanya ng bansa pero bukas pa nakatakdang sumabak ang 6-time SEA Games champion sa -81 kgs. division.
Ngayong araw na ito, sasalang sina Tomohiko Hoshina sa t +100 kgs., Nancy Quillote in the -48 kgs., at Helen Dawa, na idedepensa ang kanyang -45 kgs. category title.
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