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                    [Title] => Munti belles cop MYG gold
                    [Summary] => Muntinlupa City ran away with the first gold medal in the first MY Games National Invitational as it dominated the football competition for 15-and-under girls yesterday at the Luneta ballpark.


Powered by Frankie Rivilla, who later bagged the Most Valuable Player trophy, Muntinlupa slammed Laguna, 10-0, then trounced host Manila, 8-0, to lord it over the field.

Laguna and Manila fought to a goal-less draw but the former defeated the latter, 2-0, in the preliminaries to cop the silver medal. The host squad settled for the bronze.
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Giniba ng Muntinlupa ang Laguna, 10-0, at kinasahan ang Manila, 8-0, sa girls‚ 15-under football event para ibulsa ang kauna-unahang gintong medalya sa 1st Manila Youth Games National Invitational sa Luneta Park kahapon.

Maaari ring mapasakamay ng Quezon City ang gold medal sa boys‚ 12-under baseball competition kung muling tatalunin ang Manila, tinalo nila kahapon, 1-0, ngayong hapon sa kanilang best-of-three series.
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                    [Summary] => Muntinlupa City ran away with the first gold medal in the first MY Games National Invitational as it dominated the football competition for 15-and-under girls yesterday at the Luneta ballpark.


Powered by Frankie Rivilla, who later bagged the Most Valuable Player trophy, Muntinlupa slammed Laguna, 10-0, then trounced host Manila, 8-0, to lord it over the field.

Laguna and Manila fought to a goal-less draw but the former defeated the latter, 2-0, in the preliminaries to cop the silver medal. The host squad settled for the bronze.
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Giniba ng Muntinlupa ang Laguna, 10-0, at kinasahan ang Manila, 8-0, sa girls‚ 15-under football event para ibulsa ang kauna-unahang gintong medalya sa 1st Manila Youth Games National Invitational sa Luneta Park kahapon.

Maaari ring mapasakamay ng Quezon City ang gold medal sa boys‚ 12-under baseball competition kung muling tatalunin ang Manila, tinalo nila kahapon, 1-0, ngayong hapon sa kanilang best-of-three series.
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