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[Title] => Dapat ngayon pa lamang maghanda na
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Sa hangaring maidepensa ang overall championship sa 2007 Southeast Asian Games sa Thailand, ngayon pa lamang ay dapat nang itaas ng Philippine sports ang antas ng kakayahan ng mga Filipino athletes.
Ayon kay dating Gintong Alay Director Michael Keon, hangad ng Thailand na muling mapasakamay ang overall crown sa kanilang pagdaraos ng 24th SEA Games sa Disyembre ng 2007.
"We really have to start upgrading our standard," panukala ni Keon sa Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) at sa Philippine Olympic Committee (POC). "There is no secret formula to success."
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[Title] => Atienza joins double-gold stars
[Summary] => Narcisa Atienza yesterday dished out a performance good enough for a SEA Games medal.
The 24-year-old athlete from Batangas won the gold medal in women’s heptathlon of the National Open track and field championships then declared her readiness for the 23rd SEA Games in November.
"Sana maka-medal na ako sa SEA Games," said Atienza whose winning effort, a personal best 5,032 points, was better than the 4,900 a Vietnamese athlete had in winning the silver in the 2003 Vietnam SEAG.
[DatePublished] => 2005-04-18 00:00:00
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[Title] => Lozada upends Herrera, nails 1,500-m plum
[Summary] => John Lozada overcame a tough challenge of Philippine Navy’s Rene Herrera in the 1,500-m run, completing a twin victory that made him among the best performers in the 2002 Milo National Open-Sering Cup Track and Field Championships which concluded yesterday at the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex.
Lozada needed to make extra push in the homestretch to beat Herrera in an exciting race for his second gold medal following his triumph in the 800-m run in the second day of the multi-nation meet Thursday.
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[Title] => PSC taps Keon for RP athletes’ Asiad training
[Summary] => Michael Keon, who had sparked a renaissance in local sports with his Project Gintong Alay concept in the 1980s, has been tapped to oversee the preparation of the country’s representatives to the 2002 Asian Games.
Philippine Sports Commission chairman Butch Tuason announced yesterday the appointment of Keon as the PSC’s training director for the Asian Games next year in Pusan, South Korea.
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[Title] => Buenavista trains sights on Asiad
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KUALA LUMPUR (Via Globe Telecoms) —The Southeast Asian Games today, the Asian Games tomorrow.
That has become Eduardo Buenavista’s battlecry after the sturdy 22-year-old South Cotabato native won the 21st SEA Games 3,000-meter steeplechase in record-breaking fashion at the 100,000-seat Stadium Nasional inside the sprawling Sulkan Negara Complex Tuesday night.
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[Title] => Buenavista sets new mark in steeplechase
[Summary] => KUALA LUMPUR (Via Globe Telecoms) — Pocket-size runner Eduardo Buenavista became the toast of the 21st Southeast Asian Games, winning the 3,000m steeplechase event in a new SEAG record at the forefront of a 1-2 finish by the Philippine team yesterday at the Kuala Lumpur national stadium here yesterday.
[DatePublished] => 2001-09-13 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Gerry Carpio
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[Title] => RP trackster wins gold in Thai Open
[Summary] => John Lozada accomplished what the RP delegation originally hoped for as he eclipsed his personal best by more than two seconds with a gold medal finish in his favorite event, jumpstarting the country’s campaign in Thursday’s start of the Thailand Open in Bangkok.
Unleashing a burst of strength and energy in the final stretch, Lozada clinched the gold medal with a time of 3:50.46 to surpass his personal record of 3:52.56 in the 1,500-meter run.
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[Title] => 6 athletes nominated for Atleta
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Thanks to the exploits of Simeon Toribio, Mona Sulaiman, Lydia de Vega, Isidro
del Prado and Elma Muros-Posadas, just to name a few, athletics has blessed
Philippine sports with a long and lasting legacy of excellence.
To this illustrious list, the Philippine Amateur Track and Field Association
(PATAFA) hopes to add six candidates who have the potential to shine under the
Athletes Assistance (Atleta) program of the Philippine Sports Commission.
After rigid evaluation by the national coaching staff, the athletes nominated
for Atleta are Lerma Balauitan, Christabel Martes, Edua
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Sa hangaring maidepensa ang overall championship sa 2007 Southeast Asian Games sa Thailand, ngayon pa lamang ay dapat nang itaas ng Philippine sports ang antas ng kakayahan ng mga Filipino athletes.
Ayon kay dating Gintong Alay Director Michael Keon, hangad ng Thailand na muling mapasakamay ang overall crown sa kanilang pagdaraos ng 24th SEA Games sa Disyembre ng 2007.
"We really have to start upgrading our standard," panukala ni Keon sa Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) at sa Philippine Olympic Committee (POC). "There is no secret formula to success."
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[Title] => Atienza joins double-gold stars
[Summary] => Narcisa Atienza yesterday dished out a performance good enough for a SEA Games medal.
The 24-year-old athlete from Batangas won the gold medal in women’s heptathlon of the National Open track and field championships then declared her readiness for the 23rd SEA Games in November.
"Sana maka-medal na ako sa SEA Games," said Atienza whose winning effort, a personal best 5,032 points, was better than the 4,900 a Vietnamese athlete had in winning the silver in the 2003 Vietnam SEAG.
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[Title] => Lozada upends Herrera, nails 1,500-m plum
[Summary] => John Lozada overcame a tough challenge of Philippine Navy’s Rene Herrera in the 1,500-m run, completing a twin victory that made him among the best performers in the 2002 Milo National Open-Sering Cup Track and Field Championships which concluded yesterday at the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex.
Lozada needed to make extra push in the homestretch to beat Herrera in an exciting race for his second gold medal following his triumph in the 800-m run in the second day of the multi-nation meet Thursday.
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[Title] => PSC taps Keon for RP athletes’ Asiad training
[Summary] => Michael Keon, who had sparked a renaissance in local sports with his Project Gintong Alay concept in the 1980s, has been tapped to oversee the preparation of the country’s representatives to the 2002 Asian Games.
Philippine Sports Commission chairman Butch Tuason announced yesterday the appointment of Keon as the PSC’s training director for the Asian Games next year in Pusan, South Korea.
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[Summary] => KUALA LUMPUR (Via Globe Telecoms) —The Southeast Asian Games today, the Asian Games tomorrow.
That has become Eduardo Buenavista’s battlecry after the sturdy 22-year-old South Cotabato native won the 21st SEA Games 3,000-meter steeplechase in record-breaking fashion at the 100,000-seat Stadium Nasional inside the sprawling Sulkan Negara Complex Tuesday night.
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[Title] => Buenavista sets new mark in steeplechase
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[Title] => RP trackster wins gold in Thai Open
[Summary] => John Lozada accomplished what the RP delegation originally hoped for as he eclipsed his personal best by more than two seconds with a gold medal finish in his favorite event, jumpstarting the country’s campaign in Thursday’s start of the Thailand Open in Bangkok.
Unleashing a burst of strength and energy in the final stretch, Lozada clinched the gold medal with a time of 3:50.46 to surpass his personal record of 3:52.56 in the 1,500-meter run.
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Thanks to the exploits of Simeon Toribio, Mona Sulaiman, Lydia de Vega, Isidro
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Philippine sports with a long and lasting legacy of excellence.
To this illustrious list, the Philippine Amateur Track and Field Association
(PATAFA) hopes to add six candidates who have the potential to shine under the
Athletes Assistance (Atleta) program of the Philippine Sports Commission.
After rigid evaluation by the national coaching staff, the athletes nominated
for Atleta are Lerma Balauitan, Christabel Martes, Edua
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