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PB member Victor Maambong stated in his proposed resolution that swimming boy wonder Justin Daniel Junio has world-class talent that deserves to be developed, nurtured and honed to perfection.


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Raising talented children

March 30, 2010 - 12:00am

Parents should take a more active role in nurturing their children’s talents. This was the core message stressed by childhood education expert Mary Ellen Ryan at the 12th annual convention-workshop of the Philippine...

Health And Family

Cebu Blue Marlins eye grandslam feat in G-League swim

October 10, 2009 - 12:00am

The Cebu Blue Marlins shoot for a grandslam feat when the third leg of the G-League Age-Group Short Course Swim Meet gets underway today at the Silliman University’s Shaw Memorial Swimming Pool in Dumaguete...

Freeman Cebu Sports

PB to push for scholarship for boy who swam channel

October 14, 2006 - 12:00am

The Philippine Sports Commission should grant an athletic scholarship to the five-year-old boy who swam across the Mactan Channel recently, said a proposed resolution that the Provincial Board would deliberate...

Cebu News

5-year-old Justin gets Olympian’s training

October 12, 2006 - 12:00am

Five-year-old Justin Daniel Junio is the youngest swimmer to cross a channel and he is a normal, playful little boy in every way — until you see him swim. Justin crossed the Mactan Channel in Cebu on Oct. 8,...

Headlines