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BACOLOD CITY -- Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao and Central Visayas bagged
the last two golds while NCR and Western Visayas split overall honors in the
elementary and secondary divisions Saturday at the close of the Millennium
Palarong Pambansa here.

ARMM nipped Eastern Visayas, 1-0, to clinch the elementary title and Central
Visayas subdued Southern Mindanao, 3-0, to bag the secondary championship in
the football competitions winding up the week-long meet, which drew 4,000
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                    [Title] => Velez Palaro's most bemedalled athlete
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BACOLOD CITY -- Kerschtine Velez collected a record seven gold medals, and the
National Capital Region virtually clinched the elementary and high school
overall titles worth P2-M on the penultimate day  of the Millennium Palarong
Pambansa here.

Velez had a perfect 7-for-7, anchoring the Western Visayas quartet to a
record-breaking win in the girls' 12 and under 4x100-meter freestyle relay in
4:29.35, surpassing the old mark of 4:44.13 by an NCR team in the 1998
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BACOLOD - Kerschtine Velez, pushed to greater heights by her stint in the
Pan-Pacific Games recently, emerged as the Golden Girl of the pools by bagging
three more gold medals in the Palarong Pambansa at the Panaad Park and Sports
Complex here yesterday.

The 13-year-old swimmer from Silay City ruled the girls elementary 200m
individual medley in 2:40.18, shattering the old mark of 2:41.48 by Luica
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BACOLOD CITY -- A young product of the German swimming system broke a record
twice in the day and emerged the first triple gold medalist while a young
protégé of a Japanese coach of Olympic renown produced the other
stunner as National Capital Region buckled down to work on the second day of
the 2000 Palarong Pambansa yesterday.

Ronald Alejo Guiriba, who a day earlier crushed the meet record in the 200m
butterfly, wiped out the old mark of 1:04.92 by Andrei Ynelino in the morning
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once-canceled, twice-postponed Palarong Pambansa got off to a low-profile
start--minus the fireworks and the presence of its main guest of honor,
President Joseph Estrada--yesterday at the Panaad Sports Complex.

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elementary and secondary divisions Saturday at the close of the Millennium
Palarong Pambansa here.

ARMM nipped Eastern Visayas, 1-0, to clinch the elementary title and Central
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National Capital Region virtually clinched the elementary and high school
overall titles worth P2-M on the penultimate day  of the Millennium Palarong
Pambansa here.

Velez had a perfect 7-for-7, anchoring the Western Visayas quartet to a
record-breaking win in the girls' 12 and under 4x100-meter freestyle relay in
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Pan-Pacific Games recently, emerged as the Golden Girl of the pools by bagging
three more gold medals in the Palarong Pambansa at the Panaad Park and Sports
Complex here yesterday.

The 13-year-old swimmer from Silay City ruled the girls elementary 200m
individual medley in 2:40.18, shattering the old mark of 2:41.48 by Luica
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protégé of a Japanese coach of Olympic renown produced the other
stunner as National Capital Region buckled down to work on the second day of
the 2000 Palarong Pambansa yesterday.

Ronald Alejo Guiriba, who a day earlier crushed the meet record in the 200m
butterfly, wiped out the old mark of 1:04.92 by Andrei Ynelino in the morning
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once-canceled, twice-postponed Palarong Pambansa got off to a low-profile
start--minus the fireworks and the presence of its main guest of honor,
President Joseph Estrada--yesterday at the Panaad Sports Complex.

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NCR, WV rule Palaro

May 28, 2000 - 12:00am

BACOLOD CITY -- Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao and Central Visayas bagged the last two golds while NCR and Western Visayas split overall honors in the elementary and secondary divisions Saturday at the...

Sports

Velez Palaro's most bemedalled athlete

May 27, 2000 - 12:00am

BACOLOD CITY -- Kerschtine Velez collected a record seven gold medals, and the National Capital Region virtually clinched the elementary and high school overall titles worth P2-M on the penultimate day of the...

Sports

Silay teener Palaro Golden Girl

May 26, 2000 - 12:00am

BACOLOD - Kerschtine Velez, pushed to greater heights by her stint in the Pan-Pacific Games recently, emerged as the Golden Girl of the pools by bagging three more gold medals in the Palarong Pambansa at the...

Sports

NCR tanker sparks Palaro record binge

By by Gerry Carpio | May 23, 2000 - 12:00am

BACOLOD CITY -- A young product of the German swimming system broke a record twice in the day and emerged the first triple gold medalist while a young protégé of a Japanese coach of Olympic renown...

Sports

Young tankers shine

By by Gerry Carpio | May 22, 2000 - 12:00am

BACOLOD CITY -- The Philippines' young stars from Australia's Pan-Pacific Games began their multiple-gold medal quest with record-breaking feats as the once-canceled, twice-postponed Palarong Pambansa got...

Sports