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[Title] => PSA awards citations to Eagles, Lions
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[Title] => Langit bags Asian aquathlon gold
[Summary] => Lea Coline Langit, a new convert to the extreme sport of triathlon, reaped the fruit of her hard work as she won a gold and a bronze medal in the 2009 Asian Aquathlon Championship-Invitational Triathlon held in Palenbang, Indonesia Saturday.
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[Title] => Mangrobang finishes 2nd in S’pore triathlon
[Summary] => National junior sprint champion Kim Mangrobang finished second to Australian Rachael Gaubry in the OSIM Singapore International Triathlon held at Singapore’s East Coast Park last weekend with the event attracting 117 female entries all over Asia, Australia, Canada, United Kingdom, United States and France.
Mangrobang, who has been invited to attend the International Triathlon Union’s (ITU) international junior training camp set in Hungary next month, clocked a cumulative time of 1:12.28 to Gaubry’s 1.11.36. Australian Angela Laning, came in third in 1:13.39.
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