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                    [Title] => 9 Pinoy jins puntang Korea
                    [Summary] => Siyam na miyembro ng 12-man Petron national taekwondo team ang nakatakdang lumipad sa Seoul, Korea ngayon upang sumabak sa 16th Asian championships na nakatakda sa Seongnam City sa Mayo 20-23.


Ito’y sina Jose Emmanuel Enriquez, Ernesto Juan Mendoza III, Alexander Briones, Dax Alberto Morfe, Kathleen Eunice Alora, Mary Diorlyn Papelera, Sabriana Jo Simbulan, Ma. Criselda Roxas at Margarita Bonifacio.


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                    [Title] => Jins fall silver short of title
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"Our goal was to regain the No. 1 spot and we missed it," said Team Philippines head coach Manolo Gabriel as they lost the overall crown to the host team practically by a nose.


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Winner of six consecutive Southeast Asian Games gold medals since 1991, Cruz hurdled his taller rivals in the elimination rounds and quarterfinals but fell to eventual champion Choi of Korea, 3-6, in the semifinals.


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Four hours training, balanced diet, limited night outs, are the basic Spartan routine a determined jin should brace for in order to be a part of the team that represents the Philippines in international competitions like the SEAG.


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HONG KONG -- Filipino taekwondo jins closed their campaign here with flourish,
shining with three silvers and one bronze in the final day and taking away the
men's overall runner-up honors behind Korea Tuesday night in the Asian
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Olympic entry Donald Geisler, Alessandro Lubiano and Camela Albino captured
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men's overall runner-up honors behind Korea Tuesday night in the Asian
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Olympic entry Donald Geisler, Alessandro Lubiano and Camela Albino captured
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3 pang Pinoy jins bigo

April 16, 2005 - 12:00am

MADRID -- Ilang serye ng hindi inaasahang kabiguan ang tumama sa kampanya ng Philippine-Petron taekwondo team noong Huwebes, gayunpaman, nananatili pa rin ang nalalabing Filipino bets na makakahatak ng magandang...

PSN Palaro

9 Pinoy jins puntang Korea

May 18, 2004 - 12:00am

Siyam na miyembro ng 12-man Petron national taekwondo team ang nakatakdang lumipad sa Seoul, Korea ngayon upang sumabak sa 16th Asian championships na nakatakda sa Seongnam City sa Mayo 20-23. Ito’y sina Jose...

PSN Palaro

Jins fall silver short of title

By Joey Villar | December 14, 2003 - 12:00am

HO CHI MINH (Via Globe Telecom) — Though improving on their performance the last time, the Philippine taekwondo jins felt some tinge of sadness as they went a silver medal short of regaining the overall championship...

Sports

Cruz takes taekwondo bronze

November 17, 2001 - 12:00am

Veteran internationalist Roberto Cruz of the Petron Philippine taekwondo team sparkled anew by bagging the finweight bronze medal in the recent 15th world taekwondo championships held at the Halla gymnasium in Jeju...

Sports

RP jins rarin’ to strut wares

August 31, 2001 - 12:00am

With proper training and motivation, the Petron Philippine taekwondo team is confident of putting up a solid campaign against the best jins in the region in the Southeast Asian Games slated Sept. 9-18 in Kuala Lumpur,...

Sports

RP jins second in Asian tourney

May 18, 2000 - 12:00am

HONG KONG -- Filipino taekwondo jins closed their campaign here with flourish, shining with three silvers and one bronze in the final day and taking away the men's overall runner-up honors behind Korea Tuesday...

Sports