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Four of the marks were established in the compound bow division, which made its debut in the SEAG, while the other was set in recurve.


Earl Benjamin Yap led the locals’ record-breaking spree in compound, shooting 355 points in the 30-meter distance to wipe out the 352 mark of Raul Arambulo.


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                    [Title] => Archers pick up two golds
                    [Summary] => SUBIC BAY FREEPORT — The Philippine archery team struck paydirt, snatching two more golds — in the men’s recurve and women’s compound finals — in a controversy-marred last day of archery competitions at the Remy Football Field here yesterday afternoon.


The men’s compound team was not as lucky though as it fell prey to powerhouse Malaysia to settle for silver as the curtains fell on archery competitions of the 23rd Southeast Asian Games (SEAG).


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                    [Title] => RP archers pumana pa ng 2 gold
                    [Summary] => Subic Bay Freeport--Kapwa pinana ng RP team men and women archers ang dalawang ginto sa isang hindi makakalimutang labanan sa huling yugto ng show-down ng Archery team category (3 rounds/4 team member) final event sa Remy Field sa 23rd Southeast Asian Games dito kahapon.


Pinagtulungan nina Pinay top seeded Jennifer Chan at Amaya Paz na maiangat ang pag-asa ng bansa na makuha ang isa pang ginto matapos ang ikalawa at huling round ng Women’s Team com-pound division kontra sa mahigpit na kalabang Indonesia.


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                    [Title] => Gold-silver sa Pinay archers
                    [Summary] => Subic Bay Freeport--Pinana na ng tuluyan ni Pinay acher Amaya Paz ang ginto matapos talunin ang kanyang karibal at kababayan na si Jennifer Chan sa Women’s final Individual compound competition ng Southeast Asian Games Archery event kahapon sa Remy Field dito.


Bagamat hindi gaano ang pressure dahil parehong Pinay ang naglaban, naging seryoso pa rin sa pagpana ng ginto si Paz kung saan umiskor ito sa huling final 4 arrows kay Chan, 115-114. 


Bagamat talunan si Chan,  na nakunteto sa silver, umiiyak na niyakap at binuhat ang kababayang si Paz.


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                    [Title] => Olympic vet  breaks RP archery mark
                    [Summary] => Former SEA Games gold medalist and Sydney Olympian Jennifer Chan set a Philippine record of 333 points (70 meters) in the compound competition but dropped a close 107-109 decision to Amaya Paz in the Olympic Round finals of archery’s second qualifying tournament recently at the PSC Teachers Camp in Baguio City.


Chan, who surpassed the 330 mark set by Janina Bianca Ortiz in Manila last April 2, topped the qualification round with 1348.


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                    [Title] => Titulo sa archery pinana ni Cordero
                    [Summary] => Tinalo ni Vietnam SEA Games bronze medalist Marvin Cordero si Christian Cubilla ng may 11 puntos upang makopo ang national men’s archery title sa UP-PSC range. 


Si Cordero, ang una at tanging Pinoy na umiskor ng 1,316 sa Busan Asian Games ay nakaipon ng 99 kontra kay Cubilla na may 88 sa Olympic Round finals ng torneong inorganisa ni NAAP head Dr. Leonora Fe S. Brawner at suportado ng Philippine Sports Commission. 


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                    [Title] => Chan, Figueroa kinapos
                    [Summary] => HANOI -- Kapwa nabigo sina top Filipina bet Jennifer Chan at Jasmin Figueroa na makasiguro ng medalya matapos mabigong makausad sa archery competition ng 22nd Southeast Asian Games sa National Sports Training Center 1 dito.


Natalo si Chan kay Fairuz Ibrahin ng Malaysia, 103-99 habang kina-pos naman si Figueroa kay Rina Dewi Puspita Sari, 100-99 sa Olympic Round quarterfinals.


Dahil sa pagkatalong ito, ang tanging pag-asa ng mga Pinoy ay ang mga male archers para sa gintong medalya sa kanilang pagsabak ngayon sa individual Olympic round.


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                    [Title] => Archers train sights on first SEAG gold
                    [Summary] => Members of the Philippine archery team shoot for what could be the country’s first gold – or first disaster – of the 22nd Southeast Asian Games as archery action starts Monday, four days before the opening ceremonies, at the archery field in Hanoi.


Veterans Jennifer Chan, Joan Chan Tabanag and Rachelle Cabral loom as the country’s best bets in the women’s division while men archers Marvin Cordero, Christian Cubilla, Florante Matan and Arnold Rojas hope to advance to the medal round of the five-day individual  and team events.


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MARVIN CORDERO

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The men’s compound team was not as lucky though as it fell prey to powerhouse Malaysia to settle for silver as the curtains fell on archery competitions of the 23rd Southeast Asian Games (SEAG).


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Pinagtulungan nina Pinay top seeded Jennifer Chan at Amaya Paz na maiangat ang pag-asa ng bansa na makuha ang isa pang ginto matapos ang ikalawa at huling round ng Women’s Team com-pound division kontra sa mahigpit na kalabang Indonesia.


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Bagamat hindi gaano ang pressure dahil parehong Pinay ang naglaban, naging seryoso pa rin sa pagpana ng ginto si Paz kung saan umiskor ito sa huling final 4 arrows kay Chan, 115-114. 


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Si Cordero, ang una at tanging Pinoy na umiskor ng 1,316 sa Busan Asian Games ay nakaipon ng 99 kontra kay Cubilla na may 88 sa Olympic Round finals ng torneong inorganisa ni NAAP head Dr. Leonora Fe S. Brawner at suportado ng Philippine Sports Commission. 


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Natalo si Chan kay Fairuz Ibrahin ng Malaysia, 103-99 habang kina-pos naman si Figueroa kay Rina Dewi Puspita Sari, 100-99 sa Olympic Round quarterfinals.


Dahil sa pagkatalong ito, ang tanging pag-asa ng mga Pinoy ay ang mga male archers para sa gintong medalya sa kanilang pagsabak ngayon sa individual Olympic round.


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Veterans Jennifer Chan, Joan Chan Tabanag and Rachelle Cabral loom as the country’s best bets in the women’s division while men archers Marvin Cordero, Christian Cubilla, Florante Matan and Arnold Rojas hope to advance to the medal round of the five-day individual  and team events.


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