MICHAEL JOROLAN

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                    [Title] => Water polo silver RP’s first medal
                    [Summary] => LOS BAÑOS — The water polo team kicked off the Philippines’ medal chase in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games with a silver medal finish in the sport yesterday, beating Malaysia, 8-2, at the close of the five-day event at the Trace Aquatics Center here.


The Nationals played just good enough to dominate the Malaysians and close out their campaign with a 4-1 (win-loss) mark as they wound up second to eventual champion Singapore, which took the gold medal with a five-game sweep, capped by its 15-4 rout of Vietnam.


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                    [Title] => Silver hatid ng RP Water Polo team
                    [Summary] => LOS BAÑOS – Pormalidad na lamang ang kailangan ng Singapore sa pagbulsa nila ng kauna-unahang gintong medalya sa 23rd Southeast Asian Games.
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                    [Title] => W’polo bets eye medal vs Indons
                    [Summary] => HANOI–The Philippines ripped Malaysia, 12-5, yesterday and boosted its medal drive in the 22nd Southeast Asian Games water polo competition at the National Aquatic Sports Complex here.


Roy Canete, a 21-year-old Airman First Class, led the Filipinos to their second straight win after a heartbreaking 6-7 setback in the hands of reigning SEAG champion Singapore in their debut last Monday, by knocking in four goals.


Canete was ably supported by Michael Jorolan, Almax Laurel and Frazer Alamara, who accounted for two goals each.


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                    [Title] => Water polo abot tanaw na
                    [Summary] => HANOI -- Ginapi ng Philippines ang Malaysia, 12-5 kahapon upang palakasin ang kanilang kampanya sa medalya sa 22nd Southeast Asian Games water polo competition sa National Aquatic Sports Complex dito.


Pinangunahan ng 21-anyos  na Airman First Class na si Roy Canete ang Filipinos sa kanilang ikalawang sunod na panalo matapos ang 6-7 pagkatalo sa kamay ng reigning SEAG champion Singapore sa kanilang debut noong nakaraang Lunes nang kumana ng apat na goals.


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                    [Title] => W’polo bets fend off hosts for first win
                    [Summary] => HANOI — The Philippines beat Vietnam, 16-7, Tuesday to stoke its medal hopes in the water polo event of the 22nd Southeast Asian Games at the National Aquatics Center here.


The Filipinos never gave the Vietnamese much of a chance, racing to an early sizeable lead before fending off the hosts’ repeated attacks and rough tactics.


"It (win) was all due to the boys’ big heart, hard work, everything," said RP coach Rey Galang, whose team wound up fifth in the 2001 Kuala Lumpur edition of the games.


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Water polo silver RP’s first medal

November 26, 2005 - 12:00am

LOS BAÑOS — The water polo team kicked off the Philippines’ medal chase in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games with a silver medal finish in the sport yesterday, beating Malaysia, 8-2, at the close of...

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Silver hatid ng RP Water Polo team

November 26, 2005 - 12:00am

LOS BAÑOS – Pormalidad na lamang ang kailangan ng Singapore sa pagbulsa nila ng kauna-unahang gintong medalya sa 23rd Southeast Asian Games.

PSN Palaro

W’polo bets eye medal vs Indons

December 4, 2003 - 12:00am

HANOI–The Philippines ripped Malaysia, 12-5, yesterday and boosted its medal drive in the 22nd Southeast Asian Games water polo competition at the National Aquatic Sports Complex here. Roy Canete, a 21-year-old...

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Water polo abot tanaw na

December 4, 2003 - 12:00am

HANOI -- Ginapi ng Philippines ang Malaysia, 12-5 kahapon upang palakasin ang kanilang kampanya sa medalya sa 22nd Southeast Asian Games water polo competition sa National Aquatic Sports Complex dito. Pinangunahan...

PSN Palaro

W’polo bets fend off hosts for first win

December 3, 2003 - 12:00am

HANOI — The Philippines beat Vietnam, 16-7, Tuesday to stoke its medal hopes in the water polo event of the 22nd Southeast Asian Games at the National Aquatics Center here. The Filipinos never gave the Vietnamese...

Sports