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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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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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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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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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