+ Follow PHILIPPINES FRANK ELIZALDE Tag
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[Title] => Olympics no junket for officials - PSC
[Summary] => There shouldn’t be any problem if there will be more officials than athletes in the Philippine delegation to the forthcoming London Olympics.
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[Title] => IOC rep says NSA disputes not that serious
[Summary] => International Olympic Committee representative to the Philippines Frank Elizalde said the various disputes involving a handful of local sports associations do not warrant intervention from the IOC.
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[Title] => Angping, Elizalde meet, patch things up
[Summary] => Philippine Sports Commission chairman Harry Angping broke bread with International Olympic Committee representative to the Philippines Frank Elizalde yesterday in Makati.
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[Title] => BAP-SBP gets Conditional POC okay
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The BAP-Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas will be granted a provisional acceptance by the Philippine Olympic Committee today when the latter holds its General Assembly in Dasmariñas, Makati.
And the moment they get hold of the POC acceptance, BAP-SBP officials led by telecommunications mogul Manny V. Pangilinan will burn the lines with their FIBA (International Basketball Federation) counterparts based in Switzerland.
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[Title] => Elizalde tapped to head new POC ethics committee
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The Philippine Olympic Committee will soon form a new ethics committee that will deal with internal matters, and possible complaints or issues to be raised by any recognized national sports association.
POC president Jose Cojuangco said International Olympics Committee representative to the Philippines Frank Elizalde will head the ethics committee.
Also being considered as members are Art Macapagal of shooting, and three non-POC members. Cojuangco said the "outsiders" will ensure that there will be no biases in issues the committee will ever face.
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[Title] => FG welcomes 10 nations in SEAG flag-raising rites
[Summary] => The national flags of the 11 competing countries were raised yesterday, officially accounting for all the participants in the 23rd Philippine Southeast Asian Games.
First Gentleman Mike Arroyo, the chef de mission of Team Philippines, led sports and local officials during the traditional program–held just in front of the Rizal monument at the Luneta –serving as one of the highlights of the biennial meet.
"We welcome all of you. It’s a great honor for the Philippines to host the SEA Games and all its participants," said Arroyo in his speech.
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[Title] => Lahat ng SEAG Chef de Mission dumalo sa flag raising
[Summary] => Itinaas ang mga Pamban-sang watawat ng 11 bansang kalahok kahapon matapos makumpleto ang lahat ng participants sa 23rd Philippine Southeast Asian Games.
Pinangunahan ni First Gentleman Mike Arroyo, Chef de Mission ng Team Philip-pines ang mga sports at local officials sa traditional program na ginanap sa Rizal Monument sa Luneta na isa sa mga high-lights ng biennial meet.
"We welcome all of you. It’s a great honor for the Philip-pines to host the SEA Games and all its participants," ani Arroyo sa kanyang speech.
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[Title] => Ateneo vs La Salle sa pagbubukas ng Shakey's V-League ngayon
[Summary] => Muling mabubuhay ang malalim na rivalry ng La Salle at Ateneo ngayon sa panibagong level sa kanilang nakatakdang paghaharap sa pagbubukas ng hostilidad ng Shakey’s V-League women’s volleyball tour-nament kung saan nakataya rito ang prestihiyo at karangalan sa sagu-paang ito ng dalawang pinaka-glamorosong paaralan sa bansa.
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[Title] => Mental toughness key to Asiad success – Elizalde
[Summary] => BUSAN — More than the physical conditioning, it’s the mental toughness that will be the key to success as far as the Philippine participation in the 14th Asian Games is concerned.
"It’s really a mental thing. Positive thinking is the main requirement," International Olympic Committee representative to the Philippines Frank Elizalde told a couple of scribes in a rare interview inside the sprawling athletes’ village Sunday noon.
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[Title] => Go throws hat into POC ring
[Summary] => Athletics chief Go Teng Kok yesterday broke his silence on the forthcoming POC elections, saying he has finally decided to challenge incumbent president Celso Dayrit who is seeking a second term.
"I will definitely run as POC president," said Go, who claims to have the support of 15 National Sports Associations (NSAs). A total of 35 votes will be cast Nov. 24 — 34 from the NSA presidents and the other one reserved for IOC representative to the Philippines Frank Elizalde.
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PHILIPPINES FRANK ELIZALDE
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[Title] => Angping, Elizalde meet, patch things up
[Summary] => Philippine Sports Commission chairman Harry Angping broke bread with International Olympic Committee representative to the Philippines Frank Elizalde yesterday in Makati.
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The BAP-Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas will be granted a provisional acceptance by the Philippine Olympic Committee today when the latter holds its General Assembly in Dasmariñas, Makati.
And the moment they get hold of the POC acceptance, BAP-SBP officials led by telecommunications mogul Manny V. Pangilinan will burn the lines with their FIBA (International Basketball Federation) counterparts based in Switzerland.
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[Title] => Elizalde tapped to head new POC ethics committee
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The Philippine Olympic Committee will soon form a new ethics committee that will deal with internal matters, and possible complaints or issues to be raised by any recognized national sports association.
POC president Jose Cojuangco said International Olympics Committee representative to the Philippines Frank Elizalde will head the ethics committee.
Also being considered as members are Art Macapagal of shooting, and three non-POC members. Cojuangco said the "outsiders" will ensure that there will be no biases in issues the committee will ever face.
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[Title] => FG welcomes 10 nations in SEAG flag-raising rites
[Summary] => The national flags of the 11 competing countries were raised yesterday, officially accounting for all the participants in the 23rd Philippine Southeast Asian Games.
First Gentleman Mike Arroyo, the chef de mission of Team Philippines, led sports and local officials during the traditional program–held just in front of the Rizal monument at the Luneta –serving as one of the highlights of the biennial meet.
"We welcome all of you. It’s a great honor for the Philippines to host the SEA Games and all its participants," said Arroyo in his speech.
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[Summary] => Itinaas ang mga Pamban-sang watawat ng 11 bansang kalahok kahapon matapos makumpleto ang lahat ng participants sa 23rd Philippine Southeast Asian Games.
Pinangunahan ni First Gentleman Mike Arroyo, Chef de Mission ng Team Philip-pines ang mga sports at local officials sa traditional program na ginanap sa Rizal Monument sa Luneta na isa sa mga high-lights ng biennial meet.
"We welcome all of you. It’s a great honor for the Philip-pines to host the SEA Games and all its participants," ani Arroyo sa kanyang speech.
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[Title] => Mental toughness key to Asiad success – Elizalde
[Summary] => BUSAN — More than the physical conditioning, it’s the mental toughness that will be the key to success as far as the Philippine participation in the 14th Asian Games is concerned.
"It’s really a mental thing. Positive thinking is the main requirement," International Olympic Committee representative to the Philippines Frank Elizalde told a couple of scribes in a rare interview inside the sprawling athletes’ village Sunday noon.
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[Title] => Go throws hat into POC ring
[Summary] => Athletics chief Go Teng Kok yesterday broke his silence on the forthcoming POC elections, saying he has finally decided to challenge incumbent president Celso Dayrit who is seeking a second term.
"I will definitely run as POC president," said Go, who claims to have the support of 15 National Sports Associations (NSAs). A total of 35 votes will be cast Nov. 24 — 34 from the NSA presidents and the other one reserved for IOC representative to the Philippines Frank Elizalde.
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