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[Summary] => Double Southeast Asian (SEA) Games gold medalists Cecil Mamiit and Eric Taino, carrying the national colors, continue to gain valuable experience in the United States Tennis Association pro circuit. The experience will go a long way in their quest for gold at the Asian Games in Doha late this year.
A week ago, Mamiit and Taino saw action in the 32-man main draw singles of the $50,000 Challenger of Santa Clarita tournament in Santa Clarita Valley, California.
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Mamiit and Taino powered Team Philippines to three gold medals in the Games, marking the rebirth of Philippine tennis as it matched its production in the biennial meet 14 years ago at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center.
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[Title] => Mamiit, Taino win; all-Filipino tennis final looms
[Summary] => Good times in Philippine tennis rolled on.
Fil-Ams Cecil Mamiit and Eric Taino sustained their fiery charge yesterday, and assured Team Philippines bronze-medal finishes in the men’s singles and doubles events of the 23rd SEA Games tennis competitions at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center.
Mamiit blanked LaotianVivong Vongsouthi, 6-0, 6-0, while Taino clobbered Indon Suny Wahy Trijati, 6-1, 6-0, to close in on a highly-possible all-Filipino showdown for the singles gold medal.
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[Summary] => Next to Cecil Mamiit, the RP men’s tennis team has a second ace up its sleeves. He’s Eric Taino, another Fil-American who looks just as tough, as strong and as determined to win the gold in the 23rd SEA Games.
The 30-year-old Taino, born in New Jersey but now based in Los Angeles, flew in late Wednesday evening with his American girlfriend Diana with high hopes of doing well in his first SEA Games performance.
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The 30-year-old Taino, born in New Jersey but now based in Los Angeles, flew in late Wednesday evening with his American girlfriend Diana with high hopes of doing well in his first SEA Games performance.
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A week ago, Mamiit and Taino saw action in the 32-man main draw singles of the $50,000 Challenger of Santa Clarita tournament in Santa Clarita Valley, California.
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Mamiit and Taino powered Team Philippines to three gold medals in the Games, marking the rebirth of Philippine tennis as it matched its production in the biennial meet 14 years ago at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center.
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Fil-Ams Cecil Mamiit and Eric Taino sustained their fiery charge yesterday, and assured Team Philippines bronze-medal finishes in the men’s singles and doubles events of the 23rd SEA Games tennis competitions at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center.
Mamiit blanked LaotianVivong Vongsouthi, 6-0, 6-0, while Taino clobbered Indon Suny Wahy Trijati, 6-1, 6-0, to close in on a highly-possible all-Filipino showdown for the singles gold medal.
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The 30-year-old Taino, born in New Jersey but now based in Los Angeles, flew in late Wednesday evening with his American girlfriend Diana with high hopes of doing well in his first SEA Games performance.
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The 30-year-old Taino, born in New Jersey but now based in Los Angeles, flew in late Wednesday evening with his American girlfriend Diana with high hopes of doing well in his first SEA Games performance.
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