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[Title] => Ardina, Dela Paz pull off big wins in Christmas jungolf
[Summary] => Former world jungolf champion Dottie Ardina hopped into a new division and still dominated the opposition with a rousing victory while Bambee dela Paz scored a big upset in the Nike-sponsored Christmas tournament of the Junior Golf Foundation of the Philippines at the Canlubang north course recently in Laguna.
Ardina scored an 80 and finished 11 strokes ahead of Andrea Legaspi in girls Class C (11-12 years) to keep her unbeaten run in the local scene.
[DatePublished] => 2004-12-26 00:00:00
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[Title] => Macatangay, Tabuena on course for title
[Summary] => Only a major collapse in the final round will stop Miguel Tabuena and Terence Macatangay from clinching victory for Team Philippines as they pulled away by six strokes in their respective divisions in the Desert Junior Classic in Palm Springs, California.
Another RP victory appears in the bag as Mia Piccio led compatriot Debbie de Villa by two strokes in the girls 11-12 years. The third girl in the rankings, first round leader Kimberly Kim of Hawaii soared to an 89 and dropped 10 strokes behind Piccio.
[DatePublished] => 2003-07-24 00:00:00
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[Title] => Macatangay ahead by one in US jungolf
[Summary] => PALM Springs, California–Terence Macatangay outdid himself with a one-under-par round of 71 at the Mission Hills Country Club to move on top by one stroke in the boys 14-15 years division at the start of the Desert Junior Classic here.
Macatangay, not among the pre-tournament favorites after missing the cut in last week’s Junior World in San Diego, inched ahead of Scott Clayton of California at the head of a big RP assault in various age-levels on Day 1 which saw Miguel Tabuena likewise grabbing the lead in his division.
[DatePublished] => 2003-07-23 00:00:00
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[Title] => RP bets resume jungolf bid
[Summary] => PALM Springs, California — Nineteen Filipino jungolfers resume their campaign in the United States when they see action in the Palm Desert Junior Classic golf championships blasting off Monday (Tuesday in Manila) in three different courses here.
Focus will be on Andie Unson, who became the darling of the RP contingent in the Callaway Junior World last week in nearby San Diego when she finished second in the girls 6-8 years, and two other top guns, Wolen Juan Superal and Dottie Ardina.
[DatePublished] => 2003-07-22 00:00:00
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[Title] => Pinoy jungolfers ready for San Diego bash
[Summary] => Ready for the world’s best.
Twenty-four of the country’s top junior golfers, led by reigning world 8-under champion Dottie Ardina and the multi-titled Jayvie Agojo, are set to depart for the United States for the annual Junior World Championships in San Diego and two other important missions.
While a few players like Miguel "Little Tiger" Tabuena have long left and are now training in the US, the bulk of the delegation supported by the Philippine Sports Commission will be flying to the US via Philippine Airlines on July 3.
[DatePublished] => 2003-06-23 00:00:00
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[Title] => Golf whiz kid cards 60, up by 16
[Summary] => Superal went on a birdie barrage and posted an eye-popping 60 yesterday to storm ahead by 16 strokes in the boys Class D division at the resumption of the Samsung Jungolf Tour at the Canlubang north course.
Superal’s 60 from the special tees set a new standard for the jungolf circuit, marking the third time this summer that the 10-year-old boy wonder had lowered his own record.
Superal gunned down two eagles and added two birdies in yet another overpowering show that left both parents and players gasping in awe.
[DatePublished] => 2003-05-14 00:00:00
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[Title] => Superal puts in superlative performance
[Summary] => Wolen Juan Superal bettered the summer’s lowest score he set only the previous day by a stroke, shooting an eagle-spiked eight-under-par 64 yesterday to virtually wrap up his fifth consecutive title in the Samsung Jungolf Tour.
The 10-year-old Superal was just too powerful from the special tees of the Player course of the Orchard Golf and Country Club where he gunned down an eagle on the fourth hole and four birdies on each nines as he pulled away by 24 strokes over James Christian Ricohermoso in the Class D division.
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[Title] => Ardina, Abdon storm ahead
[Summary] => Reigning world champion Dottie Ardina and John Kier Abdon appear to have taken the slots in their respective divisions in the bag by storming far ahead of their rivals at the halfway mark yesterday of the Callaway Junior World qualifying tournament, the third leg of the Samsung Jungolf Tour.
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[Title] => Carlos sets PAL mark with one-under 67
[Summary] => Veteran internationalist Jobim Carlos became the first player to break par in the Philippine Airlines Junior Interclub golf championships when he fired a one-under 67 in boys Class D (9-10 years) at the Camp Aguinaldo Golf Club course.
The 10-year-old Carlos, an incoming fifth grader at Holy Infant Academy in Bulacan, banged in birdies on the seventh, 14th and 17th to cushion birdies on the sixth and 12th for the lowest score so far of the tourney kicking of the Jungolf Summer Circuit.
[DatePublished] => 2003-04-04 00:00:00
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December 26, 2004 - 12:00am
