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"I played them (the Vietnamese) in the Asian Zonals. I drew with a number of them and lost to only one, so I think I can hold my own in this event," said Lomibao, who is tapped to play board one in the team event in the absence of Caoili.


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Grandmaster Eugene Torre, skipper of a crack 11-player chess squad, predicted yesterday that the team is capable of bringing home no less than two gold medals in the sport, which will be played for the very first time in the biennial regional meet.


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BEVERLY MENDOZA AND KATHRYN CRUZ

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Lomibao hopes to thwart Vietnamese bid for sweep

By Joey Villar | December 3, 2003 - 12:00am

HO CHI MIHN (Via Globe Telecom) — Minus young Fil-Australian prodigy Arianne Caoili, woman FIDE Master Sheerie Joy Lomibao is confident to pick up the cudgels and hopefully foil the projected Vietnamese sweep...

Sports

Chess to make strongest move for honors

December 2, 2003 - 12:00am

It may not be the best but it sure is the strongest chess team ever assembled in recent years. Stronger than the 1992 Olympiad teams, tougher than the winning 1995 Asian Team Championships squad, and definitely...

Sports

Chess, wushu aim for 6 golds

November 22, 2003 - 12:00am

The Philippines can expect a combined six-gold medal haul, at least, from a sport debuting in the Southeast Asian Games and a consistent gold medal source when the country bids for a fourth-place finish in next month’s...

Sports