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                    [Title] => Swimmer’s farewell
                    [Summary] => After 15 years of dedicated labor, Sydney Olympian and Philippine swimming record-holder Juan Carlo Piccio is retiring from active competition.


Carlo, 23, informed Philippine Amateur Swimming Association (PASA) president Mark Joseph of his decision in a letter dated last May 10.


"Swimming has been my life for 15 years now and I have gone through four Southeast (SEA) Asian Games, two Asian Games, one World Championships and one Olympics," he said.


                    [DatePublished] => 2005-05-25 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Joaquin M. Henson
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                    [Title] => PSC taps Keon for RP athletes’ Asiad training
                    [Summary] => Michael Keon, who had sparked a renaissance in local sports with his Project Gintong Alay concept in the 1980s, has been tapped to oversee the preparation of the country’s representatives to the 2002 Asian Games.


Philippine  Sports Commission chairman Butch Tuason announced yesterday the appointment of Keon as the PSC’s training director for the Asian Games next year in Pusan, South Korea.


                    [DatePublished] => 2001-10-18 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => Keon, disiplina ang ituturo sa Summer Youth Training Camp
                    [Summary] => ‘Michael Keon Discipline.’


Ito ang matutunan ng tinatayang 250 atletang makikibahagi sa 3rd Summer Youth Training Camp na inilunsad kahapon sa Medalya room ng Rizal Memorial Sports Complex administrative building.


Si Keon na namuno ng Gintong Alay Project na pinagmulan ng mahuhusay na atleta ay kinuhang consultant ng Philippine Sports Commission at ang Camp director ng naturang event.


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Swimmer’s farewell

By Joaquin M. Henson | May 25, 2005 - 12:00am

After 15 years of dedicated labor, Sydney Olympian and Philippine swimming record-holder Juan Carlo Piccio is retiring from active competition. Carlo, 23, informed Philippine Amateur Swimming Association (PASA)...

Sports

PSC taps Keon for RP athletes’ Asiad training

October 18, 2001 - 12:00am

Michael Keon, who had sparked a renaissance in local sports with his Project Gintong Alay concept in the 1980s, has been tapped to oversee the preparation of the country’s representatives to the 2002 Asian Games. Philippine...

Sports

Keon, disiplina ang ituturo sa Summer Youth Training Camp

April 5, 2001 - 12:00am

‘Michael Keon Discipline.’ Ito ang matutunan ng tinatayang 250 atletang makikibahagi sa 3rd Summer Youth Training Camp na inilunsad kahapon sa Medalya room ng Rizal Memorial Sports Complex administrative...

PSN Palaro