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[Title] => The key to success
[Summary] => Sixteen-year-old Danica “Nica” Calapatan still vividly remembers her first experience with gymnastics. “I immediately thought it was all just going to be fun, especially after seeing all the apparatuses.
[DatePublished] => 2009-12-14 00:00:00
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[Title] => Talking champions with Danica Calapatan
[Summary] => Sixteen-year-old Danica “Nica” Calapatan still vividly remembers her first experience with gymnastics.
[DatePublished] => 2009-11-06 00:00:00
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[Title] => 2 bronzes for Calapatan; 2 golds for Malaysians
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Danica Calapatan snared two bronze medals for Team Philippines even as Malaysia roared back to contention by capturing a pair of gold medals in the penultimate day of the 12th ASEAN Schools Gymnastics Championships at the Ninoy Aquino Stadium.
Calapatan, 13, finished third in the individual all-around event of rhythmic gymnastics where she tallied a total score of 9.706 points she highlighted by posting the highest score in rope with 13.950 to salvage a bronze.
[DatePublished] => 2006-11-19 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Joey Villar
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[Title] => Youngest gymnast makes decent finish
[Summary] => The youngest athlete in the Philippines’ contingent to the 23rd Southeast Asian Games delivered a solid performance but landed only fifth in the individual all-events of the gymnastics competition at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum yesterday.
Danica Calapatan, 12, a slender gymnast making her first SEAG appearance, charmed the crowd and the judges for a 44.550 finish that fell far behind Malaysia’s Foong Seow Ting (58.600), Thailand’s Tharatip Sridee (56.600), and Malaysia’s Darratun Nashihin (55.650).
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[Title] => Youngest gymnast makes decent finish
[Summary] => The youngest athlete in the Philippines’ contingent to the 23rd Southeast Asian Games delivered a solid performance but landed only fifth in the individual all-events of the gymnastics competition at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum yesterday.
Danica Calapatan, 12, a slender gymnast making her first SEAG appearance, charmed the crowd and the judges for a 44.550 finish that fell far behind Malaysia’s Foong Seow Ting (58.600), Thailand’s Tharatip Sridee (56.600), and Malaysia’s Darratun Nashihin (55.650).
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[Title] => Danica, Raissa RP’s twinkling little stars
[Summary] => Gymnastics has been one of the country’s consistent medal haulers in the Southeast Asian Games and with rigid one-month training in China and two weeks in Los Angeles, the RP team hopes to bolster its gold medal chances.
Two of the country’s graceful young talents expected to shine in the SEAG gymnastics competitions are Danica Calapatan and Kristine Raissa Saguisag following their impressive feats in international competitions in India, Singapore and Malaysia last September.
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