+ Follow CARLOS TUASON AND PHILIPPINE OLYMPIC COMMITTEE Tag
CARLOS TUASON AND PHILIPPINE OLYMPIC COMMITTEE
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[Title] => House wants priority on 15 sports
[Summary] => As the country prepares for the 2002 Asian Games in Pusan, Korea, the House of Representatives is mulling on giving priority on sports where the Philippines has a strong chance of winning a gold medal.
Monico Puentevella, chair of House Committee on Youth and Sports, told The STAR yesterday that he will recommend to the Philippine Sports Commission to name probably 15 events where local athletes could win medals in future international events.
[DatePublished] => 2001-09-26 00:00:00
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[Title] => Rally on today; it’s make or break for BAP
[Summary] => A protest rally in the morning then a crucial meeting in the afternoon.
This will be the sports menu today as more than a hundred national athletes take to the streets anew and hopefully meet President Arroyo in Malacañang where they will air their grievances against the country’s top sports officials, particularly Philippine Sports Commission chairman Carlos Tuason and Philippine Olympic Committee president Celso Dayrit.
[DatePublished] => 2001-07-09 00:00:00
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[Title] => Rally on today; it’s make or break for BAP
[Summary] => A protest rally in the morning then a crucial meeting in the afternoon.
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[Title] => Asuncion leads cast in semifinals
[Summary] => Top seed Kennie Asuncion of the national team put away Manila Polo Club’s Alexis Katigbak with relative ease, 11-0, 11-2, yesterday and remained on course for the women’s open title in the JVC Open Badminton Championships.
Asuncion, playing out of Valle Verde, takes on teammate Margot Manalang, whose quarterfinals opponent, Melody Villaceran of the University of the East, did not show up at the Badminton Hall of the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex.
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[Title] => Asuncion leads cast in semifinals
[Summary] => Top seed Kennie Asuncion of the national team put away Manila Polo Club’s Alexis Katigbak with relative ease, 11-0, 11-2, yesterday and remained on course for the women’s open title in the JVC Open Badminton Championships.
Asuncion, playing out of Valle Verde, takes on teammate Margot Manalang, whose quarterfinals opponent, Melody Villaceran of the University of the East, did not show up at the Badminton Hall of the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex.
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September 26, 2001 - 12:00am
