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                    [Title] => Atienza smashes long jump mark on 1st try
                    [Summary] => Narcisa Atienza needed only one attempt to break her own Philippine record in women’s long jump.


Atienza’s feat proved to be the big news of the day as the National Open Invitational Track and Field Championships fired off yesterday at the Rizal Memorial track stadium.


Atienza, a 24-year-old member of the Philippine Army and a veteran of the 2003 Vietnam SEA Games, recorded a jump of 1.78 meters on her first try, breaking her previous record of 1.75 set during the 2002 staging of the same event.


                    [DatePublished] => 2005-04-15 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Abac Cordero
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                    [Title] => Bandila itinayo ni Atienza
                    [Summary] => Itinayo ni Narcisa Atienza ang bandila ng mga national training pool nang makupit nito ang gold medal sa women’s high jump sa pagbubukas ng 2004 National Open Invitational Track and Field Championships sa Rizal Memorial Track Oval kahapon. 


Lumundag ang heptathlete na si Atienza, isang Private First class ng Philippine Army, na kababalik lamang sa event na ito ng 1.75metro para talunin ang Korean na si Myong Hee Shin. 


                    [DatePublished] => 2004-06-02 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => Buenavista, Martes rule Yakult run
                    [Summary] => Philippine Air Force bets Eduardo Buenavista and Christabel Martes easily retained their titles by repeating over 2,000 runners in yesterday’s 14th edition of the Yakult 10-Miler in an out-and-back course at the Cultural Center of the Philippines grounds in Pasay City.


The 24-year-old Sto. Niño, South Cotabato native took the lead at the bark of the gun and never relinquished it for a runaway triumph with a fast clocking of 49 minutes and 37 seconds.


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Atienza smashes long jump mark on 1st try

By Abac Cordero | April 15, 2005 - 12:00am

Narcisa Atienza needed only one attempt to break her own Philippine record in women’s long jump. Atienza’s feat proved to be the big news of the day as the National Open Invitational Track and Field Championships...

Sports

Bandila itinayo ni Atienza

June 2, 2004 - 12:00am

Itinayo ni Narcisa Atienza ang bandila ng mga national training pool nang makupit nito ang gold medal sa women’s high jump sa pagbubukas ng 2004 National Open Invitational Track and Field Championships sa Rizal...

PSN Palaro

Buenavista, Martes rule Yakult run

December 2, 2002 - 12:00am

Philippine Air Force bets Eduardo Buenavista and Christabel Martes easily retained their titles by repeating over 2,000 runners in yesterday’s 14th edition of the Yakult 10-Miler in an out-and-back course at...

Sports

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