HEAD-PENN MATCH PLAY

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                    [Title] => Lagman, Cordero Head-Penn champs
                    [Summary] => Jacob Lagman and Kyle Cordero lived up to their top billing when they ruled their respective divisions yesterday in the ninth Head-Penn Match Play tennis tournament at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center. 


Lagman smashed second pick Calvin Canlas, 6-0, 6-1, to reign supreme in the unisex 10-and-under while Cordero whipped second-ranked Alberto Villamor, 6-1, 6-2, for the 12-and-under crown. 


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                    [Title] => Lagman, Canlas clash for 10-U title
                    [Summary] => Jacob Lagman and Calvin Canlas pulled off contrasting victories to set up a title duel in the unisex 10-and-under even as stunner Christine Patrimonio made up for a loss in the 16-and-under section with a win in another class as action in the ninth Head-Penn Match Play tournament intensified yesterday at the Rizal Tennis Center. 


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                    [Title] => Patrimonio girls sustain winning runs
                    [Summary] => Clarice and Christine Patrimonio, daughters of former basketball superstar Alvin, downed separate opponents yesterday to keep their title bids afloat in the ninth Head-Penn Match Play tournament at the rain-drenched Rizal Tennis Center. 


Clarice trounced Jella Jade Capadocia, 6-0, 6-3, to barge into the semifinals of the 12-and-under division while the elder Christine downed Rachel Lucero, 6-1, 6-1, to gain quarterfinal entry in the 16-and-under bracket of this week-long event, the last stage of a nine-leg circuit.


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Lagman, Cordero Head-Penn champs

By Joey Villar | May 23, 2005 - 12:00am

Jacob Lagman and Kyle Cordero lived up to their top billing when they ruled their respective divisions yesterday in the ninth Head-Penn Match Play tennis tournament at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center. Lagman smashed...

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Lagman, Canlas clash for 10-U title

May 22, 2005 - 12:00am

Jacob Lagman and Calvin Canlas pulled off contrasting victories to set up a title duel in the unisex 10-and-under even as stunner Christine Patrimonio made up for a loss in the 16-and-under section with a win in...

Sports

Patrimonio girls sustain winning runs

By Joey Villar | May 21, 2005 - 12:00am

Clarice and Christine Patrimonio, daughters of former basketball superstar Alvin, downed separate opponents yesterday to keep their title bids afloat in the ninth Head-Penn Match Play tournament at the rain-drenched...

Sports