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Dumaguete City, Philippines Thursday, February 2, 2006
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Krua Thai stops Probac; Summit drubs Po's
Krua Thai stops Probac; Summit drubs Po's
Tanpinco, Piccio competing in Southern Ladies Open
Knights battle Gems; Eagles meet NE Patriots
Escalante chessfest scheduled

NTU jins eye slots
in Philippine team

Five members of the Negros Taekwondo Union-Tigers gun for slots in the Philippine junior's team when they compete in the Carlos Palanca Jr. National Taekwondo Champships that starts Feb. 5 at the Ninoy Aquino Stadium in Manila.

Leading the Jimjim Chua-mentored Tigers are former Southeast Asian Taekwondo Union Championships gold medalists Crystal Pauline Reyes and Rubilyn Mapa, who are set to defend their spot in the national squad.

The other NTU members joining the event are Carlos Padilla V, a World Cup veteran, 2005 Milo national champion Kristin Chua, who studies at Trinity Christian School, and up-and-coming Akiza Pama, a student of La Carlota North Elementary School.

Krua Thai stops Probac;
Summit drubs Po's

Veteran Ireneo Morales showed he still had enough juice to grind it out with young players, leading Krua Thai-Ice Monster to a come-from-behind 88-87 squeaker over favorite Probac Monday night in the 6th Tan Kek Pin Cup Memorial Basketball Tournament at the Po Hang Gym of Bacolod Tay Tung High School.

Morales, a former varsity standout and now coach of the University of Negros Occidental-Recoletos Rams, delivered 18 points, including Krua Thai's last 5 and capped his heroics by hitting a lay-up in a backdoor play with Godoy Cepriano for an 87-84 cushion with 50 seconds left.

It was Krua Thai's second win in as many games, sharing the Bracket B lead with Magnolia at 2-0.

Tanpinco, Piccio competing
in Southern Ladies Open

Southeast Asian Games silver medalist Anya Tanpinco and local jungolfer Mia Piccio take a crack at one of the most prestigious crowns staked in local ladies' golf - the Southern Ladies Open - and against some of the finest players in the country starting today at the tree-lined Del Monte Golf Club in Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon.

A standout from the Negros Occidental Jungolf Foundation Inc., the 13-year-old Piccio aims to continue her rise among the ranks in the 43rd staging of the annual event organized by the National Golf Association of the Philippines.

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