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| Dumaguete City, Philippines | Monday, February 13, 2006 |
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Western
Visayas bets
bag overall title anew
LINGAYEN --- Western Visayas claimed 71 golds, 75 silvers and 61 bronzes to seize its second straight overall championship, capped by its women's volleyball team's victory Saturday at the close of the National Private Schools and Athletics Association Games at the Narciso Ramos Sports and Civic Center here.
The Region VI volleybelles, mentored by Roger Banzuela, scored an impressive 25-17, 25-11, 25-22 triumph over Southern Mindanao to bag six more golds and seal the overall crown for Western Visayas.
"This victory is very overwhelming. This year has been
a greater challenge because we really wanted to retain our overall title,"
Fr. Emilio Jaruda, president of the Western Visayas PRISAA, told the
DAILY STAR. 
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Prisaa
high school LINGAYEN --- The National Private Schools and Athletics Association Games board of directors has decided to also stage a national meet for private institutions in the secondary level, Dr. Gonzalo Duque, president of the National PRISAA, said Saturday. "There is no definite schedule yet when the National PRISAA Games
for the secondary level will be launched, but the board of directors
has already approved the proposal," Duque said. |
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TBA,
AMG clip Tangub Basketball Association and AMG Pawnshop-Summit notched their third victories Friday night to boost their quarterfinal hopes in the 6th Tan Kek Pin Memorial Cup Basketball Tournament at the Po Hang Gym in Bacolod City. RG Purefoods fell short in the endgame anew, allowing TBA to escape with a 106-100 win. Purefoods remained winless in four games, losing all their outings under 10 points. Powered by Alex Sequiño and Rodel Nicor, TBA improved its record
to 3-1. Sequiño finished with 19 points, while Nicor added 16 for
the Tangub win. |
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