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| Dumaguete City, Philippines | Thursday, March 30, 2006 |
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UNO-R
duo survives,
gains national finals
LA SALLE BETS WILT IN NESTEA EVENT
BY CHRISTIAN IRL TAN
University of Negros Occidental-Recoletos bets Janus Dumaran and Neil Majillano dispatched two rivals yesterday to reach the Boracay phase of the 10th Nestea Beach Volley Championships.
But three Bacolod teams, including two from the University of St. La Salle were showed the door, after dropping its assignments at the La Salle Greenhills sand courts in Manila.
Showing more cohesion under stifling conditions, Dumaran
and Majillano ousted Iloilo Doctor's College, 25-20, before smashing
Foundation University, 25-21, for their fourth straight stint in the
national semifinals.
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YBAC
skipping Defending champion Your Basketball Athletic Club-Emarken will skip the Negros Basketball Association-Mayor's Cup Summer Basketball Tournament that takes centerstage at 2:30 p.m. on April 8 at the Po Hang Gym of Bacolod Tay Tung High School. In a meeting between team representatives and NBA officials at the Dodong's Fastbreak of Bascon Hotel Monday, YBAC president Jun Ballesteros said his association will not filed a team because it is difficult to gather the core players of the winning squad last year. Squads that will vie for the crown are Ceres Liners, Toyota, Sipalay
City Stingers and last year's runner-up JS Shell, which will be
bannered by University of Negros Occidental-Recoletos. |
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Visayas
jungolf The best junior golfers in the region see action in Bacolod City starting Saturday when the Visayas leg of the DHL National Age-Group Championships tees off at the Negros Occidental Golf and Country Club in Barangay Bata. A total of eight titles will be disputed in the two-day tournament with the winners gaining slots to the national finals in Manila, Joemarie Limjap, president of the organizing Negros Occidental Junior Golf Foundation Inc., told the DAILY STAR. At stake are the crowns in the boys and girls' Class A for ages
15-17, Class B (13-14), Class C (11-12) and Class D (9-10). |
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