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Dumaguete City, PhilippinesTuesday, December 18, 2007
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Negrense athletes deliver less golds
GCNO shooters make their mark
Bacolod United-A cops Visayas Cup
LRY booters reign in Valderrama tilt

 

POST-SEAG REPORT
Negrense athletes
deliver less golds
BY CEDELF TUPAS

Just like the Philippines' ranking, there was also a drop in the contribution of Negros Occidental's athletes to the country's gold coffers in the 24 th Southeast Asian Games that ended Saturday in Thailand.

Negrense athletes hauled four gold medals in the Philippines ' dismal sixth place finish. The RP bets finished the biennial meet with 41 golds, 91 silvers and 91 bronzes.

With only hammer throw king Arniel Ferrera and judoka John Baylon striking individual golds, Negros Occidental's output was eight golds less than two years ago when the Philippines ruled the Games that was hosted in Manila, Cebu and Bacolod.

AUSTRALASIA 2007
GCNO shooters
make their mark
BY CEDELF TUPAS

Competing with little fanfare, standouts of the Gun Club of Negros Occidental pulled off another victory overseas, validating the Philippines ' claim of being one of the world's top countries in practical shooting.

Stephen Hinojales, Janette Gonzaga and Tootsie Anglo took turns in providing the country shining moments in the prestigious AustralAsia Shootfest in Pattaya, Chorburi province in Thailand .

Gonzaga, the GCNO president, ruled the standard (.40 caliber) ladies division of the Dec. 4-9 event, while Anglo brought home three trophies in the production division (.9mm) --- the senior shoot-off title, second overall and second overall in the senior contest.

Bacolod United-A
cops Visayas Cup
BY CEDELF TUPAS

Host Bacolod United-A shut out Barotac Nuevo, 3-0, Sunday in the finals of the 1 st Visayas Cup 35-Above Football Tournament at the University of St. La Salle pitch in Bacolod City .

Norman Fegidero Jr., the former national team striker, scored two goals and Armando Heria added another to seal the title-clinching victory in the two-day tournament that drew seven teams, tournament manager Freddie Lazarito said.

Bacolod United-A and Barotac Nuevo forged a championship showdown by beating Real De La Paz and Sta. Barbara, respectively, in the semifinals.

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