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Atilano eyes SEAG gold
DHSBNHS takes Shakey's volley lead
3DJ, STP gain edge
Hugnatan sparkles as Aces make finals

Atilano eyes SEAG gold
BY CEDELF TUPAS

After breaking the 16-year-old Philippine record in women's 100-m hurdles, Sheena Atilano aims for another milestone: A Southeast Asian Games gold medal.

At the rate things are going, breaching the 13.4 second-mark, the clocking of the winner two years ago, is "very possible", Atilano told the DAILY STAR last night.

Her current personal-best of 13.65 seconds is a Philippine record and one-hundred tenths of a second faster than the mark of Elma Muros, who established the mark also in the SEA Games in 1991.

DHSBNHS takes
Shakey's volley lead

La Carlota City-based Doņa Hortensia Salas Benedicto National High School emerged the solo pacesetter in the Negros leg of the Shakey's Girls Invitational Volleyball League, after scraping past host University of St. La Salle at the USLS College Covered Court in Bacolod City.

The DHSBNHS spikers rallied for a 19-25, 25-20, 25-21 victory to follow up its 25-8, 25-13 beating of St. Benilde School on opening-day. It was the La Carlota spikers' second victory in as many matches in the tournament, which was trimmed to just six teams, following the withdrawal of St. Scholastica's Academy.

La Salle bounced back with a 25-16, 25-21 win over La Consolacion College yesterday for solo second place, while defending champion Doņa Montserrat Lopez NHS improved to 1-1, after a 25-10, 25-16 triumph over SBS.

3DJ, STP gain edge

Roger Jaype scored 20 points to lead 3DJ Enterprises to a 64-50 victory over Synchrotec in the YBAC Summer Tournament at the Manville Royale Gym in Bacolod City.

With the win, 3DJ earned the twice-to-beat advantage against JJS Enterprises in the semifinals. Nars Galang II and Oca Aquino added 10 points each in the win. Synchrotek was led by the trio of Pax Rodriguez, Coco Rodrigo and Raymar Pandanduyan, who combined for 25 points.

Meanwhile, STP posted a 94-77 rout of JJS to also gain the twice-to-beat edge when it faces Synchrotek in the semis.

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