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Dumaguete City, PhilippinesWednesday, April 30, 2008
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ButtonBago to send 32 boxersin Iloilo nat’l tournament
ButtonBacolod, Silay runners rule Panaad Challenge
ButtonNegros athletes arrive from Palaro campaign
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Bago to send 32 boxers
in Iloilo nat’l tournament

BY NIDA BUENAFE

Bago City is sending a strong signal to the boxing community in the country by training 32 young boxers from its barangays in preparation for the National Open Boxing Championships slated to start in Iloilo City May 4.

Ignacio Denila of the Bago City Sports office yesterday said they will field entries in the Kids (13-below), School boys (15-below), Cadets (17-below) and Juniors (18-below) categories and training for the boxers started two weeks ago after the inter-barangay tournament in the city.

Also joining the Bago City team and boosting its chances in the tournament are national training pool members Bagoeños Aston Palicpe and Jimboy Vicera, Denila said.
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Bacolod, Silay runners
rule Panaad Challenge

BY NIDA BUENAFE

John Rommel Uy of Bacolod City and Melanie Poticar of Silay topped yesterday’s 3-Km Run of the 2008 Panaad Challenge, leaving behind their pursuers from different cities and towns in the province.

Uy timed 16:07.39, running from the Panaad starting line down to Alijis Barangay Hall and back to Panaad stadium, to finish ahead of the pack in the boys category while Poticar clocked 16:48.69 to bring home the title in the girls’ division.

Reporting to the finish line at 16:11.65 was Enry Solibio of La Carlota who settled for second place while Escalante runner Pets Niño Bascar was in third place with his 16:30.50 time.

Negros athletes arrive
from Palaro campaign

BY NIDA BUENAFE

Negros Occidental athletes who saw action in the 2008 Palarong Pambansa in Puerto Princesa City, Palawan, arrived last night at the Bacolod port in the Reclamation Area aboard a fastcraft from Iloilo City.

The athletes, among them, secondary girls discus throw record breaker Maika De Oro, looked tired from the long sea travel from Palawan. They were met at the port by their parents and relatives.

The Negros delegates form the core of players who represented the region in the national games after winning the overall team championship in the regional Palaro in Antique in March.

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