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Amit retains 9-ball title; Cray, muay pair add golds
Rubilen Amit, Eric Cray and the pair of Rhichein Yosorez and Islay Erika Bomogao hauled gold medals in their respective events in billiards, athletics and muay for Team Philippines at the 31st Southeast Asian Games on Tuesday, May 17, in Hanoi, Vietnam.
Amit outclassed Jessica Hui Ming Tan of Singapore, 7-2, to keep her women’s 9-ball title and also pave way for a sweep in the 9-ball as Carlo Biado and Johann Chua arranged an all-Filipino finals showdown after toppling their respective Singaporean rivals in the men’s side.
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All eyes on Tiger's comeback and Jordan Slam quest at PGA
Tiger Woods and his incredible injury comeback and Jordan Spieth’s quest for a career Grand Slam will seize the spotlight in Thursday’s opening round of the 104th PGA Championship.
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Magic win NBA No.1 Draft pick after lottery
The Orlando Magic will have the first pick in next month’s NBA Draft after winning the league’s lottery on Tuesday.
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Men's beach volleyball team secures semis spot
The men’s beach volleyball team sustained its fiery form after scoring a sweep against Cambodia in the 31st Southeast Asian Games at the Tuan Chau Beach, Quang Ninh in Vietnam on Tuesday, May 17.
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Sibol women's Wild Rift team reaches SEAG semis with clean slate
The Sibol Wild Rift Women’s team booked a spot to the semifinals of the 31st Southeast Asian Games Wild Rift esports event on Tuesday, May 17 at Vietnam National Convention Center.
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Barbosa retains SEAG kyorugi title; Muay duo bags gold
Filipino jin Kurt Barbosa successfully defended his Southeast Asian Games title in men’s -54kg kyorugi and won the first gold medal for the national taekwondo team in the 31st SEA Games in Hanoi, Vietnam.
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Robyn Brown breaks long-standing PH record in 400m hurdles
Robyn Brown gave all that she could, but could only settle for the bronze medal in the women’s 400-meter hurdles at the 31st Southeast Asian Games in Hanoi, Vietnam.
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Eala leads PH tennis team campaign, barges into quarterfinals
Alex Eala spearheaded the Philippines’ tennis campaign in the 31st Southeast Asian Games and delivered on a high note in Bac Ninh’s Hanaka Sports and Service Center in Hanoi, Vietnam Tuesday, May 17.
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Rubilen Amit retains women's 9-ball gold
Rubilen Amit outclassed Singapore’s Jessica Tan, 7-2, Tuesday, May 17 to retain the gold in the women’s 9-ball singles of the 31st Southeast Asian Games in Hanoi, Vietnam.
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Ginebra acquires No. 2 pick Jeremiah Gray
PBA Governors’ Cup champion Barangay Ginebra San Miguel acquired No. 2 overall pick Jeremiah Gray from Terrafirma in one of two trades the league approved two days after its annual Rookie Draft.
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PH women's volleyball team yields to Indonesia
The medal hopes for the Philippine women’s volleyball team took a huge hit after suffering a 25-23, 21-25, 25-15, 25-20 defeat at the hands of Indonesia in the 31st Southeast Asian Games at the Quang Ninh Gymnasium in Vietnam on Tuesday, May 17.
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SEAG champ Carlos Yulo shares achievement with No. 1 fan
Though miles away, Carlos Yulo found time to share his achievement to his number one fan – his mom.
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All-Filipino finals in 9-ball as Biado, Chua arrange gold-medal duel
The Philippines was assured of another gold in the 31st Southeast Asian Games after Carlo Biado and Johann Chua won their semifinal matches Tuesday, May 17 to arrange an all-Filipino final in the men’s 9-ball singles.
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Robin Catalan much more prepared for Elipitua Siregar
Robin “The Ilonggo” Catalan believes the postponement of his previously scheduled match against Elipitua “The Magician” Siregar has actually worked in his favor.
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Yulo to receive more than P1.6 million cash incentives for SEAG medal haul
Carlos Yulo is expected to receive more than P1.6 million of cash incentives for his medal haul at the 31st Southeast Asian Games in Hanoi, Vietnam.
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Miranda Renner shatters PH record in 50m butterfly
Miranda Renner shattered the Philippine record in women’s 50-meter butterfly after topping the preliminary race Tuesday morning in the 31st Southeast Asian Games in Hanoi, Vietnam.