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| Dumaguete City, Philippines | Tuesday, December 4, 2012 |
SJI taps La Salle players
to reinforce Palaro team
After capturing the NOPSSCEA high school boys' basketball title, St. John's Institute is getting ready to see action in the Provincial Meet or the Palarong Panlalawigan starting Dec. 16, this time with possible reinforcements from University of St. La Salle and Bacolod Tay Tung High School .
SJI head coach Dexter Dy said they are eyeing Junior Stingers Jerancy Yap, Neil Besa and Blue Dragon JM Yap to join the NOPSSCEA lineup to fill in the slots vacated by Kib Montalbo, Alec Rojas and JM Juson.
Dy also said he is giving Ritchie Militante a free hand in selecting the provincial team lineup since he appointed him to coach the team.
| Cojuangco reelected, Jose “Peping” Cojuangco, won his third term unopposed as president of the Philippine Olympic Committee while Bacolod City's former congressman Monico Puentevella lost his bid for a new term as POC chairman to Tom Carrasco of triathlon, 21-18. Carrasco ran under Cojuangco's ticket with Joey Romasanta who was elected first vice president, taking over from former Philippine Amateur Boxing Association of the Philippines president Manny Lopez who failed to win another term. Lopez, however, said his group will cooperate with the new POC officers headed by Cojuangco. |
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