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Dumaguete City, PhilippinesWednesday, December 12, 2012
Sports

ButtonGold for Negros, Bacolod in Batang Pinoy nat’l finals
ButtonHero’s welcome awaits Pacquiao
ButtonAzkals battles Lions tonight in Singapore
ButtonBago eyes crown in bowling tourney

Gold for Negros, Bacolod in
Batang Pinoy nat’l finals

Emy Rose Dael of Lopue’s Table Tennis Association won two gold medals, the Negros Taekwondo Union Tigers topped four events, and Silaynon Joshua Junsay grabbed two silvers and a bronze, to raise the banner of Negros Occidental and Bacolod City high in the POC-PSC Batang Pinoy 2012 National Championships last week in Iloilo City.

Dael, the current No. 1 junior player in the country, trained under the mentorship of LOPTTA president Leonito Lopue.

She won the gold in girls’ singles against Angelica Sanches of the National Capital Region and together with John Michael Castro, ruled the mixed doubles event (3-1) against Vince Oliva and Celine Marie Guillergan of host Iloilo City.

Hero’s welcome
awaits Pacquiao

GENERAL SANTOS CITY - Despite taking a devastating loss in his fight last Sunday, a hero’s welcome still awaits boxing sensation and Sarangani Rep. Emmanuel “Manny” Pacquiao when he returns home today to this city and nearby Sarangani province.

Michael Bren Evangelio, chief of staff of the Sarangani congressional district office, said the local governments of Sarangani and General Santos will give the eight-division boxing champion a grand homecoming celebration.

“We’re now preparing for this (hero’s welcome) in coordination with the General Santos City government and the provincial government of Sarangani,” he said.

SUZUKI CUP 2ND LEG
Azkals battles Lions
tonight in Singapore

With the away points more valuable in the tournament, the Philippine Azkals aspire to beat the Singapore Lions tonight in the second leg of the semifinal in the AFF Suzuki Cup at the Jalan Besar Stadium, Singapore.

Both teams are anticipating another physical game, after the goalless draw in the first leg, Saturday, at the Rizal Stadium in Manila.

Earlier, Azkals coach Michael Weiss had said he hopes the team will play better in the second leg, and they are familiar with the pressure of playing with their backs against the wall.

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