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| Dumaguete City, Philippines | Monday, June 13, 2011 |
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Badminton clubs
score ‘cheating’
During PBaRS
2nd Leg in Bacolod City
Badminton clubs in Bacolod City support the complaint submitted by Melanie Sabino to the organizers of Philippine Badminton Ranking System against an overaged player fielded by the Whackers Badminton Academy during the 2nd Leg of the MVP Sports Foundation-Bingo Bonanza in Bacolod City.
Jordan Sun of the Jaguars Badminton Academy, an umbrella group of badminton clubs in Negros Occidental, said they are aware of what happened during the 2nd leg of PBaRS in Bacolod and they support the complaint of Sabino, a parent of one of the Bacolod girls who played in the Under 15 division.
In her complaint, Sabino, said Diane Ocampo and her team, Manila-based Whackers Badminton Academy, should be suspended from badminton competitions for cheating during the tournament.
| PHL U14 battles Members of the Philippine U14 Girl’s Football Team are looking forward to bounce back from last Saturday’s setbacks as they battle Cambodia booters today in the ongoing Asean Football Confederation Festival of Football played in Vietnam. The nationals lost to Japan early Saturday morning, 2-0 followed by a 6-0 upset against China. In the afternoon, the Filipinas ended the day with another setback on a 1-0 loss against Thailand. The three successive defeats of the Philippine team on weekend dropped their record to 1-4 win-loss card. They only booked a win over Chinese Taipei last Thursday, 1-0. |
| ASSFBI, Silverado win Sister teams Mulo Car Aircon/ASSFBI and Silverado/Amor shared the grand championship in their respective brackets in the “Summer Cup” Open Division, while University of Negros Occidental- Recoletos/Medel HS Combined topped the Inter-School Alumni Bowling Tournament at the New Top’s Millennium Plaza Alley in Bacolod City. Consolation prize winners were FRM Marketing of Fil Magbuhos and Domingo Lacson National High School/LCC Combined headed by Rowena Juarez. Nonoy Gatila of ASSFBI ruled the master bowler competition in the open category, as NOHS spitfire Rey Boy, and Tess Robles of UNO-R reigned supreme in the inter-school side. |
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