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Philta crisis solved–Tolentino

PHILIPPINE Olympic Committee (POC) president Abraham “Bambol” Tolentino is relieved the crisis at the Philippine Tennis Association (Philta) is finally over with the election of members of its board of trustees set for December 11 at the Century Park Hotel in Manila. “It’s a crisis that dragged on for years…

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Shagne, Ariana find Chinese, track too tough to crack in MTB cross-country • Jun Lomibao

HANGZHOU—Shagne Paula Yaoyao was seventh and Arian Evangelista was pulled from the race after lagging behind by two laps in the women’s cross-country Olympic of cycling’s mountain bike in the 19thAsian Games on Monday. “They’re like robots,” was Yaoyao’s reaction to China’s Li Hongfeng and Ma Caixia, who were 1-2 the technical race still looking

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Asian BMX racing, freestyle tilt fire off in Tagaytay

The beautiful Tagaytay City is set to become a hotbed to top cycling talents in the continent as it hosts the 2023 Asian Cycling Confederation (ACC) BMX Racing and Freestyle Championships over the weekend at the Tagaytay City BMX Park and the newly-refurbished and multi-purpose Tagaytay City Combat Center.

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Asian BMX racing, freestyle tilts in Tagaytay

Asian BMX racing, freestyle tilts in Tagaytay
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Asian BMX championships set this weekend in Tagaytay City

TAGAYTAY City rolls out the red carpet for athletes and officials from eight countries who are seeing action in the 2023 Asian Cycling Confederation (ACC) BMX Racing and Freestyle Championships set this Saturday and Sunday at the Tagaytay City BMX Park and the newly-refurbished and multi-purpose Tagaytay City Combat Center.…

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Panlilio forms group for POC vaccine program

Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) First Vice President Al Panlilio has formed a working group as his first action after POC President Rep. Bambol Tolentino tasked him to lead the procurement of COVID-19 vaccines for national athletes ahead of the 31st Southeast Asian (SEA) Games in Hanoi, Vietnam.

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ACC members look forward to Asian BMX tilt in Tagaytay

MEMBERS of the 45-country Asian Cycling Confederation (ACC) looked forward to the country’s first-time hosting of the Asian BMX (Racing and Freestyle) Championships in Tagaytay City on July 15 and 16. The ACC members’ enthusiasm was relayed to Philippine Olympic Committee and PhilCycling President Rep. Abraham “Bambol” Tolentino at the…

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Prado obliterates field in women's criterium race

PRADO REIGNS. Philippine Olympic Committee and PhilCycling president Rep. Abraham "Bambol" Tolentino flags off the national championships in Tagaytay City on Tuesday (June 21, 2022). National team mainstay Jermyn Prado gained a lap over the Women Elite field in the criterium raced under a points format to win the gold medal unmolested with a full 20-point performance. (PhilCycling photo) TAGAYTAY City - Jermyn Prado was a cut above the rest and Mathilda Krog was a gem in the rough in the criterium races of the PhilCycling National Championships for Road 2022 on Tuesday. Prado, a national team mainstay and Southeast Asia's former queen of cycling, gained a lap over the Women Elite field in the criterium raced under a points format to win the gold medal unmolested with a full 20-point performance. "I trained hard for the championships and I really wanted to win this one," said Prado, who topped the individual time trial and was second in massed start (road) at the 30th Southeast Asian Games Tagaytay City hosted in 2019. Philippine Olympic Committee and PhilCycling president Rep. Abraham "Bambol" Tolentino flagged off the national championships that returned after a two-year pandemic hiatus at the start-finish gantry fronting the symbolic Praying Hands Monument along Isaac Tolentino Avenue. "Do your best and aim to become members of the national team," Tolentino told the close to 600 cyclists who registered for the championships that will select the new members of the PhilCycling's national team for the second half of the year. PhilCycling secretary general Billy Sumagui and Go For Gold chief Jeremy Go joined Tolentino in the simple ceremony that kicked off the four-day championships co-presented by Standard Insurance, MVP Sports Foundation and Smart and backed by Chooks-to-Go, San Miguel Corp., Petron, Le Tour de Filipinas-Air21-One LGC, Tagaytay City, Go For Gold, Cavite's First District, Batangas First District, Batangas and the Philippine National Police. Ma. Mhay Ann Lina clinched silver with 10 points and Avegail Rombaon also of Philippine Navy-Standard Insurance bagged bronze with eight points in the 16-lap criterium that offered 5-1-3-2-1 points in the intermediate sprints at the fourth, eighth, 12th and 16th laps. Go For Gold's Boots Ryan Cayubit pulled of a strong surge in the double points 20th lap for 11 points to steal the fold medal in the Men's Criterium that was raced under the rain later Tuesday. Scratch It!'s Jonel Carcueva (10 points) and veteran Jan Paul Morales (9 points) completing the podium. 7-Eleven's Rench Michael Bondoc (18 points) and Go For Gold's Jericho Lucero (11) finished 1-2 in the Men's Under 23 category, with Chrysler Tadena claiming bronze on 10 points after the tie break with Efren Reyes. Pepito Khalil, Rush Camingao and Renato Sabido finished 1-2-3 in 30 minutes plus three laps Men's Junior (17-18 years old) class, while Guill Aisaiah Farin, Ian Lopez and Andrei Domingo ruled the 5-lap Men's Youth (16-under) class. Kim Bonilla, Maritanya Krogg and Rosalie de la Cruz won gold, silver and bronze, respectively, in the Women Juniors raced over four laps, while Angelica Altamirano, Lyca Angel Jacobe and Tricia Mae Laboca were 1-2-3 in Women Youth. Day 2 of the championships on Wednesday consisted of the individual time trial races from Nasugbu, Batangas, to the Praying Hands finish. Krog amassed three first-place finishes to win the Women's Under-23 Criterium gold medal with 17 points. Her Philippine Navy-Standard Insurance teammate Kate Yasmin Velasco bagged silver with 14 points and Jenn Alexis Inson clinched bronze with nine points. (PR) }

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Miller bears PHL colors in opening ceremony

Asa Miller

YANQING—Asa Miller will carry the country’s colors for the second time in a row in the parade of nations that highlights Friday’s opening ceremony of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics.

“I’m extremely excited the first time, it was one of the best moments of my life,” Miller said on Th

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Asa Miller prouder twice over | Josef Ramos

YANQING, China—Asa Miller will march ahead of a small Philippine delegation in the traditional parade of athletes during the opening ceremony of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics. It’s the second time that Miller will be bearing the country’s flag after his Olympic debut in 2018 in Pyeongchang, where he competed…

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