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TEAM PHILIPPINES is shaping up and hoping to sustain the momentum of its Asiad success—to a much more ambitious successful goals in the 2024 Paris Summer Olympic Games—after winning four gold medals, two silvers and 12 bronzes in the Hangzhou 19th Asian Games. And Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) President Abraham “Bambol” Tolentino expects the successful
HANGZHOU—Patrick Coo clinched bronze on Sunday in Chun’an as the Philippines extended a tradition of clinching a medal in cycling’s BMX racing to a third consecutive Asian Games. “I’m very happy but hurting for sure,” said the 21-year-old Coo, who scraped the upper part of his right thigh after crashing in the first moto of
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HANGZHOU—Daniel Patrick Caluag’s back at the Asian Games hoping to repeat his success in 2014 in Incheon where he saved the Philippine campaign with his gold medal in cycling’s BMX Racing. Caluag vies in the event on Sunday, October 1, exactly the same day nine years ago when he won the country’s one and only
MISFORTUNES struck Daniel Caluag and Patrick Coo as Thailand and Japan took the elite category gold medals and, more importantly, berths to the Paris 2024 Olympics at the close of the Asian Cycling Confederation (ACC) BMX Championships at the Tagaytay City BMX Park on Sunday. Caluag, the Philippines’ sole gold…