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This girl really rocks, Pierre Marie Cossid was a talented table tennis player who won the 2006 U.S. Open Under 3700 Doubles with her coach John Allen.

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Now she is preparing for another competition, this time in Pilipinas Got Talent. Good luck Jang!

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“Holdovers from last year’s NMRAA team in Palawan Palarong Pambansa are also back to aim for national glory. The table tennis wards of coaches Hermilo Dalman and Rochel Pacana were simply overwhelming in besting the oppositions to win a couple of victories in the team event championships.”

“Winning it for secondary girls are Janine Dy, Gloen Abales, Mary Ann Jingle Palmero, Arianne Claire Alvarez, and Camille Ann Alvarez. While the fivesome of Sirknight Benoya, Jonelle Bustamante, Sirjun Benoya, Sean Paul Llenos, and Joshua Go formed part of the elementary boys stalwarts in table tennis.”

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Unofficial Results

14 & under

Boys
GOLD: Eugene Paradela–Iligan City, Mindanao
SILVER: Sergio Louie Benoya, Jr.–Cagayan de Oro City, Mindanao
BRONZES: Donald Donaire–GenSan, Mindanao and Alexis Bolante–Bulacan, CNLuzon

Girls
GOLD: Janine Dy–Cagayan de Oro City, Mindanao
SILVER: Monica Bordado–Iligan City, Mindanao
BRONZES: May Ann Palmero–Cagayan de Oro City, Mindanao and Angelie Modulin–Davao City, Mindanao

17 & under

Boys
GOLD: Leo Sacopla–Quezon Province, Bicol Southern Tagalog
SILVER: Jojemar Boncabong–Antique, Visayas
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Mindanao kids survive in the 17 under

Magic Fours 17&under

Boys:
1. Leo Sacopla–Quezon Province
2. Eugene Paradela–Iligan City
3. Ronald Donaire–GenSan
4. Jojemar Boncabong–Antique

Girls:
1. Marian Lynn Sanchez–Quezon Province
2. Gloen Abales–Misamis Oriental
3. Henezy Aragon–Pateros
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Mindanao Qualifiers Rule

Dec.12, 2008, Cagayan de Oro City;

Sergio Benoya, Jr., Janine Dy of Cagayan de Oro City top the Group A while Eugene Paradela, Monica Bordado of Iligan City top the Group B with a no-loss record in the 14&under Boys and Girls events respectively group round robin eliminations in the opening day of Phil. Olympics Festival table tennis national finals.  Completing the magic four includes Ronald Donaire of Gensan, Angelie Modulin of Davao del Norte, Alexis Bolante of Bulacan and May Ann Palmero of Cagayan de Oro.

The 17&under category will be played tomorrow, Saturday and the 20&under will be on Sunday.

Semi-final round and the championships are set on the 15th at SM Attrium Cagayan de Oro City.

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To be held in Misamis Oriental, Mindanao on Dec. 11-16, 2008

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The Milo Little Olympics for Mindanao will be held on November 21,22,23, 2008 at the newly rehab Don Gregorio Pelaez Sports Center Cagayan de Oro City. Nov. 21 will be the Opening Ceremonies.

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Official Results:

2007 MILO LITTLE OLYMPIC
Pelaez Sport Center, Cagyan de Oro City
October 19-21, 2007

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Central Market, Iligan City: 13-year old Ian Lariba of Cagayan de Oro defeated (11-9) fellow clubmate and TATAP’s VP for Region 10, Sgt. Dario Hernane in the decisive championship showdown. Lefty Lariba manage to overcome the 5-0 defeceit at the start of the final set and win with her devastating power forehand shots against the veteran Hernane. She also booted-out Iligan City’s 3rd seed Jonathan Gesulga in the semi-final round in the just recently concluded 4th Mayor Lawrence LL. Cruz Table Tennis Tournament Age Group.

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SM City, Cagayan de Oro City:

Lefty Serknight Benoya of Misamis Oriental clinched the 14&under championship gold medal while Palaro silver medalist Xyjan Ramos of Cagayan de Oro tops the triple-tie for the 17&under in the just concluded Phil. Olympic Festival, Table Tennis Mindanao Qualifying Games.

The 11-yr old underdog Serknight Benoya clears the way in the winners bracket by sending out two heavily favorites, his elder brother Sergio Benoya, and Reynaldo Soriano, Jr. of Cagayan de Oro in the losers bracket for the top-8 double elimination system. Sergio Benoya’s win over Soriano, Jr. in the semi-finals, encounter again his younger brother in the twice to beat finals. The elder brother proves to be too strong in the first game and continue the play in the much applauded 2-all deciding final match. At the end game of 12-14, the fighting spirit and the struggle of the younger brother give him the gold medal.

Here’s the Results:

PHILIPPINE OLYMPIC FESTIVAL

Mindanao Qualifying Games

August 13-16, 2007 SM City

TABLE TENNIS Resultsa) Boys 17 & under

1. Xyjan Ramos (Cagayan de Oro )
2. Kim Bryan Hernane (Cagayan de Oro)
3. Gabby Villar (Sultan Kudarat) and George Benoya (Cagayan de Oro )

b) Girls 17 & under

1. Ian Lariba (Cagayan de Oro)
2. Gloen Abales (Cagayan de Oro )
3. Catherine Luz Benoya (Misamis Oriental) and Dorothy Anjenette Santos (Zamboanga)

c) Boys 14 & under

1. Serknight Benoya (Misamis Oiental)
2. Sergio Benoya (Cagayan de Oro)
3. Reynaldo Soriano, Jr. (Cagayan de Oro) and Juan Carlo Lim (Zamboanga)

d) Girls 14 & under

1. Janine Dy (Cagayan de Oro)
2. Jeam Rose Sibonga (Sarangani)
3. Mary Ann Palmero (Cagayan de Oro) and Riamae Gebana (Sarangani)

Participants composed of Cagayan de Oro, Misamis Oriental, Zamboanga, Saranggani, Sultan Kudarat.

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