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Team Philippines steps up chase

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By Bambol Tolentino, Agatha Wong, Alex Eala
| balita.org
NAGOYA – From the sea to the range, the halls and the hardcourts, Team Philippines launches its drive for glory as full action begins at the 2026 Asian Games here. The morning after the opening ceremony, Filipino bets with strong podium chances take center stage, led by wushu artist Agatha Wong, triathletes Fernando Casares, Iñaki Lorbes, Kim Mangrobang and Raven Alcoseba, shooters Jayson Valdez and Franchette Shayne Quiroz, and modern pentathletes Samuel German and Michael Ver Anton Comaling.
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Pinoys all in for Eala

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By Erwin Tulfo, Bambol Tolentino, Patrick Gregorio
| balita.org
MANILA, Philippines — They’re all in. PSC. POC. PHILTA. The Senate. All behind Alex Eala. Eala, 21, world No. 18 and the hottest ticket in women’s tennis today, has chosen Nagoya over Beijing. Asian Games tennis starts Sept. 27 at Higashiyama Park while the China Open, a mandatory WTA 1000 for Top 30 players, starts Sept. 30. Skip it and it’s an automatic $10,000 fine plus a damaging zero-pointer. But Eala is determined to play for flag and country, and the nation is behind her.
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Philippines upbeat on Asian Games bid with loaded delegation

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By Ralph Villanueva, Bambol Tolentino
| balita.org
MANILA, Philippines — With the opening of the Asian Games just around the corner, the Philippines sent its “most star-studded and biggest delegation”. With it, Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) President Bambol Tolentino said he is optimistic of the country’s chances in Japan, as they aim to break records. “Our athletes are well prepared for the Asian Games. This is the most star-studded and biggest delegation,” Tolentino said.
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