Jayden Reece Ballado and Jan Cadee Dagoon gear up for a thrilling showdown as they compete in both the girls’ 16- and 18-and-under divisions at the Puerto
Princesa National Juniors Tennis Championships in Palawan.
At just 14, Dagoon, from Olongapo City, is also a frontrunner in her own age group. She will be tested by Maristella Torrecampo, Gonzaga and Maria Isabel Ataiza as she aims for a remarkable three-title sweep in this tournament, sanctioned by the Philippine Tennis Association and backed by the nationwide talent search initiative of Palawan Pawnshop, led by president and CEO Bobby Castro.
In the boys’ division, Antonio Ng, Jr. is eyeing the 18-and-under title, competing against the likes of Evan Bacalso, Anthony Castigador and Rizzjun Labindao, while Gavin Kraut, determined to bounce back from a recent setback, leads the 16-and-under field, joined by Ng, Castigador, Anthony Cosca, Armik Serillo, Labindao, Jairo Flores and Antonio Santillan.
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Ballado-Dagoon duel looms as Puerto Princesa netfest unfoldsBallado, from Nueva Ecija, leads the 18-and-U division, where Dagoon is seeded second. They’ll be challenged by Trixie Gascon and Zita Clarke. Dagoon, on the other hand, claimed the top seed in the 16-and-U class ahead of Ballado with Ayl Gonzaga and Clarke also in the mix.
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World Dragon Boat meet in Puerto Princesa to be discussed in PSA FOrumWORLD class dragon boat competition will be discussed when the Philippine Sportswriters Association (PSA) Forum resumes on Tuesday at the conference hall of the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex.
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PCKDF, Puerto Princesa all set for 2024 ICF Dragonboat World Championships hostingMANILA, Philippines — THE Philippine Canoe Kayak Dragonboat Federation and Puerto Princesa City are leaving no stone unturned making sure the 2024 ICF Dragonboat World Championships set Oct. 28 to Nov. 4 will be like no other.
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ICF world dragonboat meet in Puerto Princesa main qualifier for 2025 World GamesMANILA, Philippines — MORE than glory and honor, elite paddlers from all over the world, including the host Philippines, will have extra motivation to do well and excel in the ICF Dragon Boat World Championships scheduled Oct. 27 to Nov. 4 in the picturesque coastal city of Puerto Princesa in Palawan.
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Dragonboat meet in Puerto Princesa main qualifier for 2025 World GamesMore than glory and honor, elite paddlers from all over the world, including the host Philippines, will have extra motivation to do well and excel in the ICF Dragon Boat World Championships scheduled Oct. 27 to Nov. 4 in the picturesque coastal city of Puerto Princesa in Palawan.
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Dragon boat races in Puerto Princesa qualifier for Chengdu ’25 World GamesTHE International Canoe Federation (ICF) sanctioned the ICF Dragon Boat World Championships set October 27 to November 4 in Puerto Princesa City as a qualifier for the 2025 World Games.
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