PHOENIX RUN 2

March 17, 2013 5:30AM
Ayala Terraces, Cebu City

OFFICIAL RESULTS

OFFICIAL RESULT- 100M (STUDENT/MALE)
Order	Name	Time
1st	GAYATIN, Yohan Lance G.	00:00:38.650
2nd	TOLOMEA, Matt Lorenz A.	00:00:39.070
3rd	YU, Ryan Michael L.	00:00:39.480
OFFICIAL RESULT- 100M (STUDENT/FEMALE)
Order	Name	Time
1st	JONES, Amanda Nicole D.	00:00:38.820
2nd	GOBUI, Raine Mariane M.	00:00:40.250
3rd	BENEDICTO, Madisen Beatriz T.	00:00:40.660
OFFICIAL RESULT- 200M (STUDENT/MALE)
Order	Name	Time
1st	MUÑESES, Mark Flavian M.	00:01:23.080
2nd	TO CHIP, Rexton Christian L.	00:01:23.830
3rd	GO, Nathan Narciso S.	00:01:26.060
OFFICIAL RESULT- 200M (STUDENT/FEMALE)
Order	Name	Time
1st	LOZADA, Lleana Kathryn C.	00:01:25.110
2nd	SANTOS, Mikaella Ysabel Y.	00:01:28.650
3rd	LIM, Reese Cayen V.	00:01:29.700
OFFICIAL RESULT- 1K (STUDENT/MALE)
Order	Name	Time
1st	So, Eduard Russell	00:04:33.740
2nd	Yayong, Zimri	00:05:21.830
3rd	Huan, Yohann	00:05:38.370
OFFICIAL RESULT- 1K (STUDENT/FEMALE)
Order	Name	Time
1st	Mataragnon, Althaea	00:04:52.000
2nd	Jabines, Danikah Gabriella	00:05:05.340
3rd	Revalde, Johnna Christelle	00:05:12.300
OFFICIAL RESULT- 3K (STUDENT/MALE)
Order	Name	Time
1st	So, Ralph	00:11:18.590
2nd	Chona, Gavin	00:14:05.620
3rd	Ordeñiza, Ryan	00:18:46.280
OFFICIAL RESULT- 3K (STUDENT/FEMALE)
Order	Name	Time
1st	Mataragnon, Aaliyah	00:13:49.170
2nd	Maximo, Ana	00:14:51.770
3rd	Belleza, Dyan Francine	00:19:21.390
OFFICIAL RESULT- 3K MALE (OPEN)
Order	Name	Time
1st	Daang,  Robert	00:08:48.640
2nd	Sales, Clyde Vince	00:09:24.710
3rd	Limbaga, Roy	00:13:49.170
OFFICIAL RESULT- 3K FEMALE (OPEN)
Order	Name	Time
1st	Suaybaguio, Aiza	00:11:51.560
2nd	Llamas, Ma. Victoria	00:18:11.090
3rd	Savellon, Jennifer Rose	00:18:30.990
OFFICIAL RESULT- 5K (STUDENT/MALE)
Order	Name	Time
1st	Arreglo, Louie	00:27:06.620
2nd	Go, Charles	00:30:25.310
3rd	Arreglo, Clouie	00:31:14.500
OFFICIAL RESULT- 5K (STUDENT/FEMALE)
Order	Name	Time
1st	Tan, Melissa Jane	00:35:36.750
2nd	Badilles, Charlene	00:36:17.750
3rd	Toledo, Marie Andre Danica	00:37:20.000
OFFICIAL RESULT- 5K MALE (OPEN)
Order	Name	Time
1st	Delposo, Joel	00:17:06.880
2nd	Largo, Michael	00:17:22.400
3rd	Kakui, Francis	00:17:33.250
OFFICIAL RESULT- 5K FEMALE (OPEN)
Order	Name	Time
1st	Andrin, Cherry	00:21:22.390
2nd	Andrin, Jhean	00:22:30.170
3rd	Delechos, Kishamae	00:22:31.080
OFFICIAL RESULT- 10K (STUDENT/MALE)
Order	Name	Time
1st	Yu, Jose Antonio	00:54:24.460
2nd	Tiu Kristian	00:54:54.310
3rd	Limtin, Ryan	00:55:53.500
OFFICIAL RESULT- 10K (STUDENT/FEMALE)
Order	Name	Time
1st	QUIJANO, Maria Carmela L.	00:58:42.810
2nd	Liu, Margaret	01:04:21.540
3rd	Mendoza, Evanmarie	01:14:24.100
OFFICIAL RESULT- 10K MALE (OPEN)
Order	Name	Time
1st	Mibei, James	00:34:06.100
2nd	Missos, Abraham	00:34:24.570
3rd	Lelei, Eliud	00:34:48.350
OFFICIAL RESULT- 10K FEMALE (OPEN)
Order	Name	Time
1st	Andrin, Lovely Fe	00:44:12.020
2nd	Lee, Joeyry	00:44:54.150
3rd	Tutor, Christy	00:47:07.200

SPORTSWRITER JOINS 1ST TRIATHLON, ERASES 10 YEARS OF DOUBT

Sun Star Cebu.  ... Then two weeks before the Vaseline men Xterra Off-road triathlon series, I got a call from John Pages, our columnist and the Sports Association of Cebu (SAC) president, inviting me to be part of the All-Sun.Star relay team for the event last March 2 in Liloan. He asked me if I can be part of the relay team with him doing the 36K bike, fellow sportswriter Edri Aznar doing the 9.4K run and me doing the 1.5K swim leg.

I almost told him to just look for someone else because I do not have the stamina. But he told me to “just enjoy the experience.”

I had just two weeks to prepare. And I was to do a discipline I was weak at. But then I told myself, when will I overcome this weakness? I am already 33, and I’ve been submitting myself to this weakness for a long time. So I started to train. But with having a full-time job, being a hands-on mother and wife to my supportive husband, Alvin, regular training was almost next to impossible.

I decided to manage my time well. Everywhere I went, my swim wear was in my bag so whenever I had a chance, I would hit the pool. And then I was faced with another dilemma—where can I get an affordable trisuit? The price ranged from P6,000 to P12,000 and I’d rather buy milk formula for my kids with that amount.

Luckily, at the suggestion of triathlete Lorhiz Echavez-Lopez and Jonathan Maximo, a dad to triathletes, I went to a shop in Colon that sold it for just P2,000. Now that I had the attire down, all I had to worry about was actually doing the swim.

With just a few days left, I started having nightmares. I feared that I wouldn’t finish and disappoint my team. This is not volleyball where you can stop playing halfway and ask for a substitute. And it did not help that there were people actually betting on me to fail... Read more

ATENEO AQUATHLON 2013

TALISAY TRIATHLON 2013

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PHILHEALTH 18K RUN 2013

FEBRUARY 17, 2013 CEBU CITY
OFFICIAL RESULTS

18K MALE (OPEN)

1st	0414	Simat, Isaac	18K-M	01:00:57.600
2nd	0336	Mibac, James	18K-M	01:01:52.110
3rd	0324	Missos, Abraham	18K-M	01:01:56.100
4th	0386	Tillor, Noel	18K-M	01:03:36.310
5th	0415	Canumay, Franie	18K-M	01:05:40.370
6th	0441	Saldo, roger	18K-M	01:12:36.990
7th	0478	Canada, Joshua	18K-M	01:18:09.370
8th	0425	Baguio, Jose Jezrel	18K-M	01:19:47.470
9th	0072	Romulo, Rosel	18K-M	01:20:08.600
10th	0048	Gabuya, Renz Ericson	18K-M	01:23:27.780

18K FEMALE (OPEN)

1st	0399	Tutor, Christy	18K-F	01:25:41.140
2nd	0341	Andrin, Jhean	18K-F	01:25:42.020
3rd	0255	Parajenog, Virginia	18K-F	01:31:08.440
4th	0193	Lugay, Jingga	18K-F	01:34:20.580
5th	0429	Martos, Nora	18K-F	01:34:46.090
6th	0042	Hermosa, Malou	18K-F	01:37:05.000
7th	0002	Ruiz, Russell	18K-F	01:40:24.000
8th	0032	Cabahug, Cecilia	18K-F	01:43:11.000
9th	0340	Legan, Valerie	18K-F	01:46:28.000
10th	0306	Lua, Abegail	18K-F	01:46:40.000

PHILHEALTH 5K/10K RUN 2013

FEBRUARY 17, 2013 CEBU CITY
OFFICIAL RESULTS

5K MALE (OPEN)

1st	0295	Delposo, Joel	5K-M	00:16:32.570
2nd	0007	Daang, Robert	5K-M	00:16:44.600
3rd	0217	Debolusan, John Cliff	5K-M	00:17:37.660

5K FEMALE (OPEN)

1st	0914	Andrin, Cherry	5K-F	00:22:10.930
2nd	0916	Cosep, Karla	5K-F	00:23:04.050
3rd	0966	Beboso, Michelle	5K-F	00:24:07.840

10K MALE (OPEN)

1st	0064	Kiptanui, Josphat	10K-M	00:32:46.830
2nd	0161	Duenas, John Philip	10K-M	00:34:02.100
3rd	0098	Carolino, Jobert	10K-M	00:34:09.260

10K FEMALE (OPEN)

1st	0162	Tabal, Mary Joy	10K-F	00:39:14.300
2nd	0194	Andrin, Lovely	10K-F	00:43:55.690
3rd	0295	Beboso, Mary Jane	10K-F	00:49:20.730

PHILHEALTH 3K RUN 2013

FEBRUARY 17, 2013 CEBU CITY
OFFICIAL RESULTS

3K BOYS (KIDS)

1st	0630	So, Ralph Eduard	3K-BOYS	00:13:27.270
2nd	0002	Terimocha, Kevin	3K-BOYS	00:14:15.660
3rd	0084	Oyao, Jovenil	3K-BOYS	00:14:16.830

3K GIRLS (KIDS)

1st	0077	Pizon, Sarah Lee	3K-GIRLS	00:15:17.400
2nd	0082	Delechos, Irish	3K-GIRLS	00:15:26.840
3rd	0078	Loberanes, Mary Joy	3K-GIRLS	00:16:00.600

3K MALE (OPEN)

1st	0720	Ycong, Jury	3K-M	00:10:23.140
2nd	1070	Largo, Michael	3K-M	00:10:39.240
3rd	0985	Salis, Clyde Vince	3K-M	00:10:57.850

3K FEMALE (OPEN)

1st	0911	Cardenas, Lynle	3K-F	00:13:42.690
2nd	0594	Delechos, Kiesha Mae	3K-F	00:13:56.690
3rd	0113	Diongson, Crisel	3K-F	00:14:32.570

VUELTA DAGUPAN 2013

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RONDA PILIPINAS 2013 STAGE 10: TTT

When you are up against a government-backed team, expect firepower.

Philippine Navy dominated today's Stage 10 Team Time Trial (TTT) 80km of Ronda Pilipinas.  Their performance reflects of how you can describe the team in the photo - organized and united.

Team Philippine Navy riders and officials.  One for all, all for one.

 

 

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RONDA PILIPINAS 2013 STAGE 10

Cebuano John Renee Mier will not be on the starting block to pull his PLDT-Spyder Team to the finish line in today's Stage 10 80km Team Time Trial (TTT) Ronda Pilipinas.  The time-trial specialist unfortunately DNF'd in Stage 5 in his hometown Cebu.  He suffered extreme stomach problem forcing him to quit the stage and have no choice but to abandon the race.

In the Team Time Trial (TTT) competition, each team will be released with an interval of five (5) minutes from each other.  The team with the fastest time (based on the clocking of the 3rd rider) in crossing the finish line wins the stage!

 

John Renee Mier

Young Rider Award - 2012 Ronda Pilipinas

 

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RONDA PILIPINAS 2013 STAGE 9

This time, the PLDT-Spyder team captain made it on top of the podium in today's Stage 9 Ronda Pilipinas.  Mark Bonzo of Sual, Pangasinan is the new hero of the day.  He is the son of 1983 Marlboro Tour champion Romeo Bonzo.

 

Mark Bonzo

 

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RONDA PILIPINAS 2013 STAGE 8

Rustom Lim, another PLDT-Spyder rider, wins today's Young Rider Award and Stage 8 Ronda Pilipinas.  Rustom, a native of Guimba, Nueva Ecija, is a bronze medalist in the 2011 Asian Cycling Championships in Thailand.

"After learning that El Joshua Carino, then running second overall heading to the Tarlac-Subic Stage Seven, reeled to last place after suffering a flat rear tire, Lim willingly slowed down and waited for the former – not just to guide him back but also to give up his bike, and practically the race.

Though the 19-year-old Carino dropped to No. 6, he remained in the title hunt, thanks to Lim’s unselfish act and teammanship.

Now, given a chance to shine, Lim seized the moment.

“I’m really ready to give up my bike or anything for a teammate because he (Carino) is more important to the team than myself,” said Lim" - Philippine Star

"Rustom Lim made a selfless act and was rewarded generously with a first career stage triumph. Lim never left his teammate until the end of the stage but the blowout dropped Cariño from second to sixth overall." - Phil Daily Inquirer

 

Rustom Lim gathers his thoughts prior to the race in Stage 4 Ronda Pilipinas last January 17, 2013 in Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu.

 

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RONDA PILIPINAS 2013 STAGE 7

Ronald Oranza of PLDT-Spyder makes headlines by grabbing both the Young Rider award and the Stage 7 win in Ronda Pilipinas - a 180km road race from Tarlac to Subic.

 

This young guy will be a hot pick for Young Rider Award and Over-All honors.  Check out his stats so far: he can sprint (Total Sprint King in Stage 4), he can climb (4th Place Stage 5) and he can win a stage too! (Stage 7).  Traits of an all-around cyclist.

 

 

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RONDA PILIPINAS 2013 STAGE 5: TAPIC MAKES PODIUM

 

AFTER several foiled attempts at a podium finish, Team Cebu Y101 FM Marvin Tapic finally succeeded in the 2013 Ronda Pilipinas after finishing third in yesterday’s Stage 5, which started in Lapu-Lapu City and finished in Mountainview Natures Park in Barangay Busay, Cebu.

Tapic crossed the finish line in 4:39:21, which was good for third place. Winning the stage was El Joshua Carino of team PLDT/Spyder in 4:34:55 followed by Irish Valenzuela of American Vinyl/LPGMA-AVL with 4:37:41.

“I finally made a podium finish. I really thought dili nako makaya after what happened in Stage 4 when I slowed down in the last seven kilometers kay luya na and was left behind by the breakaway group. But I told myself, I am in Cebu, uphill routes are my specialty. Mamawi ko and double my effort,” said Tapic.

Tapic may have failed to win the King of the Mountain (KOM) for this stage, but he came in second.

Leading the over-all KOM ranking was Irish Valenzuela, who earned a total of 22 points. Tapic is one point behind for second place.

In Stage 1, Tapic finished fifth but dropped in the overall ranking when he encountered a technical problem in Stage 2.

He said he hopes to continue climbing up the standing as the race progresses. He is now currently eighth in the overall standing.

Meanwhile, for his feat, the 19-year-old Carino strengthened his hold of the top ranking of the over-all best young rider award.

Before this stage, riders underestimated the route.

“I heard that Cebu will have a killer stage but some think the Bayombong to Baguio City route in Stage 14 would be more difficult. But after today, all I can say is ang hirap. Doble talaga ang hirap. It was very steep especially in the last two kilometers of the climb,” said Carino, who is also a member of the LBC developmental team supported by MVP Sports Foundation.

Another member of Team Cebu Y101 FM, Emelito Atilano, finished ninth yesterday to improve the team’s standing.

“I am happy that our cyclists displayed a very impressive performance sa duha ka stage nga gi hold diri sa atong own turf. I just hope that they will be consistent with what they showed here para ma improve sad among standing,” team manager Amis Urgel said.

The team is currently ranked fifth in the overall ranking.

Over-all leader

Valenzuela is also the new overall leader of the race with a total time of 18:21:12.

Last leg’s leader Santy Barnachea of the Philippine Navy/Standard Insurance-PNS dropped to seventh overall.

Valenzuela is closely followed by Carino with 18:22:48 for the second place and Ronald Oranza of team PLDT/Sypder at third with 18:23:10.

One of Cebu’s top young cyclists, John Mier, dropped from the race after his health condition continued to deteriorate.

Mier has not felt well since Stage 1, but he raced anyway and tried to keep up with the top riders.

This time, his body gave up on him and he did not finish the race.

This will greatly affect Mier’s bid to defend his best young rider title that he won last year.

LBC Ronda Pilipinas will now move to Luzon with stage six to unfurl on Jan. 20 which will be a 128.3-km ride from Malolos City Hall to Tarlac City.

RONDA PILIPINAS 2013 STAGE 5

El Joshua Carino of Mangaldan, Pangasinan used his young legs to power himself into the #1 podium finish of Stage 5 of Ronda Pilipinas 2013.

 

Considered as the toughest stage of the Ronda tour punishing the cyclists from Lapu-Lapu City to Busay Hills, Cebu City via the dreaded TransCentral Highway in Balamban,  the PLDT-Spyder rider relegated 2-time King of the Mountain (KOM) Ronda Pilipinas Irish Valenzuela into 2nd place.

 

 

El Joshua Carino (PLDT-Spyder) in racing mode prior to the start of Stage 5 Ronda Pilipinas in Lapu-Lapu City Hall, Cebu.

 

 

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RONDA PILIPINAS 2013 STAGE 4: KING WARREN

Sun Star Newspaper.  TEAM Cebu Y101 FM ‘s Warren Davadilla leads the over-all King of the Mountain (KOM) after Stage 4 of the 2013 LBC Ronda Pilipinas, which started and ended at the Plaza Independencia yesterday.

The 134.2-kilometer Stage 4 had three KOM Stages and Davadilla won two.

Davadilla, the Marlboro international champion 1998, also secured the fourth spot in the individual stage classification after crossing the finish line in 3:45:09. Stage 4 was topped by Harvey Sicam of Roadbike Philippines/RTS-RPR in 3:45:02. Ryan Tugawin of Team Enrile got second place in 3:45:04, while Rey Martin was third in 3:45:04.

“It was a very rough and tough race, we are glad we were able to pull it off. Another challenge awaits us tomorrow (today),” the 33-year-old Davadilla said.

In the over-all KOM classification Davadilla earned a total of 10 points and will be wearting the white jersey. He is followed by teammate Marvin Tapic at nine points, while Rudy Roque of American Vinyl/LPGMA-AVL is third with eight points.

Meanwhile, the peloton almost got lost after a signage directing the group to pass through the Mantalongon- Barili route was stolen, causing the group to take the wrong turn to Sibonga after reaching the Carcar rotunda.

According to race director Rick Rodriguez, someone took the signage but it only took them a few seconds to realize they got the wrong route and stopped the group and got back in the right track.

In the last seven kilometers towards the finish line, Tapic slowed down and left the breakaway group as he wasn’t able to keep up.

“Naluya nako kay nahutdan ko og supply. Laspag pa kaayo ko ron, but I hope na maka cover ko and will be on top of my condition as we race for Stage 5,”said Tapic.

Team manager Amis Urgel said that the mountain climb is Tapic’s specialty and he hopes that his team will take advantage of their familiarity with the route.

Stage 5, considered as the “killer stage,” covers a 156.8 kilometers from Lapu-Lapu City to the northern Cebu.

Today, motorists going to the airport are advised not to use the first bridge to avoid traffic. Half othe road from the foot of the Marcelo Fernan bridge up to the Lapu-Lapu City hall will be closed from 8:40 a.m. to 9:10 a.m.

PAGES: LANCE ARMSTRONG IS THE BIG C: BIG CHEATER

 

Published in Sun Star Newspaper on January 16, 2013 Wednesday issue
John Pages, Match Point columnist
Mike Limpag, Sports Editor


Oprah Winfrey has interviewed everybody famous from Michael Jackson to Charice to Barack Obama. But, to the 58-year-old billionaire who is considered “the world’s most influential woman,” there is no bigger TV sit-down than the one that will air tomorrow 10 a.m. (Philippine time) over Oprah.com.

Did he or did he not?

The answer is obvious. He did. He did inject drugs. He did lie. He did “pass” 500+ tests to never test positive of PEDs. He did harass and threaten anyone who questioned his “clean” life. Now we know: Lance Armstrong, once the most iconic and revered of human beings, is no chemical-free Ironman.

 

“It was like a world crashing on top of me,” said Oscar “Boying” Rodriguez, one LA’s biggest fans in Cebu. Boying has not only worn the yellow Livestrong band for a decade, he also wears Oakley, Giro and the Livestrong Edition Nike —Lance’s complete battle gear.

“At first, I refused to believe the allegations. Maybe because he had inspired a multitude of people, most especially cancer patients including a close relative of mine,” said Boying. Every one of Lance’s seven Tour de France wins, including his triathlon and mountain-bike triumphs, Boying followed. “I dreamt and imagined I was riding shotgun on a bike behind him! Then the USADA report came out. I was still hesitant to believe it. But when he was stripped of his titles and when Pat Mcquaid of UCI (Union Cycliste Internationale), the world governing body of which I am a member of (being an International Commissaire for MTB) confirmed the finding of USADA, it was a reality that slowly sunk in.”

Boying calls Lance’s fall a “crash.” But, ever his lifelong supporter, Boying adds, “I think he deserves a second chance!”

Chris Aldeguer, another lifelong biker and Lance fan, is less apologetic. The owner of Vellum Cycles, Chris knows the inner workings of the cycling community. He says that it’s no secret how most take PEDs.

“Maybe Lance was really the fastest guy in the Peleton but he certainly did not deserve any of the wins. It was right to strip him of his 7 Yellow Jerseys,” he says.

“I believe Lance totally mismanaged this crisis. People may forgive him if he admitted and apologized using PEDS during the Tour. Not only did he constantly deny, and lie about it, he attacked and threatened those who accused him. He was very arrogant about it. I believe this case hurts the Livestrong Foundation and the Cancer community even more than it damages the Sport of Cycling. His mainstream status brought this negativity in the limelight.”

True. If we look back in history, plenty of drug cheats were caught. Ben Johnson. Marion Jones. Barry Bonds is accused by everyone. But none of them carry a higher moral stature than Lance. Only now, when he’s got no helmet to cover his face, is he confessing to Oprah.

Jonathan “Maxi” Maximo agrees with Chris Aldeguer in how excruciating the 21-day, 3,360-km. event is that’s the Tour de France.

“Multi-stage cycling is such a difficult race that if you want to contend for the podium year in year out, you have to be like Incredible Hulk!” says Maxi, whose son Igi is a national-caliber junior cyclist.

“How about for TdF organizers, who make the race extremely hard, to put up separate categories for dopers and non-dopers? That will level the playing field!” Maxi joked.

“Seriously, Armstrong’s admission will be good for cycling in the long run. It has opened our eyes to the reality. In fairness to LA, I support his Livestrong Foundation. I had the opportunity to race in Seattle for the Livestrong Challenge. I believed in their cause. It has helped my mom battle and survive the big C.”

This is a sad day for sports. It’s a sad day for honesty.



For with Lance, though he’s helped raise over $500 million to fight the Big C, he will be forever remembered for another Big C:

Big Cheater.

TOUR NI FRANK 2013

 

17-year old Cebuano junior cyclist Luis Miguel "Igimax" Maximo of Ateneo de Manila University (AdMU) taking the steep roads of Transcentral Highway in Balamban, Cebu

MULTISPORT CALENDAR - JANUARY 2014

January 4 Saturday

January 5 Sunday

January 11 Saturday
Bike: Tour ni Frank @ Mandaue City

January 12 Sunday
Bike: Tour ni Frank @ Busay Hills, Cebu City
Run: Cebu Marathon 21/42k @ Cebu City

January 18 Saturday

January 19 Sunday
Sinulog @ Cebu City
Aqua: PSC Aquathlon @ Manila

January 25 Saturday

January 26 Sunday


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MULTISPORT CALENDAR - FEBRUARY 2014

February 1 Saturday

February 2 Sunday
Tri: Natl Age Group Triathlon - Leg 1 @ Subic Bay

February 8 Saturday

February 9 Sunday

February 15 Saturday

February 16 Sunday
Run: Dream Marathon @ Nuvali, Laguna

February 22 Saturday
Tri: Challenge Philippines 1.9k/90k/21k @ Subic Bay

February 23 Sunday
Tri: Challenge Philippines @ Subic Bay


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MULTISPORT CALENDAR - MARCH 2014

March 1 Saturday

March 2 Sunday

March 8 Saturday
Tri: Xterra Off-Road Triathlon @ Cebu

March 9 Sunday
Run: Xterra Trail Run @ Cebu
Tri: Tri United - Leg 1 @ Subic Bay

March 15 Saturday

March 16 Sunday
Run: Run United

March 22 Saturday
Bike: Tour of Clark @ Clark, Pampanga

March 23 Sunday
Bike: Tour of Clark @ Clark, Pampange

March 27 Saturday

March 28 Sunday


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MULTISPORT CALENDAR - APRIL 2014

MULTISPORT CALENDAR - APRIL 2014

MULTISPORT CALENDAR - MAY 2014

MULTISPORT CALENDAR - APRIL 2014

April 5 Saturday

April 6 Sunday

April 12 Saturday

April 13 Sunday

April 19 Saturday

April 20 Sunday

April 26 Saturday
Bike: Tour of Friendship 04.26-30.14 @ Thailand

April 27 Sunday
Tri: Asian Triathlon Championships @ Subic Bay


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MULTISPORT CALENDAR - MAY 2014

MULTISPORT CALENDAR - MAY 2014

MULTISPORT CALENDAR - JUNE 2014

June 1 Sunday

June 7 Saturday

June 8 Sunday

June 14 Saturday

June 15 Sunday

June 21 Saturday

June 22 Sunday

June 28 Saturday

June 29 Sunday
Tri: Century Tuna 5150 Triathlon @ Subic Bay


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MULTISPORT CALENDAR - JULY 2014

MULTISPORT CALENDAR - AUGUST 2014

August 2 Saturday
Tri: Ironkids Triathlon @ Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu

August 3 Sunday
Tri: Ironman 70.3 Philippines @ Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu

August 9 Saturday

August 10 Sunday

August 16 Saturday

August 17 Sunday

August 23 Saturday

August 24 Sunday

August 30 Saturday

August 31 Sunday


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MULTISPORT CALENDAR - SEPTEMBER 2014

September 6 Saturday

September 7 Sunday

September 13 Saturday

September 14 Sunday

September 20 Saturday

September 21 Sunday

September 27 Saturday

September 28 Sunday
Tri: Safeguard Active 5150 Triathlon @ Bohol


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