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Rowers target minimum of 3 golds in Vietnam SEA Games–Gregorio

THE Philippine rowing team remains confident of doing well in the Hanoi 31st Southeast Asian Games despite having to race on borrowed boats. Philippine Rowing Association president Patrick Gregorio said the Filipino rowers are in high spirits and will try to equal, if not surpass, the three gold medals they…

Rowers lead by Nievarez pocket six silvers, two bronzes in Asian  Rowing Indoor Championships

Rowers lead by Nievarez pocket six silvers, two bronzes in Asian  Rowing Indoor Championships
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PRA looking for new rowing hero, opens Lake Caliraya training center

PRA looking for new rowing hero, opens Lake Caliraya training center
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PH s top female rower retires to focus on naval career

MANILA - Melcah Jen Caballero won't be around to defend her two gold medals in rowing at the Hanoi 31st Southeast Asian Games in May 2022 after she preferred to retire from the national team to focus on her career with the Philippine Navy. The 25-year-old Caballero, a Seaman Second Class, won gold medals in women's lightweight single sculls and doubles sculls with Joanie Delgaco at the 2019 30th SEA Games in Subic. "Every stroke opened different chapters of my life to which I can say that I have now reached the shore," Caballero wrote in her resignation letter to Philippine Rowing Association President Patrick "Pato" Gregorio. "Just like the old saying goes, 'every beginning has its end,' I have finally reached the end of the tunnel and would like to pursue the other story of my career." She said the decision to retire at the peak of her athletic career was a difficult decision to make. "I concluded that now is the right time for me to

PH rowers bow out of Olympic qualifiers

Published May 7, 2021, 12:57 PM Photo from Coach Ed Maerina The Philippine rowing team failed to earn an Olympic berth in the Asia Oceania Continental Qualification after the last man standing Cris Nievarez fell short in his campaign in the men’s single sculls semifinal in Tokyo, Japan Friday morning, May 7. Nievarez, who turned 20 last month, finished fifth in his six-man group after clocking 7 minutes and 28.84 seconds behind Japanese, Indian, Vietnamese and Hong Kong rowers. He earned a semis seat after topping Thursday’s repechage. The 12 semifinalists were divided into two groups with the top three rowers of each bracket advancing to the finals Friday afternoon.

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