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MIS-OR AND PANABO CITY DOMINATE BOXING AT 2011 BATANG PINOY NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS/ TEAM CEBU CITY AND TALISAY CITY BAG 1 GOLD APIECE By Felman Gingoyon PhilBoxing.com Wed, 14 Dec 2011 Boxing at 2011 Batang Pinoy National Championships wraps up in Naga City, Camarines Sur with 9 gold medal bouts. A total of 63 boxers from different areas in the country aged 13 to 15 years old converge in this 4-day amateur boxing event organized by PSC. All gold and silver medal winners from different area qualifiers were invited to join the hostilities, being sanctioned by ABAP and officiated by ABREJAP. As expected, powerhouse teams from Mindanao dominate the games with Team Mis Or of former two-time Olympian and Asian Games gold medalist Roberto Jalnaiz bagging 2 gold medals, courtesy of his sons Rafael (38 kgs./minimumweight) and Roberto Miguel Jalnaiz (44 kgs./ paperweight). As their DNA's and talent would suggest,these two decorated Jalnaiz siblings are potential Philippine boxing team members. Another powerhouse team that also harvested 2 gold medals is Panabo City, courtesy of Wen Joshua Vanguardia (36 kgs./ antweight) and Michael John Bahena (48 kgs./ pinweight). A modest campaign for Team Cebu City, who sent 2 boxers and as expected, bemedaled Junrel Jimenez captured the light pinweight, 46 kgs. gold in dominating fashion while teammate Hipolito Banal had to settle for silver in the paperweight/ 44 kgs., losing to talented Roberto Miguel Jalnaiz of Mis Or. Team Talisay City, the "underdogs" as their coach Rashid Bacus would describe the team, has a gold in Kit Ceron Garces (40 kgs./ mosquitoweight) and bronze in Cendrix Joshua Bacus (36 kgs./ antweight). Team Tayabas also had an excellent showing, grabbing 1 gold, 2 silvers and 2 bronzes courtesy of Jessie Diaz (5o kgs./ light flyweight), EJ Nares (38 kgs./ minimumweight), Rammel Openar (42 kgs./ light paperweight), Manuel Cabrera (44 kgs./ paperweight) and Wendell Tierra (48 kgs./ pinweight). Other gold medal winners and their teams include Mario Bautista of Himamaylan City (42 kgs./ light paperweight) and Angelou Plania of Gen. Santos City (52 kgs./ flyweight). List of other medalist include: John Smith Gonzales of Leyte (silver at antweight), Mark Anthony Hapin of Bicol (bronze at antweight), John Rick Navarro of Mandaluyong City and Mark Lloyd Buban of Laguna (bronze at minimumweight), Julirev Villahermosa of Maasin City (silver at mosquitoweight), Elrick Pamisa of Mis Or and Jerome Gagate of Malabon City (bronze at mosquitoweight), Raynald Lao of Mis Or and Orville King Olaivar of Tagbilaran City (bronze at light paperweight), Samuel Lontayao of Mandaluyong City (bronze at paperweight). Ryan Torres of San Fernando City and Mark Andy Austria of Panabo City (bronze at pinweight), Jevee Boy Panaungan of Davao del Sur (silver at pinweight), Alemar Javier of Maasin City (bronze at pinweight), John Darex Elle of Laguna (silver at light flyweight), Cesar Bestudio of Maasin City (bronze at light flyweight), Fresco Carcosia of Mis Or (silver at flyweight), Anjo Basagre of Bicol and Restituto Odasing of Baguio (bronze at flyweight). Special thanks goes to Nelson Facturanan, ABREJAP member from Tacloban City. Click here to view a list of other articles written by Felman Gingoyon.  |
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