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RP hosts ASEAN School badminton June 22-29


By Marc Anthony Reyes
Philippine Daily Inquirer

Posted date: June 04, 2008

MANILA, Philippines—The country tries to boost its badminton buildup by hosting the seven-nation ASEAN School Sports Council championship on June 22-29 at the Ninoy Aquino Stadium.

Eight young Filipino shuttlers each in the boys’ and girls’ divisions will face their counterparts from Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Singapore, Thailand and Brunei in the event hosted by ASSC president and Philippine Sports Commission chair Butch Ramirez.

“We are honored to once again stage in the country the championships participated in by the best student-athletes in Southeast Asia,” said Ramirez. “At the same time, we will be renewing ties with our ASEAN brothers and reinforce oneness in the region.”

Making up the boys’ team are Joeffer Escueta, Patrick Magnaye, Peter Magnaye, Kenneth Monterubio, John Ner, Lance Bautista, Greg Paz and Jerold Valle.

Playing in the girls’ division are Gelita Castillo, Abigail Garcia, Danica Bolos, Camille Yang, Nicole Magno, Jessalam Sampura, Rochelle Andres and Jamie Valle.

The ASSC sports competition for student-athletes 18 years and below usually serves as the initial selection process in forming the training pool of their respective countries.

Philippines Open actually is one effective effort to promote badminton in this country but unfortunately it must be absent for this year edition.

loh, got ppl finding u here...
>> http://www.badmintoncentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=19300&page=89

loh, got ppl finding u here...
>> http://www.badmintoncentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=19300&page=89


aiya bro george...must show respect to uors uncle in bc...must say...'uncle loh...got people finding u here'...like this mah...:p

loh, got ppl finding u here...
>> http://www.badmintoncentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=19300&page=89


aiya bro george...must show respect to uors uncle in bc...must say...'uncle loh...got people finding u here'...like this mah...:p
hot to show respect??:D
im also 1 of the uncles here mah:p:p:D

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hot to show respect??:D
im also 1 of the uncles here mah:p:p:D

dont cheat nah...u tell me u only 20++...:p

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dont cheat nah...u tell me u only 20++...:p
20++ means 40++
hahahha:p:p

yay,this starts 2mrw mrning.:)

i though it has been already started 2 days ago???

i though it has been already started 2 days ago???

delegates from other contries just arrived 2days ago,so I think they need to court practice in order to adjust to the court conditions. opening ceremony will start 2mrw. I'll try to get some pics.:)

[quote=limsy;891757]
20++ means 40++
hahahha:p:p

oh!!!!!!....fainted...

INA's team
(limit age born 1991)

Girls

Febby Angguni (Pelatnas)
Siti Anida (Pelatnas)
Ana Rovita (Djarum)
Tiara Rosalia (Mutiara)
Aurien Hudiono (Surya Naga)

Anneke Fenya (Pelatnas)
Claudia Wijaya (Jaya Raya)
Della (Jaya Raya)


Boys

Fernaldi (Tangkas)
Evert Sukamta (Tangkas)
Alrie Gunadarma (Mutiara)
Wahyu Nayaka (Ratih)

Kevin Antonius (Pelatnas)
Angga Pratama (Pelatnas)
Rendi (Pelatnas)
Ulinuha (Djarum)

Sigit is double coach and Kurniahu for Single coach on this event..

MAS' Team
Boys

Iskandar Zulkarnain
Muhd Shawal Ismail
Goh Jian Hao
Tang Fang Wei
Cheong Khung Tze
Pang Zhen Lin
Chooi Kah Ming
Yeoh Choong Yee

MAS' Team
Boys

Iskandar Zulkarnain
Muhd Shawal Ismail
Goh Jian Hao
Tang Fang Wei
Cheong Khung Tze
Pang Zhen Lin
Chooi Kah Ming
Yeoh Choong Yee

No girls? And no Zulfadli?

It should be the 3rd day.
Any result, please?

where to check the results???
any links???

I found this:

http://www.tournamentsoftware.com/sport/tournament.aspx?id=22624

However, it says that the competition will begin tomorrow...

I found this:

http://www.tournamentsoftware.com/sport/tournament.aspx?id=22624

However, it says that the competition will begin tomorrow...Thanks for the link.

Just curious, those Brunei shuttlers, do some of them have royal bood?
I see her name: Dk. Nurhaziqah Bte Pg. Shahminan (http://www.tournamentsoftware.com/sport/player.aspx?id=22624&player=108)
That Pg, is it the short for Pengiran (Prince)?

Philippine Daily Inquirer

By Marc Anthony Reyes
June 25, 2008


MANILA,

Philippines—Overmatched.

The Philippines went under a powerful Thailand juggernaut, 5-0, in both boys’ and girls’ team ties to drop out of the team competition of the 14th ASEAN Schools Badminton Championships at the Ninoy Aquino Stadium Tuesday.

With world-ranked players in tow, Thailand drubbed the host in all 10 matches—all in straight sets and none lasting more than 30 minutes—to forge a duel with defending champion Indonesia in Wednesday’s semifinals.

Singapore also fashioned out similar 5-0 routs of Brunei in their own boys’ and girls’ duel to arrange a semifinal encounter with Malaysia, which was seeded to the next round along with Indonesia.

Filipino ace Joeffer Escueta bowed to Thailand’s No. 1-ranked junior player and World No. 258 Pisit Poodchalat, 12-21, 10-21, in the first of three singles.

The 14-year-old Escueta, a Palarong Pambansa champion, raced to a 4-0 lead in the first set against Poodchalat, 16, before the Thai pulled even at 7 and then took control of the match.

“We have younger players here compared to the Thais because (in Thailand), they have high school students who are already 18 years old,” said tournament organizer Joy Encabo of the Philippine Sports Commission. “Our players gave it their all.”

The Philippines will resume its campaign in the individual competitions starting Thursday.

“He had deep smash plays and he read my netting,” said Escueta, a sophomore at Colegio Monterey de Pila in Laguna, who appeared intimidated by the 5-foot-7 Poodchalat, who stood two inches taller.

Earlier, three-time Palaro champ and 2007 Singapore Youth doubles champion Gelita Castillo lost to Nichaon Jindapol, 21-9, 21-12, in only 22 minutes in the first girls’ match.

“I had a hard time adjusting to (Jindapol’s) drop shots and slice,” the 5-foot-4, 13-year-old Castillo said in Filipino.

Danica Bolos and Abigail Garcia fell to Artima Serithamarak and Chayanit Chadchalam, 21-11, 21-5.

Camille Yang bowed to Prangnuch Lerthiran, 21-6, 21-9, in the second singles; Dia Nicole Magno and Rochelle Andres dropped the second doubles to Salinee Somsri and Boonsita Thumpanichwong, 21-8, 21-13; and Jessalam Sampurna yielded to Nuttaya Sanlekanun, 21-14, 21-2.

Peter Gabriel Magnaye lost the singles to Nipitphong Phuangpuaphet, 21-17, 21-11, before Greg Paz and Lance Bautista bowed to Bodin Isara and Pollawat Boonpan, 21-14, 21-16.

Patrique Francisco Magnaye and Peter Garbriel Magnaye bowed to Sarayuth Seatung and Sermsin Wongaprom in the second doubles, 21-10, 21-15. John Robert Ner lost to Pawarit Supasri, 21-13, 21-17, in the third boys’ singles.

Extracted from Tournamentsoftware website:

Agrippina P P
Andrianus Prasojo Adi
Christian Yahya Christianto
Chua Zhiquan Adrian
Macey Tan
Tan Wei Han
Tanapat Pisitpong
Tang Xin Quan
Thitirat Triyachart
Vanessa Poo Jill
Yoka Larsoni Sutanto
Zhang Xiao Dan

About half of Singapore's contingent are foreign students from Indonesia and Thailand. Again Singapore is benefitting from foreign talents. :)

Boys' Singles

1. Muhammad Syawal Mohd Ismail [MAS] beat [SIN] Yoka Larsoni Sutanto 21-18 ,14-21, 21-17 (50 min)

2. Joeper Escueta [PHI] beat Ak Noriskandar Bin Pg Omar 21-12, 21-14 (20)

3.Pisit Poodchalat [THA] beat [SIN] Andrianus Prasojo Adi 21-15, 21-14 (20)

4. Iskandar Zulkarnain Zainuddin [MAS] beat [INA] Fernaldy Markus 21-11, 21-9 (20)


[B]Girls' Singles

1. Siti Anida [INA] beat Sazelinah Bte Hj. Mohd Saat
21-5, 21-15, (25)

2. Thitirat Triyachart [SIN] beat [PHI] Camille Yang
13-21, 21-13, 21-12 (25)

3. Nitchaon Jindapol [THA] beat [PHI] Gelita Castilo
21-16, 21-7, (34)

4. Febby Angguni [INA] beat [MAS] Flora Ng Siew Fong
12-21, 23-21, 21-18 (50)

[B]Boys' Doubles

1. Muhammad Ulinuha/Rendy Sugiarto [INA] beat [THA] Nipitphon Phuangphuapet/ Pawarit Supasri 21-19, 21-17 (25)

2. Agrippina P P/ Christian Yahya Christianto [SIN]
beat Sallehen Bin Dagang /Sharul Bin Kiprawi 21-11, 21-11 (17)

3. Kevin Alexsander Tjoe/ Wahyu Nayaka Pangkaryanira [INA]
beat [PHI] Gerold Valle /Lance Bautista 21-10, 21-15 (21)

4. Sarayuth Seatung/Sermsin Wongyaprom [THA]
beat [MAS] Goh Jian Hao/Pang Zheng Lin 15-21, 23-21, 21-16 (39)

[B]Girls' Doubles

1. Lim Ee Von/Ng Hui Ern [MAS] beat Sazelinah Bte Hj. Mohd Saat/ Siti Norkhatijah Bte Safar 21-7, 21-16 (18)

2. Ng Sin Er/Tee Jing Yee [MAS] beat [BRU] Amalina Aliah Bte Gapor
[BRU] Sazulinah Bte Hj. Mohd. Saat 21-5, 21-10 (14)

3. Della Destiara Haris/Ni Made Claudia Ayu Wijaya [INA]
beat [SIN] Tanapat Pisitpong/Thitirat Triyachart 21-17, 21-11 (20)

4. Anneke Feinya Agustine [INA /Aurien Hudiono [INA]
beat [PHI] Dia Nicole Magno/Rochelle Andres 21-11, 21-13 (19)

[B]Mixed Doubles

1. Muhammad Ulinuha/Destiara Haris [INA] beat [MAS] Yeoh Choong Yee/
Lim Ee Von 21-18, 21-13 (19)

2. Greg Paz/Gelli Ramos [PHI] beat [BRU] Md Rahimin Bin Mohd Azri/Sazulinah Bte Hj. Mohd. Saat 21-8, 21-7 (17 )

3. Bodin Isara/Nuttaya Sanlekanun [THA] /Andrew Chooi Kah Ming/
[MAS] Ng Hui Ern 21-15, 7-21, 21-19 0:30 3

4. Rendy Sugiarto/Aurien Hudiono [INA]
beat [BRU] Md Norazri Bin Hj Md Abd Hazimin/Dk. Nurhaziqah Bte Pg. Shahminan 21-7, 21-12 (13)

The link below is the result of individual final:

http://www.tournamentsoftware.com/sport/matches.aspx?id=22624&y=2008&m=6&d=28

2 titles for Thailand,
2 for Malaysia,
1 for Indonesia.

Congratulations to Iskandar and Tee Jing Yee.

Congratulations to Iskandar and Tee Jing Yee.

ya...hmm...congratulation to both...hmm...but...malaysia should win 4...haiz...

ya...hmm...congratulation to both...hmm...but...malaysia should win 4...haiz...
You should've thanked God MAS can win 2. Haiz...
1 thing for sure:Slowly but steadily, Thailand has grown into a powerful badminton country!

Who won the boys and girls team titles?

Taken from The Manila Times:

THAILAND bagged three gold medals to win the overall title in the 14th Asean Schools Badminton Championships Saturday at the Ninoy Aquino Stadium. The Thais, who earlier took the boys’ team title, ruled the boys’ doubles and mixed doubles divisions. They also won three silvers coming from the boys’ singles, girls’ singles and girls’ doubles, and one bronze in the boys’ singles.
Veteran internationalists Sarayuth Seatung and Semsin Wongyaprom pocketed the boys’ doubles gold over Muhammad Ulinuha and Rendy Sugiarto of Indonesia, 21-18, 9-21, 21-17.
In the mixed doubles, Bodin Isarat and Nuttaya Sanlekanum overpowered Indonesia’s Ulinuha and Della Setiara Haris, 21-17, 21-18.
Indonesia finished second overall with two golds (girls’ doubles and girls’ team), two silvers and five bronzes, followed by Malaysia with two golds (boys’ singles and girls’ singles).
Host Philippines was fourth with one bronze courtesy of mixed doubles pair Greg Paz and Gellie Ramos while Brunei Darussalam failed to win any medal in the tournament sponsored by STI, Taraflex-Spurway, Enchanted Kingdom, Centrum, SuperFerry, Air Philippines, Gold’s Gym, Gato-rade, Rebisco, Domino’s Pizza, Absolute and Splash.
“This is a good lesson for our badminton association. We need to train our young athletes more because they are the future of the country. Kailangan lang ng focus, commitment, endurance at pondo para maisakatuparan ito,” said Philippine Sports Commission chairman William Ramirez during the closing ceremonies. http://www.manilatimes.net/images2/etc/dot.gif
-- Emil C. Noguera


In short,
Thailland won boy's team, while Indonesia won girl's.
Hurrah! Viva Uber Cup spirit!

More detail about team event, still taken from The Manila Times, June 27th edition:

Indonesia, Thailand triumph

GREG Paz and Gelli Ramos scored the country’s first victory as they upended their foreign counterparts in mixed doubles event of the 14th Asean Schools Badminton Championships Thursday at the Ninoy Aquino Stadium.
Paz and Ramos posted an impressive 21-8, 21-7 against Rahimin Bin Mohd Azri and Sazunilla Bte Saat of Brunei Darussalam.
The Filipinos advanced in the second round against veteran pair of Siripong Ketwong and Thunphukkanan Ampunsawan of Thailand.
Palarong Pambansa champion Joeper Escueta also made his presence felt in boys’ singles as he toppled Brunei’s Noriskandar Bin Omar, 21-12, 21-14.
Escueta will next meet Thai ace Pollawat Boonpan, who drew a first round bye.
In team event, Indonesia retained its crown in girls’ division following its 3-2 crushing of Thailand.
Siti Anida defeated Prangnuch Lerthiran, 21-11, 19-21, 21-19 in second singles; Aurien Hudiono and Anneke Feinya Agustine trounced Nichaon Jindapol and Nuttaya Sanlekanun, 18-21, 25-23, 21-14 in second doubles; and Anna Rovita beat Salinee Somsri, 21-15, 21-12, in third singles.
The Thais were actually poised to claim the five-game series as Nitchaon Jindapol took the first singles against Febby Angguni, 22-20, 21-17, then Chanyanit Chadchalam and Artima Serithamarak blasted Ni Made Claudia Ayu Weijaya and Della Haris, 21-13, 17-21, 21-18.
In boys’ class, Thailand bagged the crown via a 3-2 victory over Malaysia.
Pisit Poodchalat beat Goh Jian Hao, 21-18, 21-10 in second singles; Bodin Isara and Sayuth Seatung thumped Yeoh Chong Yee and Andrew Chooi Kah Ming, 22-20, 23-21, in first doubles; and Pollawat Boonpan survived Muhammad Ismail, 14-21, 21-16, 21-18. http://www.manilatimes.net/images2/etc/dot.gif
--Emil Noguera

You should've thanked God MAS can win 2. Haiz...
1 thing for sure:Slowly but steadily, Thailand has grown into a powerful badminton country!

erm...this is not malaysia best squad(junior or bjss...)neither...

erm...this is not malaysia best squad(junior or bjss...)neither...
Neither is INA team.
So, due to the lack of top-class shuttlers, you put this tournament in 'Ayam Sayur Brand' category, eh?

Neither is INA team.
So, due to the lack of top-class shuttlers, you put this tournament in 'Ayam Sayur Brand' category, eh?

haha...hmm...hard to tell...maybe we can team up in double...and win the md title..^^...just joking...

Thank you Jagdpanther for the info