Women’s Epee Open Semifinals: Sarmiento vs. Men’s Epee Open Semifinals: Villanueva vs.
Men’s Junior Epee Semifinals: Villanueva vs.
I couldn’t let my dominating side out- kulang lang sa puso, ” said Joseph. "Well what was on my mind was to just get over the fact that I was down by a lot and just try to get the next point. However, in the finals, Joseph played against national team member Clichelleyn Del Rosario, falling to 4-14 for a silver finish. Joseph won the Women’s Sabre Open semifinals, skilfully putting away UST’s Maylene Pailma, 15-12. “The entire time, I was down by three points at most so I thought to myself to just stay in the game because it’s not over yet and there’s still a chance to win,” said Sarmiento. Sarmiento then faced UE’s Jaymi De Los Santos, whom the Lady Eagle defeated, 15-13, to clinch the gold. Sarmiento blew past Marielle Peralta from UST, ending the second set at 14-6 and eventually winning with a match point in the third to barge into finals. On the other hand, the Lady Fencers excelled in the semifinals with Sarmiento and Women’s Team Captain Joseph both winning their bouts.
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Avast Free Antivirus For Mac 10.7.5Avast Security is a free antivirus that stops. I saw it na, but I was hesitating,” lamented Tan. On OS X 10.11.6 (El Capitan) UNetbootin 625 did not recognize my FAT32. “I know exactly where I went wrong, he was tired towards the end, but I didn’t take advantage of it. In the intensely physical and tightly contested match, Tan fell short, 14-15, settling for the bronze. While Villanueva was competing against Jose, Ateneo Men’s Team Captain Michael Tan was also in the other Men’s Epee Open semifinals against Lee Ergina from University of the East (UE). Every time I go up against him, I feel like I always need to improve,” said Villanueva. “Going up against Noel, it’s definitely an experience, a learning one. Jose overpowered Villanueva and took the match, 8-15, giving Villanueva another bronze. Villanueva admitted to being fazed during the blade change, saying he “was too cautious.” However, he would return to the strip in the Men’s Epee Open semifinals in a duel against national team powerhouse Noelito Jose from UST. Villanueva went on to concede the final point of the match, 11-12, settling for bronze. After the blade change was made, Gonzales scored two points to tie the game, 11-all, and force sudden death. After Villanueva managed to take an 11-9 lead, Gonzales requested the referee to pause the game with 26 seconds left in the third set to address the sensitivity issues of Villanueva’s blade. Villanueva was first to take the piste in the Men’s Epee Junior (21 and under) semifinals match against Timothy Gonzales from University of Santo Tomas (UST) High School. The Ateneo delegation ended the Dayrit Cup with five medals for the Blue and White.Īfter their impressive elimination matches on November 14 in PhilSports Arena, Blue Fencers Coby Villanueva and Michael Tan, and Lady Fencers Pat Sarmiento and Justine Joseph were able to advance to the semifinals of their respective blades for the last day of the Dayrit Cup. Members of the Ateneo Fencing Team competed on the final day of the Don Francisco Dayrit Fencing Cup on December 10 at Estancia Mall in Pasig City.
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