{"id":169743,"date":"2018-07-07T23:22:22","date_gmt":"2018-07-08T03:22:22","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/canadianinquirer.net\/v1\/?p=169743"},"modified":"2025-03-07T13:23:46","modified_gmt":"2025-03-07T18:23:46","slug":"ph-wins-3-more-golds-in-sea-age-group-swimming","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/canadianinquirer.net\/v1\/2018\/07\/07\/ph-wins-3-more-golds-in-sea-age-group-swimming\/","title":{"rendered":"PH wins 3 more golds in SEA Age Group Swimming"},"content":{"rendered":"
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via PNA)” width=”415″ height=”260″ \/><\/a> WINNING FORM. Mishka Sy in action during the girls 13-under 200-meter backstroke event of the 42nd SEA Age Group Swimming Championships at the Trace Aquatics Center in Los Banos Laguna on Saturday. (Photo courtesy of Philippine Swimming Inc. via PNA)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

LOS BA\u00d1OS, LAGUNA —<\/strong>\u00a0Xiandi Chua ruled the girls 200-meter backstroke event in the 16-18 years old category on Saturday to capture her second gold medal in the 42nd Southeast Asia Age Group Swimming Championships here.<\/p>\n

The 17-year-old Chua clocked two minutes and 21.98 seconds to beat Indonesia’s Azzahra Permatahani, who registered 2:22.41. Thailand’s Fonpray Yamsuan took the bronze medal in 2:23.14.<\/p>\n

Chua, a Grade 12 student at the Immaculate Conception Academy, also collected a silver in the 400-meter Individual Medley event.<\/p>\n

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The 5-foot-6 Chua submitted 4:57.50 to finish second to Permatahani, who won the gold in 4:53.17.<\/p>\n

Vietnam’s Mai Thi Linh Linh settled for the bronze in 5:01.83.<\/p>\n

Chua delivered the country’s first gold on Friday when she topped the 200-meter Individual Medley event.<\/p>\n

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She also earned a bronze medal from the 4×200-meter freestyle relay event.<\/p>\n

Veteran coach Pinky Brosas was impressed with Chua, saying “everything was good, (and) she improved her time.”<\/p>\n

Brosas, who has been training Chua since 2016, said the immediate goal is to qualify in the 2019 Southeast Asian Games, which the Philippines is set to host.<\/p>\n

“She will continue her training at Philsports (Pasig City) after this tournament and next year, there is a plan to send her to Australia for further training,” said Brosas, who has trained Olympians Eric Buhain and Akiko Thomson.<\/p>\n

Meanwhile, US-based Miranda Christina Renner and Mishka Sy contributed to the country’s gold medal haul in Day 2 of the tournament organized by the Philippine Swimming Inc. (PSI), which is headed by Lailani Velasco, and supported by the Philippine Sports Commission (PSC).<\/p>\n

Renner, who was born in Manila to a Filipino mother and an American father, registered 28.23 seconds to pocket the gold medal in the girls’ 50-meter event in the 16-18 years old category.<\/p>\n

She bested compatriot, Regina Maria Paz Castrillo (28.36), who won the silver while Indonesia’s Adinda Larassati Dewi got the bronze in 28.48.<\/p>\n

Sy, a MILO Little Olympics standout, won the gold in the girls’ 200-meter backstroke event in the 13 years old and under category with a time of 2:27.34.<\/p>\n

Thailand’s Jinjutha Pholjamjumrus took the silver in 2:27.51 while Indonesia’s Komang Adinda Nugraha clocked 2:28.13 for the bronze.<\/p>\n

Aside from three golds, the Philippines also managed to win five more silvers courtesy of Jonathan Cook (boys’ 100-meter breaststroke, 16-18 years old category), Jalil Sephraim Taguinod (boys’ 100-meter breaststroke, 13 years old and under category), Philip Joaquin Santos (boys’ 200-meter backstroke, 16-18 years old category), Rafael Barreto (boys’ 50-meter butterfly, 16-18 years old category) and Ted Jacob Laminta (boys’ 400-meter IM, 14-15 years old category).<\/p>\n

The Philippines also bagged five bronzes coming from the mixed 4×100-meter medley relay, 18 years old and under category (Jerard Dominic Jacinto, Luke Anthony Pusateri, Anya Karina Austriaco and Camille Lauren Buico), girls’ 4×100-meter freestyle relay, 18 years old and under category (Miranda Christina Renner, Kirsten Robyn Tan, Camille Lauren Buico and Althea Michel Baluyut), Camille Lauren Buico (girls’ 50-meter butterfly, 14-15 years old category), Liaa Margarette Amoguis (girls’ 400-meter IM, 13 years old and under category) and Gianna Vivien Garcia (girls’ 200-meter backstroke, 14-15 years old category).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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