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PH Army rifle team wins 3rd gold at ASEAN meet
PH Army rifle team wins 3rd gold at ASEAN meet
ABS-CBN News
Published Nov 20, 2017 12:09 AM PHT

The Philippine Army rifle team grabbed its third gold medal at the ongoing ASEAN Armies Rifle Meet in Singapore.
The Philippine Army rifle team grabbed its third gold medal at the ongoing ASEAN Armies Rifle Meet in Singapore.
The carbine team of the Philippine Army shooting group bested the team from Indonesia and retained the "perpetual trophy."
The carbine team of the Philippine Army shooting group bested the team from Indonesia and retained the "perpetual trophy."
The team is composed of Master Sgt. Arman Mejia, Technical Sgt. Allan Lao, Staff Sgt. Hader Hammara, Staff Sgt. Angelo Bonagua and Staff Sgt. Jumar Cenas.
The team is composed of Master Sgt. Arman Mejia, Technical Sgt. Allan Lao, Staff Sgt. Hader Hammara, Staff Sgt. Angelo Bonagua and Staff Sgt. Jumar Cenas.
Staff Sgt. Kenny Lloyd Guillermo, the member of the rifle team who got the highest points among the 100 shooters, also received the country's second gold medal in the Rifle Individual Match 2.
Staff Sgt. Kenny Lloyd Guillermo, the member of the rifle team who got the highest points among the 100 shooters, also received the country's second gold medal in the Rifle Individual Match 2.
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The Philippine Army contingent will receive its first perpetual trophy, the carbine falling plates, during the ASEAN Armies Rifle Meet 2017 closing ceremony.
The Philippine Army contingent will receive its first perpetual trophy, the carbine falling plates, during the ASEAN Armies Rifle Meet 2017 closing ceremony.
The country's shooting team aims to have a better finish in this year's week-long marksmanship contest.
The country's shooting team aims to have a better finish in this year's week-long marksmanship contest.
The Philippines placed third last year with 23 gold, 22 silver, and 26 bronze medals. It ranked behind the Indonesian Army and the Royal Thai Army, which took the No. 1 and No. 2 spots, respectively.
The Philippines placed third last year with 23 gold, 22 silver, and 26 bronze medals. It ranked behind the Indonesian Army and the Royal Thai Army, which took the No. 1 and No. 2 spots, respectively.
The ASEAN Armies Rifle Meet is an annual shooting competition participated by 10 ASEAN countries. The teams compete in five categories - carbine, machine gun, pistol for ladies, pistol for men, and rifle.
The ASEAN Armies Rifle Meet is an annual shooting competition participated by 10 ASEAN countries. The teams compete in five categories - carbine, machine gun, pistol for ladies, pistol for men, and rifle.
Earlier, Bonagua bagged the first gold medal for the Philippines in the carbine category, defeating marksmen from Indonesia and Thailand.
Earlier, Bonagua bagged the first gold medal for the Philippines in the carbine category, defeating marksmen from Indonesia and Thailand.
Lt. Col. Isagani Criste, the Philippines Army's shooting contingent commander, said Bonagua also won a bronze medal in another carbine match.
Lt. Col. Isagani Criste, the Philippines Army's shooting contingent commander, said Bonagua also won a bronze medal in another carbine match.
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