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PH skier relishes China chance
Filipino freestyle skier Laetaz Amihan Rabe finished sixth out of six competitors in her debut at the 9th Winter Asian Games.
The 15-year-old athlete scored 56.50 points in her first run at Yabuli Ski Resort but received a 'Did Not Improve' tag in her next two attempts.
Rabe expressed happiness with her performance, stating she pushed herself to do new moves and made significant progress.
China's Liu Mengteng won the gold medal with 94.00 points, with teammates Ruyi Yang (silver) and Linshan Han (bronze) completing a podium sweep.
Meanwhile, the Philippine women's curling team narrowly lost to Kazakhstan in their final end despite a favorable final stone placement.
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