Manila Bulletin
PCG hails Olympians Nesthy Petecio, Elreen Ando; Gerald Anderson gets medal for heroism
Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) Petty Officer Second Class Nesthy Petecio will be promoted to Petty Officer First Class following her bronze medal win at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
PCG Commandant Admiral Ronnie Gil Gavan stated that Petecio's achievement is a very inspiring feat for the youth and demonstrates the true spirit of a champion.
Petecio secured the bronze medal in the women's boxing 57kg category after losing on points via split decision to Poland's Atena Szeremeta in the semifinals.
The PCG also honored weightlifter Elreen Ando, Seawoman Second Class, for recording a personal best in her event.
President Marcos congratulated Petecio, highlighting her determination and that she has shown the world how Filipinos never back down from a challenge.
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Nesthy Petecio received her bronze medal for the women's boxing 57kg event at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
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