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Groseclose, Phl curlers advance to medal rounds
Speed skater Peter Groseclose and curler Kathleen Dubberstein were selected as the flag bearers for Team Philippines at the 9th Asian Winter Games in Harbin, China.
The Philippine contingent, consisting of 20 athletes, is making its debut in curling at the games.
Curler Kathleen Dubberstein and her partner Marc Pfister advanced to the bronze-medal match in mixed doubles curling after losing to Japan in the semifinals.
Speed skater Peter Groseclose advanced to the semifinals of the men's 1500m, the quarterfinals of the 500m, and also qualified for the 1000m event.
Groseclose expressed excitement about his strong start in the games, advancing in all his events.
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The Philippine mixed doubles curling team, composed of Marc Pfister and Kathleen Dubberstein, will vie for the bronze medal at the 9th Asian Winter Games.
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