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Sibol scoops up gold, silver in SEA Games esports
Sibol's men's Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB) team secured their fourth consecutive gold medal at the 33rd Southeast Asian Games after a 4-0 sweep against Malaysia.
This victory extends the Philippines' dominance in the esports event since MLBB's debut in 2019.
Kiel "Oheb" Soriano concluded his first SEA Games with a golden performance, spearheading the offense with impressive stats.
Jungler Karl "KarlTzy" Nepomuceno also played a crucial role, notably stealing the Lord in a challenging Game 3.
However, Sibol's women's team fell to Malaysia, 4-3, in their MLBB finals, settling for a silver medal for the second straight SEA Games.
Despite a strong showing from players like Kaye Alpuerto and Rica Fatima Amores, Malaysia secured the victory in Game 7.
Malaysia's comeback was fueled by strong performances from Farisha and Hanis.
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