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Quiet day at AYG for Team Philippines
Filipino teqball pair Crystal Cariño and Nicole Tabucol were eliminated in the semifinals of the 3rd Asian Youth Games in Bahrain, losing to Thailand.
The Filipina duo will compete for a bronze medal against the host nation, Bahrain, in the girls' doubles event.
In girls' volleyball, Alas Pilipinas suffered their first defeat, a 3-0 loss to Thailand, though they advanced to the classification phase.
The Philippines has athletes competing in golf, mixed martial arts, muay, taekwondo, and triathlon, with potential podium finishes expected.
John Brix Ramiscal, a recent world champion, is considered one of the country's strongest contenders for a gold medal.
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