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SEA Games: PSC chair eyes No. 4 in overall standings
Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) chairman Patrick Gregorio is aiming for a top four finish in the medal tally for Team Philippines at the Southeast Asian Games in Thailand.
This goal surpasses the country's fifth-place finish with 33 gold medals in the previous SEA Games held in Cambodia.
Gregorio emphasized that while medal count is important, exposure and development of future stars for major competitions like the Asian Games and the Los Angeles Olympics are equally crucial.
He views the current 1,600-strong delegation as a mix of competitive athletes and emerging talents who will represent the Philippines in various international events.
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