Last Updated on September 9, 2023 by Andrew Pirie
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2020 Philippines Track and Field Roundups
February 2, 2020
Philippines Track and Field Other Results
- Meanwhile, William Morrison had another 19m throw.
- Singaporean Percy Muncherji, who is the same school as Morrison, ran a 48.95 400m Indoor.
- 60m runner based in Canada Jonelle Halog clocked 7.10.
- The Quintero sisters have now provided their passport scans to pinoyathletics.info, firming up their age-grade records.
January 2020 – Week 3
Philippines Track and Field Other Results
- Eric Cray opened his season with a 400m Indoor PB.
- Several SEA Games Champions were in action this weekend. SEA Games Shotput Record Holder, and Champion William Morrison followed up with a win in the Shotput.
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Pole Vaulters at Reno
At the Pole Vault Summit at Reno. SEA Games Record Holder and Champion in Pole Vault Natalie Uy started her season off with a 4.05m, winning the event. Uy holds the Philippine record at 4.25m. It needs 4.75m to qualify for the Tokyo Olympics in the next 5 months and 4.70m for World Indoors. Uy will be lined up for the Asian Indoors in March. While Uy holds the meet Philippine Outdoor record, the Indoor Record belongs to another Fil-Heritage athlete Deborah Samson who leaped 4.11m back in 2008.
Alyana Nicolas had been expected to land silver at SEA Games. Simultaneously, she had a less than memorable SEA Games with a 3.60m leap placing last. Took 5th place in the Reno event with a leap of 3.70m. Alyana’s personal best is 4.06m. Both Natalie and Alyana are 25 years of age.
Philippines Track and Field Other Results
Following on from his surprise SEA Games Silver to Duong Van Thai. Carter Lilly started the year with 600m (1.18.95) but could not finish the indoor mile at Larry Wieczarek Invitational on 17th January in Iowa. Lilly was not able to break his 600 Record of 1:16:89. Lilly holds the 600, 800 indoor, and 800m Outdoor Records.
In Canada, Jonelle Halog ran for the Phi Airforce Alliance super team before, opened his season on January 18 with a 7.05 run for the 60m. Halog PB is 6.90 and 10.75 for the 100m; he did take off nearly 2 years to focus on the skeleton (individual bobsled, winter Olympic type event). But at 24 is now back on track. Halog held the Phi Junior Record in the 60m until Manuel Guzman erased it. Guzman has only managed 7.17 so far this year in 60 meters.
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Aqua Run Results 2020 (Jan 26), Manila
| RANK | BIB | NAME | GENDER | GUN TIME | CHIP TIME | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 10148 | Mathew Sigei | M | 00:31:48 | 00:31:47 | View Analysis |
| 2 | 10150 | Gilbert Rutaquio | M | 00:36:30 | 00:36:28 | View Analysis |
| 3 | 10138 | Edgar Lee | M | 00:36:30 | 00:36:30 | View Analysis |
| 4 | 10133 | Anthony Atable | M | 00:38:19 | 00:38:18 | View Analysis |
| 5 | 10283 | Hirozul Matsuda | M | 00:41:03 | 00:41:02 | View Analysis |
| 6 | 10548 | Jocelyn Elijeran | F | 00:41:58 | 00:41:57 | View Analysis |
| 7 | 10504 | Sto Elmer | M | 00:42:37 | 00:42:37 | View Analysis |
| 8 | 10201 | Ken Toritsuka | M | 00:43:02 | 00:43:02 | View Analysis |
| 9 | 10134 | Norman Domingo | M | 00:46:00 | 00:46:00 | View Analysis |
| 10 | 10222 | Jayson Cruz | M | 00:46:33 | 00:46:32 | View Analysis |
Bible Run Results 2020 (Jan 26), Quezon City
| RANK | BIB | NAME | GENDER | GUN TIME | CHIP TIME | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 6009 | Stephen Lance Agbanglo | M | 00:28:37 | 00:28:36 | View Analysis |
| 2 | 6034 | Justin Ray Batacandolo | M | 00:30:03 | 00:30:00 | View Analysis |
| 3 | 6293 | Jose Santos | M | 00:31:22 | 00:31:20 | View Analysis |
| 4 | 6232 | Ramdhale Matthew A. Salting | M | 00:32:10 | 00:32:08 | View Analysis |
| 5 | 6067 | Godwin Dalupang | M | 00:32:24 | 00:32:23 | View Analysis |
| 6 | 6230 | Hans Levin Sabellina | M | 00:33:16 | 00:33:08 | View Analysis |
| 7 | 6365 | Abrio | M | 00:33:33 | 00:33:25 | View Analysis |
| 8 | 6370 | Bernard Lunao | M | 00:34:44 | 00:34:43 | View Analysis |
| 9 | 6391 | Chonny Chan | M | 00:35:07 | 00:35:07 | View Analysis |
| 10 | 6287 | Irineo Mendoza Jr. | M | 00:36:11 | 00:36:11 | View Analysis |
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