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BANGKOK, Apr 6 1982 (AFP)

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The Philippines emerged champions of the sixth Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) school track followed by Malaysia,4 and Indonesia and Singapore two each.

The Philippines Captured Seven Gold Medals in a blazing final day blitz to emerge champion of the sixth Association of ASEAN school track and field Championships in Bangkok.

Track wonder Lydia De Vega bagged the 100-meter dash to complete a sweep of the three events she competed in while Jimmy Dela Torre also ruled the 5000 Meter Run for his second gold. 5000m to go with the 3000 meter run.

De Vega established a new meet record of 12.1 to cap a brilliant campaign which also saw her win the 200 and 400m.

The Other Filipino medalists were Leopoldo Arnillo 400m Hurdles, Dario De Rosas in the triple jump, Nene Gamo in the 400m Hurdles for girls, and Virgie Panorcan in the 800m run.

The Philippines also ruled the 4x400m relay for girls with 3:54.7 for girls with De Vega as anchor.

(who where the other members of this team, its below the Phi Record if they are all under 20?). While the boys settled for the silver medal.

In all, the Filipinos had 15 gold, nine silver and seven bronze medals to retain the title they won last year in Bacolod City.

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Day 3 Results

Girls

100m

De Vega  broke the meet record

1. Lydia De Vega Philippines 12.1

2. Henney Maspatela Indonesia 12.3

3. Kwai Lan Malaysia 12.3

800m

1. Virgie Panonan Philippines 2:19.2

2. Chanhom Madee Thailand 2:20.9

3. Khor Gai Boo Malaysia 2:21.8

400m Hurdles

1. Nene Gamo Philippines 1:05.1

2. Norita Adan Philippines 1:05.4

3. Varunee Chalurapanich Thailand 1:05.6

4x400m Relay

The Philippines broke the meet record

1. Philippines 3:54.7

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Javelin

Piabplee broke the meet record

1. Poolaap Piabplee Thailand 40.96m

2. Ong Yon Bee Singapore 27.24m

3. Poon Poi Poi Singapore 26.56m

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Boys

100m

Buayeem of Thailand set a new meet record

1. Bonnyant Buayeem Thailand 10.5

2. Abdul Rashid Hashim Malaysia 10.8

3. Salvador Apa Philippines 11.3

200m

1. Marlon Pagaliluan Philippines 21.6

400m

Marlon Pagalilauan defended his title although he was .1 second away from his meet record.

1. Marlon Pagaliluan Philippines 49.1

800m

1. Raj Kumar Malaysia 1:55.9

2. Suthishak Sridalong Thailand 1:57.2

3. Manuel Retinado Philippines 1:58.0

5000m

1. Jimmy de la Torre Philippines 15:48.1

2. Ampon Rattithamkul Thailand 16:20.5

3. Bunanapong Pangnuknew Thailand 16:26.0

400m Hurdles

1. Leopoldo Arnillo Philippines 54.7

2. Bonus Manbuoy Indonesia 56.0

3. Hassan Ayub Malaysia 57.1

4x400m

1. Thailand 3:21.6

2. Philippines 3:23.6

3. Malaysia 3:27.0

Triple Jump

1. Dario De Rosas Philippines 14.60m

2. Panasent Kartiwing Thailand 13.90m

3. Vuthinant Latthi Thailand 13.16m

Pole Vault

Srikdaukuaew set a new meet record, beating 18 year old De Rosas on count back.

1. Chanchai Sridakuaew Thailand 3.70m

2. Dario De Rosas Philippines 3.70m

3. Ng Sean Mun Singapore 3.50m

Discus

1. Suriyen Kongmon Thailand 43.92m

2. Fidel Repiso Philippines 42.96m

3. Mohammed Rodzi Hashim 40.72m

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