top of page
BULGARY - SERYE NI COCO, INIREKLAMO SA MTRCB, TULOY PA RIN-IG _dreamscapeph.jpg

Phl women sprint team silver medalist sa ABG

  • Writer: BULGAR
    BULGAR
  • Apr 27
  • 2 min read

by Gerard Arce @Sports News | April 27, 2026



Alex Eala - Instagram

Photo: Silver medalist ang  Philippine women’s relay team na sina multi-medalist Kristina Knott, Jessica Laurance, Shane Joy Ponce, at Lianne Diana Pama sa  4x60m relay sa 2026 Asian Beach Games kahapon sa Sanya, China. (pocmediapool)



Rumatsada sa ikatlong sunod na panalo ang women’s beach volleyball quartet upang makapasok sa quarterfinal round, habang lumista ng dagdag na silver medal ang women’s sprint team sa 4x60-meter relay kahapon sa 2026 Asian Beach Games sa Sanya, China.


Dinomina ng tambalan nina Khylem Progella at Sofia Pagara ang pares nina Yekaterina Ryukhova at Kristina Karimova ng Kazakhstan sa iskor na 21-11, 21-14 sa Tianya Haijiao Venue Cluster TNH Venue Cluster Court 1 sa round-of-16.


Sa kabilang pares, pinataob ng duo nina Southeast Asian Games champion Sunny Villapando at katuwang na si Grydelle Joanice Matibag ang samahan nina Shehani Wattelage at Ktl Alawaththage ng Sri Lanka sa bisa  naman ng 21-15, 21-13.


We started a little bit shaky towards the end, but the persistence and the willingness for us to come and to make good movement gave us the lead,” wika ni Matibag, na suportado nina Philippine Olympic Committee President Abraham “Bambol” Tolentino at Philippine Sports Commission chairman Patrick “Pato” Gregorio


Nakahirit ng silver medal ang grupo nina Jessica Rose Laurance, Shane Joy Ponce, Lianne Diana Pama at Olympian Kristina Marie Knott sa 4x60-meter relay sa Phoenix Island ng tumapos ng 29.73 seconds, na kinapos lang ng katiting na milliseconds sa likod ng Thailand na nakuha ang ginto sa bisa ng 29.46 seconds, habang ang host nation China ay nakuntento sa bronze medal sa 30.42 seconds.


Kasalukuyang may 3 ginto, at tig-2 pilak at tanso ang Pilipinas sa third spot sa likod ng host country China na may 13-11-4 (gold-silver-bronze) medals, habang malayong segunda ang Thailand sa 4-5-3. Nagmula ang tatlong ginto ng bansa mula kina 3-time Asian Beach Games jiu-jitsu gold medalist Annie Ramirez, Alex Enriquez sa women’s under-63kgs division ng jiu-jitsu at Leonard Grospe sa men’s high jump.

Comments


Disclaimer : The views and opinions expressed on this website or any comments found on any articles herein, are those of the authors or columnists alike, and do not necessarily reflect nor represent the views and opinions of the owner, the company, the management and the website.

RECOMMENDED
bottom of page