Young golf prodigy Sean Dominique Granada's family wants him to enjoy every moment of each golf tournament to avoid pressure. Winning a crown is just an added bonus. From his parents, Chrisaram Villacrusis Granada and Leriza Yumang Granada to grandfather and coach Vic Granada, the eight-year-old has their full backing. "We just want him to live his dream and be proud of whatever he has achieved," said Vic a Philippine Golf Association of the Philippines member. Sean beating 13 other bets in his division to win the U.S. Kids Golf World Championship Qualifier International last May 15 to 17 is another proud moment for their family. The Don Bosco Technical College third grader earned a qualifying spot for the 2013 tournament to be held at the Dr. Leroy Culver and John Dunn Tucker-designed layout from July 29 to August 5 at Pinehurst No. 1 at the Pinehurst Resort in North Carolina. Granada is aiming to join the list of five-time winners Dottie Ardina, Clare ...
We don't depend on one individual player alone to win us games. Kent Cruz San Sebastian coach Topex Robinson believes having no superstar player on their roster for the 89th National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) season is working to their advantage. "What's special with this team is we don't depend on one individual player alone to win us games. It is a collective effort," said Robinson after his Golden Stags escaped with a 78-76 win over a powerhouse Arellano University side on Thursday. On Paper, the Chiefs have the edge after finishing a strong second in Group A of the Filoil Flying V Preseason Hanes Premier Cup with a 6-2 card even beating three-time NCAA champion San Beda in the elimination round. Arellano made it to the quarterfinals stage of the said preseason tournament but the University of Santo Tomas Tigers quashed the Chiefs' hopes of entering the semis. The Chiefs even have a much-experienced lineup composed of P...
Ingrid MacColl, Megan Gallagher's mother, holds back her tears when their family talks with reporters on Friday night, Oct. 17, outside the Court of King's Bench. SASKATOON — Gasps and silent cries from relatives and friends of the late Megan Gallagher filled the courtroom’s gallery when they heard the Clerk of Court reading the 12-member jury’s guilty verdict on Roderick William Sutherland , on Friday afternoon, Oct. 17, thus ending their three-year quest for justice. Sutherland was the last of the nine persons accused who was found guilty in connection with the murder of Gallagher, who was last seen alive on Sept. 20, 2020, based on CCTV footage of a convenience store on Diefenbaker Drive. Sutherland, wearing a three-piece black suit and sitting behind his defence lawyers, stared straight with a serious face when the verdict was being read. He later looked at each of the 12 jurors as they were asked, one at a time, by the Court Clerk about their decision. The prosecution sai...
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