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PH jins ready for Wuxi action

Manila Bulletin

October 21, 2025

A lean but mean SMART/MVPSF Philippine team - five male and six female jins - will have a big mission to accomplish when it vies in the World Taekwondo Championships from Oct. 24 to 30 in Wuxi, China.

MEMBERS of the SMART-MVPSF PH taekwondo team are (standing from left) Aljen Aynaga, Kenneth Riley Buenavides, Christian Al Dela Cruz (coach), Raul Samson (Head of Team), Roberto Cruz(Coach), Kurt Bryan Barbosa, Dave Cea, Nusair Lao. Kneeling are (from left) Czarina Mae Danganan, Tachiana Keizah Mangin, Laila Delo, Clarence Sarza, Baby Jessica Canabal, Merica Lillyn Chan.

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