Chiongbian brothers shine in SuperTriKids | Inquirer News

Chiongbian brothers shine in SuperTriKids

/ 07:10 AM April 01, 2012

THE CHIONGBIAN brothers, Frederick and Justin, put up a strong showing in yesterday’s 2012 Century Tuna SuperTriKids at the Plantation Bay Resort and Spa.

Frederick Albert Yuan Chiongbian clinched the first place in the 11-12 years-old category.

Frederick conquered the 200-meter swim, 4-kilometer bike and 1-kilometer run in 21 minutes and 29 seconds.

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His older brother Justin Liam finished second to Philippine training pool member Sixto Lalanto in the 13-15 category.

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The category required a 300m swim, 8km bike and 2km run.

Justin finished three minutes clear of Lalanto with his 33:19.

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Lalanto, a Youth Olympic Games qualifier, crossed the finish line in 30:7.

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Finishing runners-up to Frederick were Craig Joshua Uy (24:18) and Rafael Tan (25:37).

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Completing the top 3 in the 13-15 category is Jezreel Tan (38.05).

Dominating the 7-8 years-old category was Syrah Ruth. She completed the 50m swim, 1K bike and 200m run in 6:44.

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The 9-10 years-old category was ruled by Aldrich Etienne Alvez with a time of 19:26. The course consisted of a 100m swim, 2k bike and 400m run.

The 6-under title went to Xeemon Sage Cuyos, who had a time of 8:35.  /CORRESPONDENT MARS G. ALISON

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