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Peter Militante and Olin Seno shared the spotlight in the recent last quarter tournament of Club Filipino Inc. de Cebu played at their golf course in Pulangyuta, Danao City.
The two mainstays of the club’s PAL team bagged the lowest net and lowest gross honors of the 18-hole strokeplay event.
Militante fired a gross 84 and finished with a net score of 67 then beat Chandaran Rama in the countback to bag the honors.
Seno, a Mandaue City councilor on weekdays and an avid golfer on weekends, fired a gross score of 77 to win the award.
Hospicio Razon bagged the top honors for class A with a net score of 70 off a gross 79. First runner-up was David Jarman with 79 while Benjie Hortelano was second runner-up with 87.
Rama, who missed the overall net title by a whisker, settled for the class B title with his 67. First runner-up was Paolo Alberto with 69 while Kenneth Robin settled for second runner-up with 71.
Efren Palugod ruled class C with a net score of 73 off a gross 95. He was followed by Boboy Arevalo with 75 and lawyer Dindo Perez with 77 strokes.
Glenn Mayam topped the guest division with a net score of 69 strokes. First runner-up was Bernie Manundan with 70 edging Danny Aguas, who settled for the second runner-up honors, in the countback.

Nimrod Quinones
Nimrod Lebumfacil Quiñones is a veteran sports journalist based in Cebu. He started as a
correspondent for the sports section of The Freeman in 1989 while he was still in college and
became the assistant sports editor a year after.
In 1993, he took over as sports editor of the paper, which he held until 2004 when he moved to
the business process outsourcing sector for a few months.
In 2005, he returned to The Freeman as managing editor, but continued to write a sports column
until he moved to Alta Vista Golf and Country Club to serve as its general manager in September
1, 2012.
As an athlete, he played football and volleyball for his school team and represented Cebu in
various national and regional judo tournaments. The author is also a sportsman, who currently
sits as director in the board of the Cebu Volleyball Association (CEVA) and the Cebu Football
Association (CFA).
He is also the longest-serving commissioner of the Cebu City Sports Commission (CCSC)
having been appointed to the position by Mayor Alvin Garcia in 1998, then by Mayor Tomas
Osmeña in 2001 until 2010, and in 2010 to 2013 by Mayor Michael Rama.
He is also currently the acting president of the Cebu Chapter of the Philippine Judo Federation
and a holder of a 1st
Arts Association.
For fun, the author dabbles in golf, biking, pistol shooting, and photography.
dan blackbelt. The author is also a life member of the United States Martial
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