Imus City Meet: Dogol-dogol’s ‘fightback’ falls short, misses Regional slot

Kurt Cobain Dogol-gogol vowed to redeem himself after his first loss, 11-4, 13-11 in the City Meet Table Tennis Singles A Boys to Roland Hechanova of Bayan Luma 2 held at Imus Pilot Elementary School on August 20. But on their next and final encounter, Dogol-dogol’s valiant effort bore no fruition, 11-7, 11-9 as he succumbed to Hechanova’s quick counters and on-point paddlings.

“Babawi na lang ako next year. Grade 4 pa lang naman ako. Natalo ko na nga sya sa Game 2 eh,” promised the Uno paddler in an interview. Dogol-dogol’s successful first encounter with Hechanova, 10-12, 13-15 gave the Alapeño his much-needed confidence for a comeback bid.

“Kurt showed a very promising game. Next year he’ll be a stronger competitor. Hard work lang. I always tell my athletes ‘Hard work works better than luck’,” said Ariel Espartero, Covain’s coach. Dogol-dogol short stature may not have hindered his paddling prowess but this proved insufficient as his 3-2 record fell short for a Regional Sports Competition slot. 

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