Manginsay bags natl para games table tennis gold

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ZAMBOANGA Sibugay’s Lhey Manginsay won a women’s singles table tennis gold medal at the expense of a national team mainstay just moments before the curtains went down on the Eighth Philippine National Para Games on Thursday at the Ninoy Aquino Stadium.

Pasig City, meanwhile, emerged as the provisional overall champion with 39 gold medal, 27 silver and 28 bronze medals, followed by Philippine National School for the Blind-Pasay City with 20-16-12 (gold-silver-bronze) tally and Davao City with 17-9-6.Blazers look to seal No.

Observers said Manginsay plays like the late Paralympian Josephine Medina, who clinched a bronze medal Rio De Janeiro Paralympic Games in 2016.“It’s an honor to be compared to her and I will do my best to achieve more awards,’’ said Manginsay, whose right arm became immobile since breaking her elbow after she fell from a hanging bridge in 2019.