PHL men’s curling team a win away from semifinals

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PHL men’s curling team a win away from semifinals - Business Mirror

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Harbin, China—The Philippine men’s curling team beat Chinese-Taipei, 11-3, on Wednesday in the 9th Asian Winter Games at the Pingfang Curling Arena.

The 19-year-old Limketkai had a technical element score of 24.07 and a program component tally of 22.21 in assembling 45.28 points while Frank compiled 43.55 on the strength of 21.21 in her TES and 22.34 in the PCS.

Rabe also finished last at sixth spot in the freeski slopestyle event.