Capadocia blanks Nepalese netter | Inquirer Sports

Capadocia blanks Nepalese netter

By: - Editor / @RLuarcaINQ
/ 05:08 AM August 22, 2017

TAIPEI—Marian Jade Capadocia displayed a stronger all-around game as she blanked Nepal’s Kripa Sharma, 6-0, 6-0, Monday and cruised to the third round of tennis competitions in the 29th World University Games here.

Reaping the benefits of a three-month training in Amsterdam, Capadocia proved too strong for Sharma who was held to just five points and self-destructed with 10 double faults at Taipei Tennis Center.

The 21-year-old Capadocia will tangle with Mexico’s Victoria Rodriguez, seeded second, in the third round Tuesday.

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Another Filipino, Sharyl de los Santos, drew a first round bye and advanced against Lebanon’s El Khouri Ata in a match being played at presstime.

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It was another story in men’s play, however, as Jeleardo Amazona and Wilmer Sabas both crashed out of the first round.

Amazona lost to Mexico’s Alonso Delgado, 6-2, 6-1, while Sabas bowed to France’s Lucas Poullan, 6-0, 6-1.

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The archers also headed to the exits in the round of 24 of the women’s recurve individual.

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Meanwhile, Jaime Mejia of the athletics contingent was confined at a hospital here due to dengue.

The 130-strong Team Philippines here is being supported by San Miguel Corporation, Bdestank and Garfield Sportswear.

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