PH bowling community mourns death of ex-national team bowler | Inquirer Sports

PH bowling community mourns death of ex-national team bowler

By: - Reporter / @MarkGiongcoINQ
/ 11:36 AM January 12, 2019

Bowling champion Angelo Constantino (left) with World Cup of Bowling champion Paeng Nepomuceno. (Photo from Angelo Constantino Facebook account)

The Philippine Bowling Federation mourned the death of Angelo Nathaniel Constantino, a bowling coach and gold medalist, who was killed in a shooting incident on Friday.

“Our heartfelt condolences go out to the Constantino family. The bowling community will surely miss the presence of a truly dedicated coach, athlete and champion. God rest his soul,” the federation wrote on its Facebook page Friday.

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Constantino, who won the gold in the 1992 World Youth Championship in Venezuela, was shot dead inside a bowling center in Greenhills, San Juan City.

READ: Gold medalist bowler shot dead inside bowling center

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According to police, a masked man clad in a blue shirt and denim shorts, fired several gunshots at Constantino, who was inside the E-Lanes Bowling Center, where he works as manager.

Constantino died as he was rushed to a nearby hospital.

The killer and an accomplice managed to escape on a yellow scooter.

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