CEBU CITY, Philippines — “Savings for the future.” This is the common reply of some of the Cebuano gold medalists who will be receiving huge amounts of cash incentives for their performance in the recently held 30th Southeast Asian Games (SEAG). Wilbert Aunzo, who together with his long-time dancesport partner Pearl Marie Cañeda accounted for […]
Cebu City athletes who clinched medals in the 30th Southeast Asian Games pose with Cebu City Mayor Edgardo Labella on Monday, December 16, 2019. They are Wilbert Aunzo, Pearl Marie Cañeda, Lois Kaye “LK” Go, Mary Joy Tabal, and Margielyn Didal. The athletes were commended for their performances in the biennial meet.
President Rodrigo Roa Duterte has also announced that a SEAG gold medal is worth P250,000 from the Office of the President. Dela Pisa said that she would also be saving her cash incentive for her future upon the advice of her mother Darlene, who is her first coach.
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