POC names new deputy CDMs

Alvin Aguilar is chosen as one of the deputy chef of missions to the Hangzhou Asian Games. (Photo from Alvin Aguilar's FB)

Alvin Aguilar is chosen as one of the deputy chef of missions to the Hangzhou Asian Games. (Photo from Alvin Aguilar's FB)

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Wrestling's Alvin Aguilar and volleyball's Donaldo Caringal have been named as deputy chefs of mission to the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, China, the Philippine Olympic Committee said yesterday.
POC president made the announcement of Aguilar, who heads the Wrestling Association of the Philippines, and Caringal, secretary general of the Philippine National Volleyball Federation, last Tuesday.
Tolentino said the two additional slots for deputy CDM was offered to the POC by the Hangzhou Asian Games Organizing Committee.
They join sepak takraw head Karen Tanchanco-Caballero and ice skating chief Nikki Cheng of as deputies to chef de mission Rep. Richard Gomez of fencing and modern pentathlon.
"The task of the CDM's office in Hangzhou is not an easy one, considering the size of our delegation and the competition venues," Tolentino said.
Team Philippines is composed of 395 athletes who will compete in 37 sports in the Asian Games.
Hangzhou, the third Chinese city to host the games after Beijing (1990) and Guangzhou (2010), is hosting 37 sports with the competitions spread over 44 venues primarily at the Hangzhou Olympic Sports Expo Center and in Deqing, Jinhua, Ningbo, Shaoxing and Wenzhou.