The Philippine Olympic Committee has inducted floorball, sport climbing, lacrosse, mixed martial arts, teqball and kabaddi as new regular members. Their…
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Anything can still happen. But that’s what the UAAP is all about this season. It’s For Everyone.
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The Philippines’ 11th-place finish among 66 countries at the 2026 Pickleball World Cup in Vietnam, highlighted by four silver and two bronze medals,…
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The film Edjop prompts reflections on activism, sports and social change, exploring how athletes have used their platforms to speak out on issues of justice,…
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Gilas Pilipinas’ Asian Games debacle exposes deeper governance and planning issues, highlighting the need for better player availability, preparation and…
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The Philippines enters the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games with a broader medal base, with five to seven golds seen as a realistic target led by Carlos Yulo, EJ…
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Ateneo de Manila University has been cleared to compete in UAAP Season 89, but a separate CHEd investigation into student welfare, off-campus activities and…
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Sports diplomacy can help the Philippines strengthen international relations, tourism and economic development by leveraging its sporting strengths while…
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A proposal to establish a Philippine sports university argues that the University of the Philippines already has the legal mandate, academic expertise, and…
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Manuel V. Pangilinan turned 80 on 14 July, and beyond being a telecom-and-infrastructure tycoon, he’s become the “MVP” of Philippine sports — owning three PBA…
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