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University of the Philippines rallied in the fourth quarter behind Veejay Pre, Noy Remogat, and Dikachi Ududo to escape Adamson University, 69-67, and claim...
Chelsea Maguad came off the bench to deliver a dream start to the second round of the UAAP Season 89 Collegiate Women’s Football Tournament,...
By: Joaqui Cortez Dwyane Wade may have walked away from the NBA, but his passion for basketball continues to bring him back to the...
University of Santo Tomas and National University have faced off in the Finals of the last three UAAP women’s basketball tournaments, establishing one of...
From barely making it to the main draw to standing atop the world. Unheralded Jonas Magpantay shocked the entire field — and even himself...
Alas Pilipinas Girls stood their ground and fended off a taller Iranian squad, 25-21, 25-22, 25-22, to advance to the next round of the...
Noel Kampton couldn’t help but soak in the moment on Sunday night — not just because of the high-stakes rivalry between Criss Cross and...
Balancing life as a Spikers’ Turf athlete while serving as an assistant coach for both Akari and the Far Eastern University women’s volleyball team...
By: Justine Anne Gaerlan Adamson University extended its unbeaten streak to at eight in the UAAP Season 88 High School Girls’ Volleyball Tournament with...
Far Eastern University-Diliman snapped University of the East’s four-match winning streak with a marathon 25-20, 22-25, 26-28, 25-18, 16-14 victory to gain solo second...
Mark Esperanza was supposed to be the face of the new era in San Sebastian basketball. The 5-foot-11 floor general from Marikina was widely...
ANTIPOLO – Winning just twice in their first five games of PBA Season 50 isn’t an ideal start for Ginebra, but Tim Cone knows...
When the league’s most explosive rivalry lit up the Filoil EcoOil Centre on Sunday night, Adrian Villados stood at the center of it all...