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The back-to-back UAAP Streetdance Competition champions La Salle Dance Company—Street regained the title, their third overall, as they bested six other crews, Saturday afternoon...
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Adamson University claimed the silver medal after finishing with a 5-1 record in the fifth Asian Universities Women’s Softball Asia Cup on Monday. The...
Despite not being selected by Asian Games local organizers to compete in Aichi-Nagoya, four Filipino table tennis players are headed to the world stage....
Alex Eala made a strong start to her 2026 Toray Pan Pacific Open campaign, sweeping British wildcard Mika Stojsavljevic, 6-1, 6-2, to advance to...
University of the Philippines will take its brand of collegiate basketball beyond the local scene, joining 11 other universities in the Eastern Conference of...
The back-to-back UAAP Streetdance Competition champions La Salle Dance Company—Street regained the title, their third overall, as they bested six other crews, Saturday afternoon...
Coming from a heartbreaking loss last Thursday against Pocari Sweat, the Bali Pure Water Defenders leaned on their imports to bury the Philippine Air...
Change has finally come for the NLEX Road Warriors in early May, as the franchise was involved in two big trades in a span...
Duke Crews returned to Rain or Shine Friday night, and provided some immediate impact to help the Elasto Painters earn their biggest win yet...
After a see-saw start to the Premier Volleyball League Reinforced Conference, the Perlas Spikers have finally scored two straight wins, nixing the Power Smashers...
The Air Force Airmen have extended their dominance over the Cignal HD Spikers for the third straight conference. Air Force stopped Cignal’s undefeated run...
Friday night’s PBA gameday at the Cuneta Astrodome showcased a marquee match-up in the main event, as the Rain or Shine Elasto Painters went up...
For months now, the NLEX Road Warriors have yet to feel how it’s like to win. They are now 0-9 in the 2017 Commissioner’s...
For nearly two weeks, Edina Selimovic and Michelle Strizak were the Pocari Sweat Lady Warriors’ tallest cheerleaders. They weren’t supposed to be just sitting...