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“The goal is to compete.” That is the national team’s realistic goal as they are about to take part in the 2016 FIBA Asia...
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Veejay Pre showed no signs of fatigue, scoring all seven of University of the Philippines’ points in the second overtime to help the Fighting...
By: Nicole Parallag Rae Tolentino’s crucial goal helped Ateneo de Manila University move closer to the UAAP Season 89 Collegiate Women’s Football Final Four,...
Adamson University ended its decade-long drought, securing its first UAAP Women’s Badminton Team Event Final Four appearance in 17 years, with rookies Mary Destiny...
By: Joaquin Cortez University of Santo Tomas used a strong second half to beat De La Salle University, 83-62, and move closer to a...
“The goal is to compete.” That is the national team’s realistic goal as they are about to take part in the 2016 FIBA Asia...
The status of Philippine volleyball was plain to see in Foton’s tilt against Japanese club NEC Red Rockets in the AVC Asian Women’s Club...
Perhaps the first truly national professional league since the defunct Metropolitan Basketball Association, the Philippines Football League was formally introduced in a Final Briefing...
The Colegio de San Juan de Letran Knights stay alive! The defending NCAA champions were able to keep the University of Perpetual Help System...
Foton Pilipinas got a healthy helping of top-caliber international competition, falling to Japanese club NEC Red Rockets in straight sets 13-25, 7-25, in the...
Jiovani Jalalon made his parents’ trip to Manila worth it. With the Arellano University Chiefs down 67-64 against the Lyceum Pirates, the Cagayan de...
The Heavy Bombers continue to have the Red Lions’ number. After handing the San Beda College Red Lions its first loss of the season,...
The Bus Driver did not allow his team to lose back-to-back games. The Arellano University Chiefs relied on the hot hands of Jio Jalalon...
From the outside, transferring from the men’s team to the women’s team seems like a demotion from the ranks. But for former Adamson Soaring...