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LA Tenorio finally got his first game out of the way, but the newly appointed Magnolia head coach could hardly feel any sense of...
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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...
LA Tenorio finally got his first game out of the way, but the newly appointed Magnolia head coach could hardly feel any sense of...
Even RJ Abarrientos couldn’t help but make fun of his odd situation after winning the second Rookie of the Year award of his young...
Javi Gomez de Liano will always remember his last game for Terrafirma. Back on May 15, 2024, the 6-foot-4 winger dropped 23 points in...
Tim Cone was clearly in no mood to be sentimental after LA Tenorio began his PBA coaching journey triumphantly — against his ex-team. The...
De La Salle University entered UAAP Season 88 with high expectations, touted as one of the favorites to challenge defending champion University of the...
Shawn Tuano emerged as the unexpected hero for Ateneo de Manila University, delivering key fourth-quarter plays that stifled a furious late rally by De...
Ateneo de Manila University romped past De La Salle University, taking a 77-58 victory to remain undefeated in the UAAP Season 88 Women’s Basketball...
Kymani Ladi and Dom Escobar were grateful for the opportunity to shine in front of a passionate Ateneo de Manila University crowd as the...
Mason Amos knew the boos were coming. Stepping onto the court for the first edition of UAAP Season 88’s Ateneo-La Salle clash, the 6-foot-7...