After blowing a 2-0 lead in the first half, the Palestine Football Team would go on to trample the Chinese-Taipei Football team in extra...
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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...
After blowing a 2-0 lead in the first half, the Palestine Football Team would go on to trample the Chinese-Taipei Football team in extra...
Fighting for their playoff lives, the undermanned UST Growling Tigers fought defending UAAP champions De La Salle University tooth and claw for 40 minutes,...
After barely squeaking by UP, the Ateneo Blue Eagles looked to wrap a Final Four berth against the cellar-dwelling Adamson Soaring Falcons. The winless...
Under the stinging rays of the noon sun, Kim Fajardo and Cyd Demecillo finally figured out the devastating Thomasinas and forced a third game...
The Ateneo de Manila University Lady Eagles dashed the University Santo Tomas Growling Tigresses’ campaign for a spot in the semi-finals after overpowering the...
After remaining dormant for the whole game, Kris Roy Guzman let out a four point outburst late in the second set that helped the...
The UST Tigresses are one win away from sweeping the UAAP Women’s Beach Volleyball Tournament as they took down the DLSU Lady Spikers, 21-15,...
After trading the first two sets, the NU Bulldogs pulled through behind an epic performance from Edwin “Toyo” Tolentino and took Game one of...
The Adamson University Lady Falcons kept their hopes for a spot in the final four alive after trouncing the win-hungry University of the East...