ARANETA COLISEUM, QUEZON CITY – The National University Bulldogs stay one step ahead of the UE Red Warriors in the race for after overpowering the...
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Cyrus Tabi canned two free throws with 4.6 seconds left as the Quezon Huskers survived Binan Tatak Gel’s furious rally to prevail, 69-68, on...
Long may she reign indeed, as Far Eastern University extended its dominance in the UAAP women’s football division for an unprecedented fifth consecutive season....
University of Santo Tomas dominated the opening day of the UAAP Season 89 High School Table Tennis doubles event, sending both its boys’ and...
Team event champions University of Santo Tomas and Far Eastern University continued to build momentum toward the men’s and women’s overall titles, respectively, after...
ARANETA COLISEUM, QUEZON CITY – The National University Bulldogs stay one step ahead of the UE Red Warriors in the race for after overpowering the...
ARANETA COLISEUM, QUEZON CITY – The University of the East Red Warriors live to die another day, after outlasting the De La Salle University Green Archers,...
It was a long day for the Ateneo Blue Jins. This was their 3rd series for the day, first two against perennial contenders DLSU...
The De La Salle University lady jin end their day on a high note, edging out the undermanned National University. Alyssa Bonifacio, Leigh Nuguid,...
With the series tied at 3-apiece, it was Heavyweight Cedrick Perez securing the win over John Michael Agno to give the UST Tiger Jins...
The University of the Philippines closed out their day with another dominating victory. This time they edge out the Far Eastern University jins, 6-1....
The Ateneo de Manila University lady jins bounced back from their loss earlier in the day by upsetting the University of Santo Tomas, 4-3....
Last season’s Most Valuable Player Kevin Sia and Gerry del Rosario took to the mats to replace Kirk Barbosa and Karl de los Santos...
The work put in the Taekwondo program of the National University has come a long way. NU, coming from last year’s disappointing 7th place...