Young Filipinas power PH women’s football surge at SEA Games
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A rising group of Filipina standouts is driving the national women’s football team’s SEA Games push, highlighted by breakout scorer Mallie Ramirez.
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PH U22 chases first SEA Games football medal in 34 years after historic semifinals breakthrough
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The Philippine U22 squad is through to the SEA Games semifinals for the first time since 1991 and now aims to end the drought with a long-awaited medal run.
Eala boosts PH tennis squad as SEA Games campaign opens in Bangkok
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Alex Eala’s return to the Southeast Asian Games injects momentum into Team Philippines as the tennis competition opens on Wednesday, Dec. 10, in Bangkok.
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Tolentino confirms Obiena and PH athletics team to miss SEA Games opening parade
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Philippine Olympic Committee president Abraham Tolentino says the entire athletics delegation, including pole vaulter EJ Obiena, will miss the SEA Games opening parade due to tightened royal security in Bangkok.
Tolentino steps aside as Team Philippines prepares for SEAG opening march
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POC President Abraham Tolentino will not join the parade at the Southeast Asian Games opening ceremonies, saying the night should spotlight the athletes of Team Philippines.
Lhey Marie Manginsay to carry Philippine flag at 2025 Asian Youth Para Games
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Para table tennis standout Lhey Marie Manginsay will lead Team Philippines as flag bearer in the 2025 Asian Youth Para Games in Dubai, representing the hopes of Filipino para athletes.
Gregorio targets top four finish for Team Philippines in SEAG
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PSC chairman Patrick Gregorio believes Team Philippines can climb into the top four of the Southeast Asian Games medal tally as the delegation prepares for the opening ceremony in Bangkok.
Tolentino confident Gilas can defend SEAG crown without naturalized players
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