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In beating Australia, 85-64, in the semifinals, the American women’s team registered their 60th consecutive victory dating back to the 1992 Barcelona Olympics (bronze medal).
Multi-awarded broadcast journalist and highly popular for being a true public servant, ACT-CIS Congressman Erwin Tulfo joined the bandwagon of prominent personalities in hailing the huge successes in Paris of the newest Philippine sporting hero Carlos Edriel Yulo.
If have magical powers,I will create a monument for history-making Carlos “His Airness” Yulo. The gigantic Yulo didn’t just make us proud but opened the eyes of the world to our talent and capability to take center stage in the world of sports. Caloy is Maharlika.
The Brazil-born Schmidt racked up 1,093 points in 38 Olympic games.
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Around 10,500 athletes from 206 countries will be strutting their stuff in the Paris Olympics from July 26 to August 11.
Unknown to many, men’s basketball was played in the Summer Olympics long before the sport became an official medal-winning event during the 1936 Games in Berlin, Germany.
Chino, known for calling a spade a spade in the topsy-turvy world of Philippine sports, asked me to meet him as soon as possible to speak out my mind regarding the latest happenings in the world of sports.
Diana Lorena Taurasi, the all-time leading scorer in WNBA history out of the Phoenix Mercury, is seeking to extend her glittering Olympic women’s basketball record of consecutive gold medals to six when the United States seeks an eighth successive gold in the Paris Olympics
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Rosalio “Yoyong” Martires fought until his last breath for as long as he could. The illness happened after a provincial trip. He was given all the medical attention possible but complications on his pneumonia were too much to handle for the Filipino Olympian, comedian, basketball player and politician.
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THE news of Yuka Saso winning the US Open for the second time was heard round the sporting world.