Abraham “Bambol” Tolentino unveils his “Working Team” for the Philippine Olympic Committee elections on November 29, highlighting achievements and goals for Philippine sports.
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Indigenous Peoples Games: A step toward institutionalization in General Santos City
Discover the highlights of the Indigenous Peoples Games in General Santos City, where traditional sports unite eight tribes in a vibrant celebration of culture. With plans for institutionalization, this annual tournament aims to preserve indigenous heritage and foster community pride among the next generation.
FIBA Asia Cup 2025: Brand unveiling marks milestone in countdown to Jeddah’s prestigious tournament
Discover the official brand unveiling of the FIBA Asia Cup 2025, set to take place in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, from August 5 to August 17. The logo, inspired by the traditional Ardah dance, celebrates the blend of Saudi culture and basketball excellence. Join us as we countdown to this prestigious tournament and explore the path to the championship with key qualification dates.
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La Salle-EcoOil dominates Martelli Meats in Spikers’ Turf Debut: 3-set sweep highlights power and defense
La Salle-EcoOil Green Oilers secured a commanding 3-set victory (25-21, 25-20, 25-13) over Martelli Meats in their Spikers’ Turf debut, showcasing a well-rounded roster, reinforced lineup, and superior net defense.
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PH Athletes gear up for 2025 Thailand SEA Games with time to prepare – POC President
Philippine Olympic Committee president Abraham Tolentino assures that Filipino athletes have sufficient time to prepare for the 2025 Southeast Asian Games in Thailand. With over 580 events across 50 sports, the Philippines aims for a strong performance following Olympic success.
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Lee Chieh-po clinches first Asian Tour victory at International Series Thailand with dramatic finish
Lee Chieh-po secures his first Asian Tour win at the International Series Thailand, overtaking Peter Uihlein with a dramatic birdie finish. Read about the thrilling final round, standout performances, and upcoming events.
General Santos City Shines in 2024 Indigenous People’s Games: Celebrating Culture and Athleticism
General Santos City and Malungon win the first gold medals in the 2024 Indigenous People’s Games – Mindanao leg, showcasing cultural heritage and athleticism through traditional sports competitions.
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ONE Championship: First Homegrown Filipina Muay Thai Fighter Ready to Shine
Islay Erika Bomogao, the Philippines’ first homegrown Muay Thai fighter, is set to debut in ONE Championship at ONE Friday Fights 86. Discover how the SEA Games gold medalist is preparing to make history on November 8 in Bangkok
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2024 Asian Senior Beach Volleyball Championships Set for November 5 in Nuvali
The 2024 Asian Senior Beach Volleyball Championships kick off on November 5 at Nuvali Sand Courts, featuring top teams from Asia battling for glory. Discover who’s competing and what to expect.
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Lindh, Morgan, and Antcliff lead with 63s at International Series Thailand
Charlie Lindh, Jed Morgan, and Maverick Antcliff took the first-round lead at the International Series Thailand with seven-under-par 63s.