The Philippine Sports Hall of Fame will welcome its fifth batch of inductees on May 20 at Rizal Memorial Coliseum, honoring Filipino athletes and coaches who have achieved excellence in regional, continental, and global competitions.
Choco Mucho survives scare, forces knockout clash behind Rondina heroics
Choco Mucho overcame a tense 21-25, 25-22, 13-25, 25-11, 15-11 victory over ZUS Coffee Thunderbelles in a do-or-die match, with Sisi Rondina and Maddie Madayag leading the charge in the Premier Volleyball League All-Filipino Conference.
Savouge clinches no. 2 with authority, VNS still winless
Savouge defeated VNS Always Bright Laticrete in straight sets to clinch solo second place in the 2026 Spikers’ Turf Open Conference, showcasing depth and strategic rotations ahead of the semifinals.
Pettis faces unbeaten McKee as PFL Chicago card stacks up with rising threats
The Professional Fighters League has unveiled the complete fight card for PFL Chicago, featuring Sergio Pettis vs. Mitch McKee in the main event and several key matchups across bantamweight, middleweight, featherweight, and women’s flyweight divisions.
Galeries Tower survives collapse, knocks out Capital1 in PVL play-In
Galeries Tower pulled off the All-Filipino Conference’s most remarkable comeback, defeating Capital1 Solar Spikers to stay alive in the PVL Play-In stage.
‘It is heartbreaking’: Loman, Zamboanga stand with Filipinos in Middle East
Stephen Loman and Drex Zamboanga share messages of concern and hope for Filipinos in Bahrain and across the Middle East amid rising tensions.
Eala exits Miami Open, bows to Muchová
Alex Eala’s Miami Open run ends in the Round of 16, but her continued rise highlights her growing presence on the WTA Tour.
Bugaoan shines, nabs Player of the Week honors
JP Bugaoan delivers back-to-back strong performances to lead Savouge back on track and secure Player of the Week honors in the Spikers’ Turf Open Conference.
PH stages ACC Track Cycling Championships after 30 years
The Philippines hosts the ACC Track Cycling Championships for the first time in three decades, drawing over 600 athletes from across Asia.
Lady Tamaraws flip script on NU with gutsy five-set comeback win
Far Eastern University survived a marathon five-set battle against National University to move into a tie for second place in the UAAP Season 88 women’s volleyball tournament.





