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Charlie Ratcliff’s quick finish in Bahrain gave the Philippines its second gold medal at the Asian Youth Games, highlighting the team’s growing momentum across multiple sports.
A new generation of Filipino pickleball athletes has officially been introduced as The Pickle Yard launches Team Philippines, marking a key milestone in the sport’s growth nationwide.
Filipino athletes end the 2025 World Games with two silver and two bronze medals, showcasing grit, potential, and hope for future competitions.
GoTyme Bank partners with five standout Filipino athletes in a campaign that celebrates trust, grit, and the power of having a team you can bank on.
The Philippine Dragon Boat Federation secures a silver medal at the 2025 Sun Life Hong Kong International Dragon Boat Races, marking their third consecutive podium finish and showcasing the enduring spirit of Filipino athletes.
Padel Pilipinas celebrates a major victory as LA Cañizares and Tao Yee Tan clinch the Pro Mix Championship at the APPT Kuala Lumpur Open, showcasing Filipino excellence on the international padel stage.
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Team Philippines is making history at the Ninth Asian Winter Games in Harbin! With speed skater Peter Groseclose and curling athlete Kathleen Dubberstein leading the charge, the Filipino contingent is off to a strong start, aiming for a podium finish in multiple events. Can they bring home the country’s first-ever winter sports medal?
The Philippines is sending its largest contingent yet to the Asian Winter Games in Harbin, China, with a 20-athlete team competing in six disciplines. The Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) hopes this participation sets the stage for the country’s first-ever Winter Olympics medal in Milan-Cortina 2026.
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Elizabeth Bayla, a 56-year-old archer from Baguio City, clinched the gold medal in the women’s compound open division at the 8th Philippine National Para Games. Facing off against Paralympian Agustina Bantiloc, Bayla’s victory underscores her pursuit of a spot in the 2028 Los Angeles Paralympics.
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The Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) earned high praise from lawmakers for the country’s record-breaking achievements in the Paris 2024 Olympics, where Filipino athletes secured two gold and two bronze medals. With a renewed budget, the PSC aims to enhance infrastructure and support future athletic endeavors.