MILO Sports is walking the extra mile to make sure that its programs involving close to 20 sports will continue to reach, accommodate and benefit as many athletes, particularly the young ones. “Our approach is that we are moving with the times,” said MILO Sports head Carlo Sampan during the Philippine Sportswriters Association Forum at the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex …
Read More »Games & Gaming
New faces, new teams in PVL
THREE new teams are ready to challenge the order while new players are ready for their next journey. Definitely, the game has changed. “We can safely say that this upcoming Invitational Conference of the Premier Volleyball League is the biggest local volleyball tournament the country will ever see for now. Safe to say, the best of the best in Philippine volleyball is now …
Read More »IM Datu to hold chess clinic at ERJHS
The ERJHS Alumni Sports Club will hold the “Learn & Play Chess” with International Master Idel Datu, FIDE Instructor Chiara Reina Lim-Datu and FIDE Arbiter Rudy Ibañez on Friday, June 30 at the ERJHS along Mayon Ave., Quezon City. The two-part activity will include a chess clinic for students from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m with Datu, also a certified …
Read More »FL Liza Marcos to make ceremonial serve in VNL
First Lady Liza Araneta Marcos will make the ceremonial first serve to open the Volleyball Nations League (VNL) Men’s Week 3 Pasay City leg on July 4 at the SM Mall of Asia Arena. Mrs. Marcos will make the serve before the 7 p.m. match between world No. 7 Japan and No. 25 China on opening day at the SM …
Read More »FEU, Lyceum clash in Mayor Asis Cup opener
By Robert Andaya Games Tuesday:4 p.m. – All-Star Coaches vs LGU Bayugan6:30 p.m. – Bustamante Construction – Adamson vs Wingbe Apartelle & Adbio Medica OPC All-star8 p.m. – ARQ Builders-FEU vs Vincare Pharma-Lyceum Defending champion ARQ Builders-Far Eastern University opens its title-retention bid against Vincare Pharma-Lyceum of the Philippines University at the start of the Mayor Kirk Asis Open Invitational …
Read More »Team PH earns PSA nod for May
The country’s 840-strong contingent to the 32nd Southeast Asian Games in Cambodia made it a bountiful month of May for Philippine sports. The SEAG bets collared 58 golds, 85 silvers and 117 bronzes – with meet records to boot – in the 12-day joust in Phnom Penh to earn the Philippine Sportswriters Association’s nod as the top achievers for the fifth …
Read More »FEU to defend title in Mayor Asis cagefest
By Robert Andaya Far Eastern University will defend its title in the Mayor Kirk Asis Open basketball scheduled June 26-29 in Bayugan City in Agusan del Sur. Venue of the four-day competition sponsored by Bayugan Mayor Kirk Asis and Vice Mayor Kim Lope Asis and organized by Van Halen Parmis is the Lope Asis Memorial gymnasium. Also competing are UAAP …
Read More »PCAP Inter-School chessfest set July 8
Chess takes center stage when the Professional Chess Association of the Philippines (PCAP) Inter-School chess championship comes off the wraps on July 8, 9, 15 and 16. PCAP president-commissioner Atty. Paul Elauria said top universities and colleges are expected to participate in the four-day competition being held as part of the International Chess Day celebrations on July 20. “We expect to see the best and …
Read More »World champion Italy, 7 others in VNL
By Robert Andaya Expect volleyball fireworks starting the fourth of July as world champion Italy and seven other countries take the floor for the 2023 Volleyball Nations League (VNL) at the Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay. The seven other countries in the event scheduled July 4-9 are 2022 world championship runner-up Poland, 2016 Rio Olympics gold medalist Brazil, world No.8 Japan, No. 9 …
Read More »World-class experience awaits Filipino fans in FIBA World Cup
By Robert Andaya The event: the 9th FIBA World Basketball Championship. The date: October 1-14, 1978. The venues: Araneta Coliseum in Quezon City and Rizal Memorial Coliseum in Manila. President Ferdinand Edralin Marcos formally declared the opening of the 14-nation basketball showcase. Yugoslavia, led by Dražen Dalipagic, defeated Soviet Union, 82-81, in overtime to capture the championship before an adoring …
Read More »
The Market Monitor Minding the Nation's Business