Taguig-Pateros Rep. Alan Peter Cayetano said the construction of the P50-million cauldron used during the 2019 Southeast Asian Games (SEA) Games was funded by the private sector.
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House approves additional P650-M budget for sports
The House of Representatives recently approved the request of the Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) for an additional P650 million for the Philippine Sports Commission’s (PSC) 2022 budget from general appropriations.
Read More »PSC chief Ramirez conferred doctor of humanities degree
The Mindanao State University (MSU) Marawi Campus has conferred a Doctor of Humanities honoris causa degree to Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) Chairman William “Butch” Ramirez for his contribution to the Mindanao Sports for Peace movement at the MSU Convention Center, Lanao del Sur during the university’s celebration of its 60th founding anniversary recently.
Read More »Summer Games open under Covid cloud
The opening ceremony of the Tokyo Olympics was held July 23, 2021 in a nearly empty stadium after a year-long pandemic postponement and a build-up marred by scandal and controversy.
Read More »Duterte adds 100K allowance to athletes at Tokyo
Just before the Tokyo Olympics opening ceremony, President Rodrigo Duterte granted additional P100,000 allowance to the 19 Filipino athletes and six paralympians participating at the Tokyo Olympics “as a token and to celebrate the achievement” of the athletes qualified for the Olympics and Paralympics.
Read More »Fil-Am Lee Kiefer takes gold in foil fencing
Filipino-American Lee Kiefer fencer, representing USA, won the gold in the women’s individual foil fencing, defeating defending champion Inna Deriglazova of Russia in the Tokyo Olympics.
Read More »PSC chief comforts Yulo
The pressure of winning the Philippines’ first Olympic gold medal is taking a toll on Filipino athletes competing in the world’s biggest sports spectacle in Tokyo, Japan.
Read More »USA loses first Olympic basketball game since 2004
Team USA, led by NBA All-Star Kevin Durant, suffered a stunning loss, 83-76, from France, snapping an Olympic winning streak stretching back to the 2004 Athens Games.
Read More »Germans wears full-body suit at Tokyo qualifications
The German women’s gymnastics team wore full-body suits at the Tokyo Olympics, saying their fashion choice went against the sexualization of their sport and showed that women could wear what they choose.
Read More »PHILRACOM 1st Leg Triple Crown Series
The best three-year-old horses in the country will be battling it out this Sunday, July 25 at the San Lazaro Leisure Park in Carmona, Cavite to take the first step toward immortality as the first leg of the PHILRACOM Triple Crown unfolds.
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