Senator Christopher Lawrence “Bong” Go on Sunday urged the Philippine Sports Commission (PSC), Philippine Olympic Committee (POC), and other concerned agencies to craft guidelines to help national athletes bound for Olympic qualifying tournaments abroad.
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PSC still supports Olympic-bound Marcial despite plans to go pro
The Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) reassured its commitment to support Olympic-bound Eumir Felix Marcial even if he is now considering turning professional.
Read More »Olympic postponement a blessing for karate NSA
Richard Lim – Karate Pilipinas president – believes the postponement of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics is a blessing in disguise to their campaign. A former national team stalwart, Lim said moving the Summer Games to next year gave them enough time to improve for various qualifying tournaments. He said they would be fielding rising stars such as Junna Tsukii, Joanne …
Read More »WHO, IOC unite for safe Olympics
The World Health Organization (WHO) said it will not be easy to make next year’s Tokyo Olympics a safe global gathering after the pandemic.
Read More »Obiena’s financial support continues
Pole vaulter EJ Obiena will continue to be supported in his dream to clinch the country’s first Olympic gold in the Tokyo Summer Games next year.
Read More »Del Rosario seeks to boost Philippine football
Anton del Rosario, a former Azkals standout, wants to improve the image of Philippine football through his AIA Philam 7s Football League.
Read More »Bicycles as mode of transport for national athletes
Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) President Rep. Abraham “Bambol” Tolentino said they will lend out bicycles to national athletes who don’t have the means to travel to and from their training venues.
Read More »World’s major football league resume play
Germany’s Bundesliga is the first of Europe’s major football leagues to return to play amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read More »Bowling should be allowed during pandemic – Paeng
Bowling should be allowed to resume after quarantine protocols have been relaxed because bowling has virtually no physical contact and players have their own balls, according to Bowling Hall of Famer Paeng Nepomuceno.
Read More »Golf courses outside Metro Manila reopen
Golf courses outside the National Capital Region (NCR) resumed operations May 16 to accommodate recreational golfers with the onset of new normal under general community quarantine (GCQ). Other courses are expected to follow soon.
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