Chua out to create name in KL SEAG
Johann Chua took up the sport of billiards at the age of nine, quit schooling at 13 and earned his...
Young fencer eyes Olympic gold medal
“I want to bring honor to the country and I want to make history. Many people underestimate the Philippines and...
PH archers bow out of World Cup
Amaya Amparo Cojuangco, Florante Matan and Paul dela Cruz bowed out in the third round of their respective events in...
Olympian heads PH bid in SEAG
Olympian Ian Lariba and veteran Richard Gonzales head a 10-man table tennis team that will compete in the Southeast Asian...
Thousands of trees cut in Palawan
A mining company has started cutting century-old trees in Brooke’s Point, Palawan, drawing the condemnation of former Environment Secretary Gina...
PH gymnasts vie in HK
Nine gymnasts bound for the Southeast Asian Games in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia will see action in the seventh Senior Artistic...
3 teenagers in PH fencing squad
Twelve athletes have been named to represent the country in the fencing competition of the 2017 Southeast Asian Games in...
2 PH shooters out to spring surprises
Jayson Valdez, 21, and Amparo Acuña, 19, are tipped to contend for medals in their respective events when the biennial...
Zaragosa back in golfing groove
The summer break has done wonders for 18-year-old golf prodigy Rupert Zaragosa whose confidence dipped after spending more time reading...
No new facilities for SEAG – Butch
Philippine Sports Commission chairman Butch Ramirez has ruled out building new facilities for the Southeast Asian Games (SEAG) which the...
Golf: Southwoods safely ahead
Manila Southwoods delivered the knockout punch Friday, scoring a record 155 points – 11-under in stroke play – at the...