PHILIPPINE OLYMPIC Committee President Jose “Peping” Cojuangco Jr. left yesterday for Hong Kong to meet with Carl Ching Mengky, president of the International Basketball Federation (FIBA).
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KAOHSIUNG, Taiwan — A three gold medal romp capped the RP track and field team’s campaign in the 2005 Chinese-Taipei International Athletic Meet that came to a close Sunday at the Kaohsiung County Stadium here.
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GOOD NEWS, Shell Turbo Chargers fans. For now, that is.
Apparently there is still enough fuel left in the tank to keep the Shell franchise going until, at least, the end of the season.
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CEBUANOS GET the chance to witness topnotch volleyball as the Asian Youth Girls Championship fires off today (Tuesday) with nine countries vying for top honors, including berths in the Under-18 World Championships, at the Mandaue City Sports and Cultural Complex.
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Spring Cooking Oil-Laguna flies to Taipei today to compete in the annual Kwan Hu Club Invitational Cup tournament which starts tomorrow.
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ALEX PAGULAYAN wants to follow-up a championship in his adopted home with a victorious campaign in his native land.
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A FIVE-MAN Red Horse Extra Strong Beer-Philippine karatedo team won five gold and two bronze medals in a recent international tournament in Termoli, Italy.
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FIL-AM ANTHONY Washington is peaking just at the right time for Welcoat Paints as shown in the team’s last two games where the Paint Masters decisively beat their opponents.
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THE TOUCH Mobile Go for Gold program of the Amateur Boxing Association of the Philippines goes north to Nueva Vizcaya today when 11 bouts among the members of the RP Ginebra Boxing team are held in front of the Provincial Capitol starting at 7 p.m.
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TWO FILIPINO chess players became instant millionaires at the conclusion of the HB Global Chess Challenge at the Minneapolis Convention Center in the United States.
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