ON JAN. 21, Manny Pacquiao, the former obscure fighter from Gen. Santos City, stands to become the richest Filipino athlete of all time, although many believe he already is.
|
 |
The all-powerful board of the Universities Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) was kept in the dark when La Salle informed UAAP president Fr. Maximino Rendon hours before Game 2 of its title series with Far Eastern University that there is an ineligible player in its roster.
|
|
PALM DESERT, Calif. — At noon in the foothills above the Coachella Valley, where celebrities for decades have come to frolic and tan, Michelle Wie stepped onto a manicured tee box Thursday and prepared to take her place among the notables.
|
|
THE FIRST gold medal in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games will be fought on water and the Philippines has a good chance of snaring it.
|
|
We’ve been catching a lot of motor sports on cable TV lately. Formula One we watch out for. And lately, A1 Grand Prix, the world cup of motor sports.
|
|
CEBU CITY — Mayor Tomas Osmeña here issued a warning to the organizers of this year’s Southeast Asian Games against using public elementary and high school students as performers or volunteers before and during the course of the week-long activities.
|
|
ROUND 2 of the Super Autocross of Team Nitro Motorsports’ Grand Prix Series fires off today at the open parking lots H and I of the SM City Fairview.
|
|
ICTSI-LA SALLE isn’t going to see action in the coming 2006 PBL Heroes Cup but most of its top players will be busy in the coming few weeks.
|
|
THE PHILIPPINE Olympic Committee (POC) hasn’t given up on its bid to include basketball in the calendar of events for the Southeast Asian Games.
|
|
THE SLEEPING giants in the first half were wide awake the rest of the way last night.
The Purefoods Chunkee Giants scored the biggest comeback victory in recent years by rallying from 29 points to beat the Alaska Aces in overtime, 86-84, in the San Mig Coffee PBA Fiesta Conference at the Cuneta Astrodome.
|
|
THE PHILIPPINES came through with a combined four-under par 140 yesterday to stay in a share of 17th spot halfway through the 2005 Spirit International Amateur Golf Championships in Houston.
|
|
I CAN’T wait for De La Salle to finish its investigation of how a high school student from Jose Rizal University who had no diploma was recruited into the Green Archers lineup.
|
|
|
