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Harbour in finals; Burger stays alive
Harbour Centre is back in familiar territory — the Philippine Basketball League (PBL) Finals.
Purefoods hopes to ride momentum
It’s easy to understand why Purefoods TJ Hotdogs mentor Ryan Gregorio is feeling good these days.
Olympic-bound jins off for final tuneup
Taekwondo Olympian Tshomlee Go and Toni Rivero leave for Seoul, South Korea early Saturday for their final phase of preparations for the Beijing Olympics in August.
RP joins fight vs doping in sports
With full backing from the World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada), the country will soon establish the Philippine National Anti-Doping Agency (Philnado) to combat doping in sports, the Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) said yesterday.
Asian Challenge Cup
ILOILO CITY — The RP booters were reduced to 10 men on the field but fought valiantly in holding defending champion Tajikistan to a scoreless draw in a highly-physical encounter to keep their qualification hopes alive in the Asian Challenge Cup Group B Qualifiers here Thursday.
Marcelo, Benitez keep solo leads
Following his third consecutive win at the Kart Zone in Cebu, defending champion Stefano Marcelo of Maranello-San Miguel Corporation-Marcelo Racing fortified his grip of solo leadership to stay on course for a back-to-back Karter of the Year award in the on-going 2008 Shell Helix Karting Super Series.
Southwoods ladies triumph
BAGUIO CITY — Manila Southwoods-Masters had its best performance yesterday to close with a high 151 to win the 5th Camp John Hay Asian Ladies Championship by 15 strokes at the Camp John Hay golf course.
Shakey’s V-League
Lyceum guns for the fourth and last semifinal seat against University of St. La Salle today while Ateneo eyes a sweep when it plays University of San Jose-Recoletos in the penultimate playdate of the quarterfinals in the fifth Shakey’s V-League at The Arena in San Juan City.
Puyat wins Florida title
Marcel Puyat annexed his second title on the International Junior Golf Tour in three weeks, besting a talent-laden field to rule the 13 to 15 division with a 71 and a 141 for a two-stroke victory over Jason Roets of South Africa at the Falcon’s Fire Golf Club in Orlando, Florida over the weekend.
Juntaphil net upsets continue
Upsets continued to wreck havoc on the formsheets of the rain-delayed First Gen-Juntaphil Metro Age Group Tennis Championships at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center yesterday.
Diaz not missing a beat
After being forced to miss a day of workout, David Diaz woke up early Wednesday (Thursday in Manila) and ran like a man possessed as he tried to make up for the non-training day that was consumed by the perfunctory press conference organized by Top Rank Promotion.
The line forms to the right
For the fifth time in his storied boxing career, Manny Pacquiao has moved up to another weight division.
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