Category: Sports

WHEN asked what was behind her passion to become a full-time tennis player, Filipina athlete Alex Eala answered, “Being a professional is what I wanted to do”. That realization came after years of training, balancing academic work with games and tournaments from far places. This opened Eala’s eyes that she was more capable than what she thought.

GREED has always won when people started trading the environment in exchange for profit and self-interest. While it may take a community to raise a life, the quality of life falters when its rivers are poisoned, forests are stripped bare, resources are pushed beyond survival, and livelihoods erode under the weight of man-made pollution.

CYCLING goes beyond just as a sport, it is a way of life built on discipline, resilience, adaptability, and teamwork. Cyclists develop patience and awareness, learning to handle the trail with skill and intuition, all while chasing the thrill and freedom of the open road.

FILIPINO esports remains alive and thriving as local PH teams continue their grind through October in anticipation of the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Mid Season Cup (MSC) esports World Cup, preparing for another season of international and regional tournaments such as the much anticipated M7 world championships coming this January 2026. And with the October qualifiers underway, the Philippines once again finds itself at the center of Southeast Asia’s most competitive esports scene.

UNDER the shining lights of the Marina Bay Circuit, the 2025 Singapore Grand Prix (GP) took center stage last Oct. 5. It is famous for being one of Formula 1 (F1)’s toughest tracks that puts even the top drivers to the test.

THE Department of Education (DepEd) has taken a new change on reshaping the future of Philippine school sports with the institutionalization of School Sports Clubs (SSCs) in all public elementary and secondary schools.

THE SBCA Athletics Department is set to focus on making athletes feel heard with concrete plans to improve training, facilities, and overall support.

In the 56th Season WNCAA Opener between the PWU Patriots and the San Beda Red Lions, Patriots scored a 3-0 sweep, the Red Lions held their heads high with games still ahead of the season.

THE 56th season for Women’s National Collegiate Athletic Association (WNCAA) opened with the University of Asia & Pacific (UA&P) Women’s Futsal team defeating San Beda Collega Alabang (SBCA) with a score of 1-0 at St. Paul’s Activity Center last Sept. 9, marking the first game of both teams and UA&P’s first win of the season.

MARKING more than five decades of women’s sports, the Women’s National Collegiate Athletic Association (WNCAA) opened its 56th season last Sept. 6, with 16 schools gathered at the Makati Coliseum. The introduction of athletes came with a parade and a dance number for each school.