When we talk about Philippine independence, most of us remember two dates: June 12, 1898 and July 4, 1946. But the story of how the Philippines became a nation is not a straight line. It is a long, unfinished struggle marked by revolution, betrayal, resilience—and a fight to define who we are. Read more »
To improve athlete training facilities, the Legazpi city administration has set aside PHP10 million to create a sports academy. Read more »
The first-ever Biyaya Festival took place at Parqal Mall in Aseana City, Parañaque, from March 14 to 16, 2025, expanding on the legacy of the Manila Coffee Festival. Read more »
After years of uncertainty about boxing's Olympic future, the International Olympic Committee unanimously decided to include the sport in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics schedule. Read more »
The House of Representatives passed a resolution suggesting that the Philippine Sports Commission induct Olympic double-gold winner Carlos Edriel "Caloy" Yulo into the Philippine Sports Hall of Fame. Read more »
Carlos Yulo's exceptional achievements at the 2024 Paris Olympics have earned him the highest individual honor in Philippine sports as the PSA announced that he will be awarded the prestigious Athlete of the Year title. Read more »
