1) Isabella Sports Complex, Alibagu City, Ilagan

2) City of Ilagan Sports Complex. The San Vicente City of Ilagan.

3) Cagayan Sports Complex, Oval Tuguegarao

4) Laog, Ilocos Norte: Ferdinand Marcos Stadium (rubberized, renovated 2005) (Photo Credits, Bondurant, skyscrapercity.com)

5) Lingayen, Pangasinan Province: Don Narcisco Ramos Sports and Civic Centre, (tartan) (Photo Credits: Unknown).. Stadium is named after Don Narcisco Ramos the late father of former President Fidel Ramos. Narcisco was a lawyer, journalist, assemblyman and ambsador.

6) University of San Carlos, Pangasinan Province (Photo Credits: Jessica Bautista)

7) Baguio, Teachers Camp (tartan) this track is at altitude (Photo Credit: The Bullrunner.com relaid with the seamless synthetic track in 2009 April.

8. Baguio Dirt Bowl

1) Pampanga, Bren Z. Guiao San Fernando damaged by Eruption of Mt. Pinatubo (Photo Credits mabuhayonline.com)

2) Nueva Ecija Complex, Palayan City, Nueva Ecija

3) Tarlac: Recreational Park renamed Jose V. Yap Sports and Recreational Complex (Photo Credit: Ischoolssparan)

4) Bulacan: Philippine Arena seating capacity of 50,000, twice bigger than the biggest existing seating dome, 35,000 more than the Smart Araneta Coliseum and 30,000 more than the Mall of Asia Arena. Upon its completion, it will become the largest domed arena in the world.

5) Subic 6 lanes 300m track?)

6) Marcello High School Malolos, Bulacan

1) Ateneo Track Oval. Blue oval. 8 lanes. 400m track.

2) Quezon City, Amoranto Sports Complex (partially demolished and irregular)

3. Marikina Sports Centre (formally Marikina Park est. 1969 (6 lanes upgraded back to 8 lanes in 2014) Opening Hours: 5am to 7pm

4) La Salle Green Hills (6 lanes) irregular its around 375m training track (Photo Anyaang sempa fi)

5) University of Makati Track Oval

6) Rizal Memorial Track and Football Stadium, Manila (infield demolished) (tartan)
Opening Hours 5am to 9pm
Rizal Memorial stadium in Malate, Manila when it had an infield. The grounds usto be the Manila Showgrounds in the early 1900s. Over the years the Stadium has hosted the 2003 Asian Track and Field Champ, Asian Grand Prix, 2005 SEA Games. But these days is the home to the Azkals (Filipino Football Team) (closed to public)

7) Pasig, Philsports Arena or Philippine Institute of Sports( formerly University of Life or Ultra)
Philsports Complex formelly known as Pasig Ultra currently closed to public as under renovation and in November will become the only Mondo surface in the Philippines
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PhilSports_Arena
Opening 5am to 9pm

8) Rizal High School Pasig (Tartan)

9) Taguig City, International School, Fort Bonifacio (tartan)

1) Brent International School, Mamplasan, Binan, Laguna (rubber)

2 Santa Cruz Laguna

3) Malayan Colleges, Laguna Cabuyao, Laguna (rubber)

4) DLSU Dasmarinas, Cavite (rubber)

7) Taytay Sports Complex- Taytay, Rizal (proposed rubber under construction)

8) Tagaytay ,6 lanes

1) Pacol Sports Complex, Naga City , Canmarines Sur Bicol (pictured below, rumoured to be under-sized)

3) Freedom Sports Complex, Pili,camarines sur this oval sir is damage due to oldness

1) Aklan, Kalibo (Rubber)

2) Antique, Panay Island (Rubber)

3) Bacolod City aka. Pannaad Park (Regupol -Rubber)
he 20-hectare Negros Occidental Sports and Recreational Park, in Brgy. Mansilingan, is located east of the city and is surrounded by eucalyptus trees. Also called the Panaad Park and Stadium, it hosted the April 1998 Centennial Palaro. The main stadium seats 15,000 people. The complex has a rubberized Regupol (imported from Germany) track oval, tennis courts and an Olympic-size swimming pool with a touch pad, electronic timer and camera track. The Oval hosted the 1st Philippine National Games in 2011.

4) Cebu City (rubber) track was relaid in 2012 for PRISAA National Games.

5) Ateneo De Cebu Track Oval

6) Central Technical University, Danao City, Cebu

12) Dumaguete (9 lanes right around the track oval, probably the only one in the Philippines). The track oval hosted the 2nd Philippine National Games 2012.

13) Iloilo Sports Complex, Iloilo (photo below)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iloilo_Sports_Complex

14) Puerto Princessa

15) Villareal Stadium - Roxas City, Capiz

16) Ormoc Track Oval

17) Leyte Sports Academy Tacloban City, Eastern Samar, Eastern Visayas

1) Surigao City, SDN

2. Pelaez Track Oval Cagayan De Oro City, Rubber has worn completley off.

8) Koronadal City, Track Ova

11) Zamboanga City (rumoured to be under-sized before it was torn up on the 100m straight) (being reconstructed)

12) Zamboanga Sports Academy, Dao, Zamboanga Del Sur (just finished 8 lanes)