Philippines Athletics Team for 2017 Asian Championships Philippines Athletics Team for 2017 Asian Championships Disha, India July 6-9, 2017 Anfernee Lopena 100, 4×100 Trenten Beram 200, 4×100 Patrick Unso 110 Hurdles, 4×100 Eric Cray 400 Hurdles, 4×100 Mark Harry Diones Triple Jump, 4×100 Ernest Obiena Pole Vault Marestella Torres Long Jump **More to come write…
Jonathan Nyepa Nyepa moves to #1 in 2017 SEA Rankings 100m June 27, At the South Korean Open in Jeongseon. Jonathan Nyepa of Malaysia may have taken the silver. But for the 21 year old Malaysian sprinter the time of 10.28 has moved him to #1 in SEA Rankings List. Nyepa finished second behind Kim-Kuk…
2017 Hong Kong Invitational Day 2 Report The rest of the Report on 2017 Hong Kong Invitational Day 2 Report is being provided now. I have been busy with work so its been at the bottom of the to do list The Philippines Sprinters, Hurdlers and Jumpers began their training in Hong Kong and…
2017 Hong Kong Invitational Athletics The small Philippines Team delegation that is training in Hong Kong to prepare for 2017 SEA Games participated int he Hong Kong Invitational on June 24. In a lot of events the competition as always in this event was not very strong. With no South East Asian athletes challenge the…
Philippine Athletes at the Hong Kong Summer Invitational Philippine Athletes after training in Hong Kong have their next meet on the calendar. After finishing at the Thai Open in early June. The next meet ongoing is the Hong Kong Open. Only the sprinters joined the Pre-SEA Games training camp in Hong Kong. Which is preparation…
Asian Grand Prix Leg 3, Taipei 30.04.17 It was a very tiring Asian Grand Prix circuit for a rather inexperienced set of Philippine Athletes. With Marco Vilog, Eloiza Luzon and Katherine Khay Santos all sent home. Luzon and Santos failed to impress during the grand prix circuit with not even seasonal best improvements on their…
Jiaxing China, Second Round of Asian Grand Prix 2017 Mi Hong of China won the 100m in 10.40, Boby Yaspi of Indonesia the SEA Games silver medalist took bronze in 10.50. In the Womens 100 Zyabkina Viktoriya had another win for Kazakhstan in 11.36, from India’s Dute Chand 11.57, and Le Tu Chinh of Vietnam…
