dual meets cebu By ROMMEL C. MANLOSA PSC plans dual meets Cebu and Zamboanga THE Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) is planning to hold continual dual meets between Cebu and Zamboanga del Sur athletes. Hence to enhance training and development of grassroots sports in the Visayas and Mindanao. In his recent visit to Pagadian City, PSC…
TAGUM CITY, DAVAO DEL NORTE-. While 28 Teams turned up in total. The 2016 SMART Blue Knights Track League Season 3-PSC Weekly Relays DavNor Edition had record-breaking attendance during its first conference finals. It was held at the Davao Del Norte Sports and Tourism Complex, Mankilam, Tagum City, Davao Del Norte on 15-16-October-2016. Also different schools and…
As per the PSC Websites. The Batang Pinoy and PNG will be held as straight finals. The PNG according to the PSC Website will be temporary scheduled next May. But announcements about venue and technical rules are yet to be announced. There will be qualifying rounds same as last year with Top three progressing to finals.…
I want to write as a previous research assistant to Commissioner Jolly Gomez of PSC. I strongly came to believe not straight away but over the years that the Batang Pinoy is a very good program. I urge the next administration that comes into continue this legacy that was started by the PSC administration of…
Airnel T. Abarra- PinoyAthletics Chief Correspondent LEGAZPI CITY, ALBAY- Central Visayas Region Athletic Association’s John Marvin Rafols is not satisfied for one gold as he snatched his 2nd laurel for Triple Jump Secondary Boys during the Athletics Competitions at the 2016 Palarong Pambansa at the Albay Sports and Tourism Complex, Bicol University. Legazpi City, Albay…
ZPRAA 2016 As to why the DEPED Official decided to make Roxas the host of the ZPRAA 2016 (Zamboanga Peninsula Regional Athletis Association) meet is clearly not a very well thought out choice. We may have been the only province who decided to have our Palaro Qualifiers in a place with no rubberized oval, who…
Tabal Third Straight Title 26 year old Mary Joy Tabal of Cebu notched her third consecutive win in the Women’s Division of the Milo Marathon. Tabal who is the SEA Games Silver medalist in Singapore took the win in 2h48.16. Just outside her meet Record of 2:48.00 established two years ago. Tabal finished second behind a…