Please Share this PostFacebook0Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr02012 ASEAN Uni Games Report Article by Andrew Pirie ATFS Statistician With the completion of the UAAP. The action now moves to the ASEAN University Games with a selection of athletes based on availability and the results of the 74th UAAP last February. While the Games will be held Dec 12-18…
Please Share this PostFacebook0Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr0Jesson Cid Articles Archive Compiled by Andrew Pirie, ATFS Statistician From Various sources or Solely Decathlete Jesson Cid joins the Adopt an Olympian Program Aug 6, 2014 SEA Games Decathlon Champion and Philippine Record Holder Jesson Cid, 23 has joined the Adopt an Olympian program of Jim Lafferty. The Former UAAP standout and…
Please Share this PostFacebook0Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr0Aries Toledo Articles by Andrew Pirie ATFS Statistician Rondo as he is more popularly known hailing from a poor family in the North. Was an SCUAA Standout. He made the move to the Decathlon. And was able to become the Philippines third ever SEA Games Decathlon Champion. He was the surprise winner…
Please Share this PostFacebook0Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr0 After EJ Obiena bronze medal at the Asian Championships in the Pole Vault on Day 1. A second medal followed with Mark Harry Diones of the Philippines leaping 16.45m to claim the Silver in the Triple Jump. Behind China’s Zhu Yaming 16.84m with China’s Xi Xiaoling getting bronze in 16.45m also.…
Please Share this PostFacebook0Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr0Philippines 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…
Please Share this PostFacebook0Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr0 2017 SEA Games Philippines Roster in Athletics The Philippines has selected 37 athletes for the SEA Games in Athletics. In 2015 they had selected 36. A more in depth report is coming after this. But this is welcome for your commentary. ATHLETICS Men’s team: Agravante Jeson Oyco (marathon), Anfernee Lopena (100m,…
Please Share this PostFacebook0Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr0 Lerma Elmira Bulauitan (later Gabito), Born 1974 from Penablanca, Cagayan Valley. Lerma began her career as a sprinter and jumper. Bulauitan clocked 12.5 to the win the Palarong Pambansa secondary girls title as a 16-year- old in 1990 in Pangasinan. During her senior years of the Palaro though Bulauitan…
Please Share this PostFacebook1Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr0Veruel adds another Palaro Title After delivering an expected win in the 100m Dash. Veruel Verdadero (STCAA) extended his range by taking the Palaro 400m in 49.6. This was just outside his best time of 49.5 set at the STCAA Regionals. Even though not quite a palaro record held by Jomar Udtohan…
Please Share this PostFacebook0Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr0Luis Juico Also known as ‘The Juice’ still currently holds the Philippine Junior Record at 2.16m for nearly 30 years. Born June 16, 1969. And part of the very prominent Juico family. In March 30.03.1985 at Stanford Invite aged 15 he cleared 6.88m in the Long Jump and won the High Jump in 1.85m.…
Please Share this PostFacebook0Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr02017 SEA YOUTH ATHLETICS RESULTS 2017 SEA YOUTH ATHLETICS RESULTS 2017 SEA YOUTH ATHLETICS RESULTS - FULL 2017 SEA Youth Athletics Results, held at Ilagan City, March 26-27. *PLEASE NOTE THAT THE LONG JUMP OF JASON JABOL is not listed correctly REPORT HERE REPORT 2 HERE …
Please Share this PostFacebook0Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr0James Orduna Palarong Pambansa 1500, 3KS and 5k Champion James Orduna originally from Leyte but now studying at UE. Consequently bulldozed the UAAP Boys 5000m Record. While Previously the mark was shared by Alex Bautista 17.35.3 and Kyle Davison Narido 17.42.21. Most Noteworthy was that Alex Bautista set his mark some 32 years…
Please Share this PostFacebook0Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr0Sarah Dequinan Due to errors in Scoring for Heptathlon used by officials. I have had to pend this article for review. It was reported prior that Sarah Dequinan,along with Judy Almasa both of UST and Josefa Ligmayo of FEU. Had hit above the 4798 bronze medal standard for SEA Games. After being…
Please Share this PostFacebook31Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr0 Kirk Bacas Article by Andrew Pirie ATFS Statistician Their is only one thing I love more in athletics than watching a young athlete pursue a path way from grass roots to elite. That is watching an athlete over come barriers that make them into a better athlete. As the…
Please Share this PostFacebook5Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr0 Nelson and Richardson out after first round of World Juniors Jul 21, 2016 The Philippines was represented by Fil-Heritage athletes. Zion Corrales-Nelson and Kayla Anise Richardson 17 and 18 in the 100 and 200 meter dash in Bydogscw, Poland at the Bi- Annual World Junior Championships. It was the second…
Please Share this PostFacebook0Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon1DiggTumblr0Articles by Andrew Pirie ATFS Statistician 2016 Weekly Roundup Athletics January 2nd Week: Barnard Indoor Record Mile Jan 19, 2016 *any media copying this article must link pinoyathletics.info Three Filipino athletes participated Indoors at University of Washington Dempsey Meet held in Seattle on January 16, 2016. Fil-Heritage athlete Jessica Lyn…
Please Share this PostFacebook0Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr0Top 10 SEA Athletes Philippines Track & Field Article By Andrew Pirie ATFS Statistician #1 Elma Muros, 15 Individual Golds Muros attended her first SEA Games in 1981 at the age of 14. One of the youngest ever competitors in Philippine Track and Field. She won her first gold medal in…
Please Share this PostFacebook12Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit1StumbleUpon1DiggTumblr0 How Many Filipinos qualify for Rio 2016 I am going to ask not just the athletic community and the sports community How many athletes are going to qualify for the 2016 Rio Olympics from the Philippines? The Question comes in light of the headlines in the Manila Bulletin, Tribune, and Inquirer.…
Please Share this PostFacebook0Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr0Arnulfo Valles Arnulfo Vallejos Valles was born in 15th August, 1940, in Tagbilaran, Bohol. Valles was an active sprinter during most of the 1960s. He was a PSIAA (Public Interscholastic Athletics Association, predecessor to the Palarong Pambnansa) stand out with William Mordeno. While he represented the Philippines at the 1964 at the…
Please Share this PostFacebook12Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest7Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr0South East Asian Games 2015 2015 SEA Games Notes Athletics From my notebook at 2015 SEA Games Jun 20, 2015 Split Times for Mary Grace Delos Santos (Timer Wenlie Maulas, Recorder Pirie) Lap / lap time / total time 1 1:20.6 1:20.6 2 1:24.4 2:45.0 3 1:23.3 4:08.3 4 1:23.5 5:31.8 5…
Please Share this PostFacebook0Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr0Archives by Andrew Pirie ATFS Statistician 2015 Weekly Round up Athletics Week 1 May: Kwiatkowski ties Marestella Torres Record One of the younger members of the ‘Fil-Heritage Program’ 18 year old Marisa Kwiatkowski continued to show impressive improvements. Kwiatkowski who studies at Stanford followed up on her 12.63m National Junior Record,…
Please Share this PostFacebook0Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr0Articles by Andrew Pirie ATFS Statiscian Mar 15, 2015 Meanwhile 2014 PNG Champion Tyler Ruiz improved his seasons best to 2.07m, 6cm from the SEA Games standard. Ruiz holds a personal best of 2.17m from 2013. At Cougar invitational meet in Los Angeles, 17 year old Kyla Richardson who has battled with…
Please Share this PostFacebook0Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr0Western Visayas Regional Palaro Nothing but the best of Belibestre, qualifies for ASEAN School Games 2015 17 year old Jose Jerry Belibestre 5’4 sent a very clear message to his rivals that he will be in shape to defend his Palaro title. Belibestre also secured a spot in the ASEAN School Games…
Please Share this PostFacebook0Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr0Articles by Andrew Pirie ATFS Statistician Week 3: PB for Alyana Very few members of the Fil-Heritage program competed this weekend and unlike previous weeks nobody made it past the SEA Games standards or set national records. Alyana Nicolas set a new personal best in the Pole Vault with a leap of…
Please Share this PostFacebook0Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr0Joebert ‘Grover’ Delicano After 17 years of loyal service to the national team, his watch has now ended. Joebert although unable to secure that elusive SEA Games gold medal continually provided a factory of meals at the SEA Games from 1999 to 2009 in the long and triple jump. He currently holds…
Please Share this PostFacebook0Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr02014 PRISAA Article by Andrew Pirie ATFS Statiscian 1. 2014 PRISAA Results April 6-11 Please note these performances are unofficial and not recognized as sanctioned by the PATAFA. Also are not eligible for official rankings and Records. Hence due to uncertified time keeping should not be considered for selection of…
Please Share this PostFacebook6Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr0Phi Athletics Weekly Round Up February 2014 Phi Athletics Weekly Round Up - February 2014 - Week 1 - (asian indoors selection) Asian Indoor Championships China The Philippines will be represented by four athletes at the Asian Indoor Championships in Hangzhou China Feb 15-16. Three SEA Games Gold medalists will see action…
Please Share this PostFacebook1Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr0Day 1 The University Games took place at the six lane track oval of DLSU Bacolod. Therefore only 6 athletes were eligible to make the finals. The University Games was well represented this year with schools such as UST who hadnt attended previous editions present along with UAAP Champions FEU, NCA Champions…
Please Share this PostFacebook0Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr02013 SEA GAMES 2013 SEA Games & Australia Overseas Training 2013 SEA Games & Australia Overseas Training One of my first correspondence with Former PSC Commissioner Jolly Gomez. Regarding an Australia Overseas training idea presented for 2013 SEA Games. SEA Games 2013: Minimum of five golds, maximum of nine for Philippines…
Please Share this PostFacebook0Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr0 Articles by Andrew Pirie Sarah Vitug closes in on Long Standing 1500m Womens National Record (Jul 4, 2013) . Sarah Vitug An athlete excluded from the lineup for the last SEA Games continued to lower her personal best. Vitug actually qualified for the last sea games as her mark of 4m34 was actually below…
Please Share this PostFacebook0Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr0 . Philippines NCAA Day 1 Report, Noval retains title NCAA Philippines, Daniel Noval (CSB) narrowly held onto his 100m title for the third year in a row. He timed 10.89s just holding off the fast-finishing Archand Bagsit (Letran) who had an identical time. Utdohan in the boys had a fast…
Please Share this PostFacebook2Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr0Palaro 98 1998 Centennial Palarong Pambansa, Bacolod The 1998 Palarong Pambansa which celebrates 100 years of Philippines Independence was held in Bacolod. This event saw the emergence of many future national stars and future national coaches (then as athletes). This is a partial listing of results that i had saved way back…
Please Share this PostFacebook0Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr01978 Palarong Pambansa 1978 Palarong Pambansa This is the next set of results I have available. The 1978 Palarong Pamabansa was held in Cagayan De Oro. Back in these times the Palarong Pambansa actually served as a sort of National Games with just two age grades senior and junior (supposed to be…
Please Share this PostFacebook0Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr02012 UAAP 2012 UAAP Schedule (kindly supplied by EJ Obiena) Tuesday, Dec 4 - Day 1 TIME EVENT DIVISION ROUND 4:00 100m dash men decathlon1 4:05 100m dash boys heats 4:15 100m dash women heats 4:25 100m dash men heats 4:35 800m run boys heats 4:45 800m run men heats 4:55 800m…
Please Share this PostFacebook0Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr0 I would like to share with the athletic community another great tale of one of our countries legendary female sprinters. Compiled by Pirie Enzo: but contributed by various sources including Mr Ignacio Dee. . The Philippines has a strong history of Women Sprint Champions at Asian Level. The last one…
Please Share this PostFacebook7Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr0 The Early 80s was an exciting era for Philippine Track and Field. The country was winning international sports events in the region here and there. And medals were not hard to come by. A few athletes instantly became household names. Among them is a no-nonsense runner and durable heptathlon athlete named…
Please Share this PostFacebook3Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit0StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr0Palarong Pambansa 2013 Article by Andrew Pirie ATFS Statiscian Palarong Pambansa 2013 Dumaguete Cotabato’s Romnick Nor, the 2011 Palarong Pambansa Champion, had the fastest time (allegedly 10.6 ht in semifinals). Nor, who previously represented ARMM, is looking at making a solid claim on the Palaro Record in the final…
Please Share this PostFacebook6Google+0TwitterLinkedinemailPinterest0Reddit1StumbleUpon0DiggTumblr0Rogelio Onofre Article by Andrew Pirie ATFS statistician and pinoyathletics.info Editor For 45 years Rogelio Onofre held the Men’s 100m National Record from 1962 up until 2007. He was the last Filipino 100m-200m sprinter to be heralded Asia’s fastest man. His career as a sprinter spanned three decades from the late 1950s…
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