LIVE updates: Team Philippines at the 2024 Paris Olympics
MANILA, Philippines (First published on July 27, 2024, 8:48 a.m.) — A total of 22 Filipino athletes are set to compete on the world stage at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
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Sports brings the world together
The Paris Olympic Games has not yet ended but it is already the most successful one for the Philippines. Sports is a highly competitive activity and success is measured in the number of victories. I have been watching the Olympic Games despite the time difference between Paris and the Philippines. It is very refreshing to witness how the country has become unified by the medals that have been won and are expected to be won by our athletes.
Arcilla, Olivarez on collision course
MANILA, Philippines — Johnny Arcilla seeks another Open crown while Eric Jed Olivarez wants redemption as they headline the Mayor Eric Olivarez National Tennis Championships, which got going yesterday in Sucat, Parañaque
Cebu’s pride John Ceniza to see action first tonight: Filipino lifters start medal quest at Olympics | The Freeman
CEBU, Philippines — One of the two Cebuanos lifters representing the Philippines at the Paris Olympics 2024 will take centerstage today (Wednesday, August 7).
Yulo’s Cebuano coach to get P10M incentive | The Freeman
CEBU, Philippines — Carlos Yulo’s double gold-medal finish in the 2024 Paris Olympics also brings fortune to his Cebuano coach Allen Aldrin Castañeda after the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) announced Tuesday that he will also get 50% of the amount the athlete will receive as cash incentives for bringing pride and honor to the country.
Olympic spirit on campus
While over 10,000 athletes are living their Olympic dream in Paris, the De La Salle-College of St. Benilde is celebrating the same spirit on campus with two milestone events that were recently held to honor the Filipinos who proudly represented the country in the Summer Games.
Marcos Jr. vows to produce more Olympic medalists
MASANTOL, Pampanga, Philippines —– Following Carlos Yulo’s two gold medal finishes at the Paris Olympics, President Marcos is looking to increase funding for Philippine sports to produce more medalists in the world’s biggest sports event.
'Golden Boy' Yulo to receive P5 million from local sports betting firm
MANILA, Philippines -- It just keeps raining rewards for Carlos Yulo.