Philippines to begin Asian Para Games campaign in three sports
The wheelchair basketball team faces South Korea first, while Lhey Marie Manginsay leads the table tennis squad in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan.
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The wheelchair basketball team faces South Korea first, while Lhey Marie Manginsay leads the table tennis squad in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan.
The Solar Spikers moved to 1-1 in the PVL standings, while Akari suffered a second straight defeat despite Fifi Sharma's 20 points.
Limuel Tampus scored 12 fourth-quarter points for Cebu, while Levi Hernandez hit a late three-pointer to help Zamboanga beat Quezon Province.
Six Road Warriors scored in double figures as NLEX moved to 9-2 in the PBA Governors’ Cup, leaving Titan Ultra at 2-9.
The Fighting Maroons extended their winning run to two games and improved to 4-2 in UAAP Season 89. Adamson’s record slipped to 3-3.
The Beermen improved to 8-3 to strengthen their bid for Group A's top seed, with June Mar Fajardo adding 25 points and 12 rebounds.
The Growling Tigers improved to 3-3 after overcoming a 13-point half-time deficit against the tournament leaders.
Brooke Van Sickle scored 11 points on her return from a shoulder injury as Nxled joined three other teams with 1-0 records.
Rondae Hollis-Jefferson scored 22 points on his return from an Achilles injury, while Calvin Oftana led TNT with 28.
The Chiefs won 56-55 to halt a three-game losing streak, while San Beda suffered its third defeat of NCAA Season 102.