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Cignal, Steven Rotter part ways ahead of Spikers’ Turf season

January 2, 2026
Spikers’ Turf powerhouse Cignal and Steven Rotter have mutually agreed to part ways, the team announced Friday night. Rotter played a pivotal role for the HD Spikers over the past year, helping anchor the club’s championship runs in the 2024 Invitational and 2025 Open Conferences. The former AMC Cotabato standout claimed both Best Opposite Spiker […]
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Eya Laure signs with Choco Mucho after PVL hiatus, three more join Flying Titans

January 1, 2026
As the calendar flipped and fireworks lit up the sky at the stroke of midnight, the biggest bang of the New Year belonged to Eya Laure. After a year-long absence from the Premier Volleyball League, Laure officially ushered in a new chapter by signing with Choco Mucho, ending months of uncertainty surrounding one of the […]
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The Year That Was: The SEA Games medals that matter

December 31, 2025
The year 2025 was expected to be a transitional one for Philippine sports, marked by a change in leadership at the top government agency responsible for athletic development — the Philippine Sports Commission — midway through the year. Yet under the capable guidance of both then-Chairman Richard Bachmann and current head Pato Gregorio, the transition […]
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The Year That Was: A year of what could have been without Kai Sotto

December 31, 2025
What first appeared to be the dawn of a new era for Gilas Pilipinas ultimately became a year defined by a critical absence. The promise of 2025 was evident months earlier, when Kai Sotto delivered a breakout performance against New Zealand, leading the Philippines to its first-ever FIBA victory over the Tall Blacks. Sotto posted […]
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The Year That Was: Alas Pilipinas show world-class potential

December 31, 2025
Alas Pilipinas spent the year climbing heights it had never reached before. From the indoor courts to the open sand, the program showed a steady rise throughout the year, with its men’s and women’s teams breaking barriers that had long defined the country’s limits on the international stage. Breakthroughs on Both Fronts The ascent began […]
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The Year That Was: Recovery begins for SIBOL

December 31, 2025
Two years ago, SIBOL Pilipinas medaled in every event it entered at the 32nd Southeast Asian Games, finishing third overall with two golds, one silver, and three bronzes before going on to reign supreme as overall champions of the IESF World Esports Championship. That success now feels distant, overshadowed by a series of heartbreaks in […]
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Philippine football delivers strongest SEA Games showing in history

December 31, 2025
The Philippines closed its 33rd Southeast Asian Games campaign with a defining statement—one that now stands as the strongest collective performance by Philippine football and futsal teams in the nation’s SEA Games history. Across women’s football, men’s football, and women’s futsal, Philippine teams advanced deeper than ever before, doing so with conviction, competitiveness, and consistency […]
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