Delfin Dioquino is a Sports Journalist at Rappler. He covers the PBA and Gilas Pilipinas beats while also contributing to the coverage of major local sports events, showcasing his passion for both individual and team sports. Delfin's work has been featured in Rappler and Newswav, reflecting his commitment to sports journalism and competitive sports.
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Delfin's focus is predominantly on local sports, particularly basketball and the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA). Given his coverage attributes, he is likely to be responsive to pitches related to event coverage and evolving stories within the context of Philippine basketball. This could include providing insights into player performances, team dynamics, game analysis or any emerging trends in the PBA.
Pitching stories that involve popular players or teams within the PBA and those that reflect current events or changing narratives would be particularly relevant for Delfin's coverage area. Providing commentary from insiders with deep knowledge of Philippine basketball could also resonate well with him.
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Fresh from a historic run in the Wimbledon Championships, Alex Eala will be back in the country for a series of events organized by her sponsors
Ateneo lawyers representing university president Fr. Roberto Yap says Tab Baldwin worked as the Blue Eagles' head coach under a consultancy agreement and not an employment contract
With very little margin for error, Gilas Pilipinas battles tough Middle East teams in the second round of Asian Qualifiers as it seeks to reach the FIBA World Cup for the fourth straight time
Jimmy Alapag, who became a player development coach for NBA team the Sacramento Kings, is back in the country to call the shots for NLEX in the PBA, his old stomping ground where he evolved into one of the most celebrated figures in Philippine basketball
Alex Eala is back in the Philippines at the peak of her powers as she climbs to a career-high No. 28 in the latest WTA rankings following her superb Wimbledon run
By: Delfin Dioquino
Listed as complainants are Rene Baterbonia's mother, Rovelyn, the Embassy of Nigeria, and the NBI
By: Delfin Dioquino, Delfin.Dioquino
'You remind us why we are a great race,' President Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr. tells Alex Eala as he confers the Presidential Citation on the Filipina tennis star
Filipina tennis ace Alex Eala promises to continue representing the Philippines in the 'best way' after receiving the Presidential Citation at Malacañang
Alex Eala confirms the possibility of seeing action in the upcoming Asian Games, where she is touted as one of the Philippines' top medal bets following her rise to the world top 30
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