Joey Villar is a sportswriter at The Philippine STAR. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including individual and team sports, competitive events, and the business of sports, while also engaging with themes of sports broadcasting and corporate conferences. Joey's work has been featured in MSN, Philstar.com, and Magzter.
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Joey Villar focuses heavily on local sports events in the Philippines, particularly in Manila. His coverage mainly includes chess championships, volleyball competitions, and athletics. If you are looking to pitch a story to Joey, consider offering exclusive insights or access to local athletes or teams participating in these specific sporting events.
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By: Joey Villar
MANILA, Philippines — It started just as a dream. And in Sunyi, China, it became a reality after brothers Carlos and Eldrew Yulo took the
MANILA, Philippines — It started as a dream. And in Sunyi, China yesterday, it became a reality as brothers Carlos and Eldrew Yulo took
MANILA, Philippines — The road back to the top of the Volleyball Nations League is getting closer and closer for the United States.
MANILA, Philippines — Perfection. That was how the United States came out of Week 2 of the Women's Volleyball Nations League after sweeping
MANILA, Philippines — It was a night of nostalgia as seven extraordinary athletes were honored in their induction to the Philippine Sports Hall of
By: Joey Villar
MANILA, Philippines — Philippine athletics could be witnessing the emergence of its next queen of the track, if she isn't already.
Philippine athletics could be witnessing the emergence of its next track queen – if Naomi Cesar isn’t the one yet.
Her name is Naomi Cesar. The 17-year-old Fil-Am continued to post feats, this time adding a national record in the women's 800 meters (m) to
The countdown to the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics begins.
MANILA, Philippines — The countdown to the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics has begun.
