John Bryan Ulanday is a journalist based in the Philippines, writing for Philstar.com. With a focus on local news, John covers a wide range of topics including sports, events, and current affairs. He provides in-depth analysis and updates on various sports teams and players, keeping readers informed and engaged.
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John Bryan Ulanday's articles mainly cover local sports events, with a focus on basketball and the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA). Given his emphasis on event coverage and player-focused stories, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming basketball games, player interviews, team strategies, or human-interest stories involving athletes.
As John focuses on local sports events in the Philippines, relevant pitches could include insights about Filipino players' performances or trends within the PBA. Additionally, highlighting unique story angles related to imports playing in the league may also capture his interest.
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There will be no rest for the weary as La Salle reenters training camp after the holidays to brace for redemption in the UAAP Season 88.
MANILA, Philippines — A championship paired by runner-up finish in back-to-back seasons is just the beginning for the University of Santo Tomas Tigresses.
A championship followed by a runner-up finish could just be the beginning for the Santo Tomas Tigresses.
MANILA, Philippines — National U is out to rebuild its dynasty after regaining the stronghold of UAAP women's basketball realm with a rising star at the helm.
Game Friday (Filoil EcoOil Centre) 10 a.m. – UST vs UE (JHS Finals Game 3)
MANILA, Philippines — The University of the East captured its first hoops title in 39 years, blasting Santo Tomas with a 78-47 masterclass in Game
MANILA, Philippines -- Another UAAP standout in ex-UP center Malick Diouf is set to ply his trade abroad after signing with the Pacific Caesar Surabaya in the Indonesian Basketball League (IBL).
Two Filipino standouts made it to the 2024-2025 Korean Basketball League (KBL) All-Star Games.
Another UAAP standout in ex-UP center Malick Diouf is set to ply his trade abroad after signing with the Pacific Caesar Surabaya in the Indonesian Basketball League.
MANILA, Philippines — Former NBA All-Star Demarcus Cousins is set to strut his stuff for a Philippine ball club once again.
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