John Bryan Ulanday

A day after exiting the French Open, the Filipina tennis sensation Ms. Eala made it to the prestigious “Forbes 30 Under 30” Asia Class of 2026 for Entertainment and Sports as one of only two Filipinos.

A golden ride into the sunset.

PROSPERIDAD, Agusan del Sur, Philippines — A Duterte became the newest toast in basketball here – and he's not representing Davao.

PROSPERIDAD, Agusan del Sur, Philippines — For the 19th straight Palarong Pambansa, National Capital Region lorded it over the field, winning the overall medal race in runaway fashion.

MANILA, Philippines — After 61 years, the Palarong Pambansa will find its way to the City of Stars next year.

Quezon City (QC), known as the heart of the Philippine entertainment and media industry like Hollywood in Los Angeles, will also be a mecca of national sporting joust when it hosts the 67th edition of the Games next year.

AFTER A tough clay campaign, Alexandra “Alex” Eala enters a quick wind up onto the grass season starting with the Lexus Birmingham Open in England leading up to her third Grand Slam stint this year in the Wimbledon in London on June 29 to July 12.

MANILA, Philippines — Handa na ang Quezon City na maging sentro ng national sports uli matapos ang 61 na taong paghihintay bilang susunod na host ng ika-67 na edisyon ng Palarong Pambansa sa 2027.

MANILA, Philippines — Top seed Alex Eala made short work of Australia's Priscilla Hon, 6-0, 6-2, in Round 1 of the WTA125 Lexus Birmingham

MANILA, Philippines — Better, fiercer, wiser. Alex Eala is liking her chances on the fancied grass court with a better version of herself after an emphatic opening act in the WTA125 Lexus Birmingham Open in England.