June Navarro is a journalist based in Manila, Philippines. She writes for INQUIRER.net, focusing on local sports news and events. Her articles cover a range of topics including NCAA and UAAP championships, international sporting events, and the achievements of Filipino athletes.
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By: June Navarro
Filipino-American gymnast Aleah Finnegan showcased the prowess that could prove golden for the country late this year after claiming multiple titles for Louisiana State University during the recent US NCAA Southeast Conference artistic gymnastics tournament. Finnegan, a Paris Olympian, captured her third consecutive floor exercise title with an impressive 9.95 score, captivating a crowd of…
Filipino-American gymnast Aleah Finnegan showcased the prowess that could prove golden for the country late this year after claiming multiple titles for Louisiana State University during the
By: June Navarro
Joanie Delgaco, the first female Filipino rower to compete in the Olympics, is driven by a singular goal: to outpace herself with every stroke. This year, she’s gearing up for two major competitions—the 2025 World Rowing Championships in Shanghai, China, from September 21 to September 28, and the Southeast Asian (SEA) Games in Thailand in…
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