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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MANILA, Philippines–Jimboy Estrada badly craves for an appearance in the spectacle of the Final Four.With their season on the line, the fiery guard took it upon himself, hitting two crucial
Mapua's Clint Escamis takes the game-winning 3-pointer against Benilde in NCAA Season 100.–NCAA PHOTO
Christian Benedict Paulino, a 20-year-old swimmer from Quezon City, dreams of racing alongside his idol, three-time Paralympian Ernie Gawilan, at the 2028 Los Angeles Paralympic Games.“I’ve
Jonathan Daileg felt jittery that he couldn’t find his range the past two games.Daileg shed off the tension and brought the Lyceum Pirates closer to another Final Four stint in
Carl Hilario went to Manila and enlisted for the eighth Philippine National Para Games without any high expectations.After bagging three swimming gold medals, the 18-year-old from Aklan has
Arellano Chiefs after taking down Final Four hopeful Letran Knights in the NCAA Season 100 men's basketball tournament. –NCAA PHOTO
St. Benilde Blazers celebrate their win over San Beda Red Lions in the NCAA Season 100 men's basketball tournament. –NCAA PHOTO
Elizabeth Bayla, a Baguio-based archer, secured her spot on the international stage after clinching gold in the women’s compound open event at the Philippine National Para Games.Bayla’s score
Lhey Marie Manginsay claimed the women’s singles title at the 8th Philippine National Para Games (PNPG), drawing comparisons to late Paralympics table tennis bronze medalist Josephine Medina, whom
The Lyceum Pirates are back in the Final Four.Greg Cunanan foiled a potential game-winner by the College of St. Benilde Blazers as the Pirates returned to the semifinals by pulling off a
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