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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Far from peak form, the odds for Samantha Kyle Catantan securing a slot in the 2024 Paris Olympics were not very enticing.But the Filipino fencing ace dug really deep to rule the Asian and
DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES—Don’t be surprised if the Philippine Athletics Track and Field Association (Patafa) will be the largest delegation of Team Philippines in the coming Paris
Catantan is the first Filipino fencer to qualify for the Olympics since Walter Torres saw action in the 1992 Barcelona Games.
MANILA, Philippines–Far Eastern University showed up with the best version of itself and never looked this good.Running the risk of ending their season completely, the Lady Tamaraws
The Philippine dragon boat team celebrated with less fanfare when Filipino paddlers ruled the World Championships on foreign waters a few years back.It will be an entirely different thing
Lauren Hoffman and Robyn Brown emerged fastest in the women’s 400-meter hurdles of the 2024 Hong Kong Athletics Championships on Sunday.Hoffman, coming off a solid second-place performance
By: June Navarro
University of Santo Tomas didn’t come this far just to see a rare opportunity fritter away.Aware that a twice-to-beat edge cannot be toyed with, the Tigresses pulled off an anxiety-filled
Carlo Paalam.–CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Derailed by a hurting shoulder during the previous Olympic boxing qualifier, Carlo Paalam is back in harness for a last-gasp attempt to book a ticket to the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Priming for a significant tournament on local turf, Janry Ubas built for himself some momentum during the 2024 Hong Kong Athletics Championships.The Southeast Asian Games long jump king hurled
Vanessa Sarno doesn’t buy the popular view that she isn’t cut out to win an Olympic medal.“Everybody says that competing in the Olympics for the first time is just for exposure. I want
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