Olmin Leyba is a Sports Journalist at Philstar.com. He specializes in competitive sports, professional sports, and sports marketing, with a keen focus on team sports and the business aspects of the sports industry. Olmin's work has been featured in MSN, Philstar.com, and Magzter.
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Olmin Leyba's coverage focuses mainly on local sports, particularly basketball, within the Philippines and Manila. He provides extensive event coverage and announcements related to the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) teams such as Meralco Bolts, TNT Tropang Giga, Phoenix Fuel Masters, San Miguel Beermen, and NorthPort Batang Pier.
If you have insights regarding game recaps of PBA matches or updates about these specific teams or players involved in the playoff race, your pitch is more likely to grab Olmin's attention. Consider offering exclusive interviews with players or providing behind-the-scenes perspectives on significant events related to these teams.
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MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines needed a strong finishing kick to overcome a one-goal deficit and beat Laos, 4-1, to revitalize its bid in the Asean Football Championship-Hyundai Cup Saturday in Vientiane.
By: Olmin Leyba
THE Philippines needed a strong finishing kick to overcome a one-goal deficit and beat Laos, 4-1, to revitalize its bid in the ASEAN Football Championship-Hyundai Cup on Saturday in Vientiane.
MANILA, Philippines — NLEX coach Jimmy Alapag sees a mix of nostalgia and cutthroat business in this explosive duel with defending PBA Governors' Cup champion TNT.
After winning one and losing one against lower-ranked opponents, the Philippines faces its biggest test yet in the Asean Championship-Hyundai Cup – powerhouse Thailand.
MANILA, Philippines — Since coming on board as a guest team in the PBA, Macau has got Titan Ultra in a vise.
For Sedrick Barefield, Blackwater’s first-round loss to Phoenix, where he was virtually a non-factor, left an unpalatable feeling.
THE Philippine men's football team found itself in a tight fix in the race for the ASEAN Championship-Hyundai Cup semifinals after dropping a 0-1 loss to Thailand on Tuesday night in Capas, Tarlac.
Looking good with a new franchise-best 6-0 start, it would be easy for NLEX to start entertaining thoughts of building its own kingdom.
But the NLEX Road Warriors aren't about to fall for the trap, preferring to take this drive for the PBA Season 50 Governors' Cup crown inch by inch.
And the one responsible for busting the Group A leader’s 6-0 streak was Terrafirma, the only team that gave the Road Warriors a big scare in the first-round sweep of the PBA Governors’ Cup elims.
