Philip Matel is a Multimedia Reporter at Rappler. He covers a range of topics within the realm of sports, focusing on team sports, competitive tournaments, and professional athletics. His insights and analyses have also been featured in Newswav and Rappler.
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Philip Matel's coverage is heavily focused on sports, specifically basketball and Filipino basketball players. His articles predominantly cover local events and evolving stories related to the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) and the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP). If you have insights or access to local basketball events, particularly those involving Filipino players or teams in Manila, your pitch is likely to resonate with him.
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New Phoenix head coach Charles Tiu seeks to juggle two roles as he accepts his first PBA head coaching position
By: Philip Matel
Francisco 'Django' Bustamante, 62, acknowledges that Father Time has caught up with him as he falls to rival Earl Strickland in the final of the WNT Legends exhibition tournament
By: Philip Matel
Francisco 'Django' Bustamante, 62, acknowledges that Father Time has caught up with him as he falls to rival Earl Strickland in the final of the WNT Legends exhibition tournament
Efren 'Bata' Reyes wants to compete for as long as he can after taking part in the WNT Legends exhibition tournament that brought him and fellow pool icons Django Bustamante, Earl Strickland, and Ralf Souquet together
By: Philip Matel
Shifty guard Kean Baclaan leaves La Salle after a one-season stint with the Green Archers as he aims to give his family a better life as a professional player
Bol Bol gives TNT the luxury of a 7-foot-3 player who can play the forward positions as the Tropang 5G look to bounce back from their back-to-back runner-up finishes in the Philippine Cup
Kieffer Alas rejects offers from several other UAAP schools for a chance to play under Ateneo Blue Eagles head coach Tab Baldwin and dad Louie
By: Philip Matel, Jreyes0314
HONNE's James Hatcher tells Rappler that he can already envision Filipino fans singing along to their songs again
Dongallo sees her first UAAP season with the Fighting Maroons come to an abrupt end due to injury
Dongallo sees her first UAAP season with the Fighting Maroons come to an abrupt end due to injury
