Karl Eldrew Yulo proved he is a rising force in international gymnastics after securing two bronze medals at the 2026 FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Cup Series Cairo Leg in Egypt. The 18-year-old prodigy delivered an applause-worthy performance on Sunday, April 5, capturing his first bronze medal in the floor exercise final with a score of 14.00. With a tight competition against AIN gymnasts Marinov Daniel who scored 14.233 and Dukhno Arsenii with 14.133, Yulo did not disapp

Ernest John ‘EJ’ Obiena dominated the ISTAF Indoor meet at the Uber Arena in Berlin, Germany, on Saturday in Manila, capturing his third gold medal of the season. Obiena defeated Simen Guttormsen of Norway, after clearing a season-best 5.78m on his first attempt to win the gold medal in the 8-man competition. Guttormsen matched the height but settled for silver due to the countback rule. EJ Obiena tried to surpass the 5.83m height but missed all three attempts. This victory r

Alpine Skier Tallulah Proulx placed top-50 finish in women’s slalom in the Winter Olympics 2026 last Wednesday, February 18. She finished the race with a combined time of 2 minutes, 8.48 seconds over two runs, placing her on the 50th out of 95 skiers. Meanwhile, in the giant slalom event, Proulx placed 52nd with a total time of 2:41.62. Proulx carved her name in history as the first Filipina Winter Olympian, and youngest athlete to represent the Philippines at the Winter Gam

The spotlight turned to the country’s top athletic standouts as the 2025 SMC Philippine Sportswriters Association (PSA) Annual Awards Night unfolded, celebrating yet another year of excellence for Philippine sports at Diamond Hotel, February 16. Organized annually by the Philippine Sportswriters Association, the event honors the nation’s most outstanding athletes, teams, and sports figures whose achievements elevated the country’s presence on both local and international stag

Philippine Tennis Association (PHILTA) is planning to organize more local women’s tournaments following the successful staging of the Philippine Women’s Open, as officials and players led by Filipina tennis ace Alex Eala highlighted the lack of competitive opportunities for female athletes during the country’s first-ever WTA 125 event at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center. Eala earlier described the tournament as a “wake-up call” for stakeholders, stressing the need for greater