Last Friday would have been the 92^nd birthday of Hon. Florencio Campomanes, someone who all chess-loving Filipinos should remember. He, together with Ramon Lontoc, Jr., share the distinction of being the first Filipino National Masters (in 1956). He was also the Philippine national champion in 1956 and 1960 and represented the country at five Chess Olympiads: Moscow 1956, Munich 1958, Leipzig 1960, Varna 1962 and Havana 1966.

INTERNATIONAL Boxing Federation world super flyweight champion Jerwin “Pretty Boy” Ancajas pushes through with a previously shelved title defense fight this weekend in Mexico but against a different opponent.

THE University of the Philippines Fighting Maroons padded their playoff push in UAAP Season 82 with an 80-77 victory over the National University Bulldogs on Wednesday.

ARIC DEL ROSARIO has no plans of slowing down. In fact, the 70-year-old coach is making a coaching comeback as head mentor of the Yakimix...

ROCKED by issues on betting and game-fixing, the Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League (MPBL) expressed determination to move past these and make the league even better.

IN A BID to boost its chances of ending a 26-year gold medal drought, the Philippine women’s volleyball team flew to Japan on Sunday for a 12-day training camp as part of its final preparations for the 30^th Southeast Asian Games.

By Michael Angelo S. Murillo Senior Reporter BOOSTED by his strong finish to the year that saw him win the World 9-Ball Championship, Filipino champion billiards...

LEAGUE-LEADING Northport Batang Pier go for their fifth win in a row in the Philippine Basketball Association Commissioner’s Cup, and solo leadership in the standings, when they return to action today against the Phoenix Pulse Fuel Masters at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.

ALREADY in the final chapter of one of golf’s greatest careers, Tiger Woods may have penned a shocking end to that story on Tuesday when the winner of 15 majors was involved in a single-car crash and taken to the hospital with multiple injuries.

A CONSCIOUS effort to learn the right fundamentals of the sport of basketball has allowed a 16-year-old Filipina player to steadily make a name for herself in the United States.

AS THE WORLD continues to grapple with the growing concern over the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, American sports channel ESPN hopes to provide some form of escape by moving up the showing of the much-anticipated documentary series The Last Dance.

GIVEN the opportunity to further his studies and develop his game abroad, Philippine youth football standout Samuel Reuben Wilhelm Chavez is out to make the most of it.