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Injury boost as Gillingham players close in on comebacks
Gillingham captain Liam Gordon is one of four injured players closing in on a return to action.
Philippines’ Eala ousted as Rybakina moves into Ningbo Open last 8 on return from injury
Alexandra Eala crashed out in the Ningbo Open last 16 on Thursday as world No 1 Elena Rybakina reached the quarter-finals on her return from injury when opponent Polina Kudermetova retired. Top seed and defending champion Rybakina was cruising 5-0 in eastern China when the world No 105 from Uzbekistan called it quits because of injury. Earlier, Philippine history-maker Eala suffered a battling straight-sets defeat to Diana Shnaider, the Russian world No 13 winning 7-5, 6-4 to book a...
NCAA: LPU beats Arellano, extends win streak to three
Lyceum of the Philippines University defeated Arellano University, 62-57, to extend its winning streak to three games and close out the crossover phase of the NCAA Season 102 men"s basketball tournament.
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Bennie Boatwright nears completion of naturalization process, takes PH Oath of Allegiance
Bennie Boatwright moved a step closer to completing his naturalization process after taking the Philippine Oath of Allegiance.
Para table tennis duo Manginsay, Redulla bag silver in Asian Para Games
The Philippine pair of Lhey Marie Manginsay and Jan Wilfred Redulla bagged the silver medal in the mixed doubles XD17 event of the 2026 Asian Para Games in Japan on Thursday.
ONE Championship: Itsuki Hirata finds her way back with revenge over Jihin
Four years and seven months after Jihin Radzuan handed her a first professional defeat, Itsuki Hirata finally had her revenge. After everything that followed that night in Singapore, she also had reason to believe her career was moving forward again.
NFL Player Released After Pulling Gun Following Teammate Dispute
Tennessee Titans coach Robert Saleh confirmed that defensive tackle Jordan Elliott was released after the incident.
Eala exits Ningbo Open after bowing to Russian foe
(Updated) MANILA, Philippines — Filipino tennis ace Alexandra “Alex” Eala’s campaign at the 2026 Ningbo Open came to an end on Thursday after absorbing a 5-7, 4-6 setback against world No. 13 Diana Shnaider of Russia at the Ningbo Yinzhou Tennis Center in China. Eala, ranked 20th in the world, has failed to reach the quarterfinal round of a WTA Tour sanctioned tournament for the fifth consecutive time. The last time the 22-year-old Filipina made the round of 8 was in the 2026 Washington Open, where she won her first WTA Tour championship. Eala has not barged into the quarterfinals of the National Bank Open (round of 16), Cincinnati Open (round of 32), US Open (round of 32), and Singapore Open (round of 16). After a bronze medal finish in the Asian Games, Eala suffered her worst loss in the 2026 season at the Wuhan Open, when she was stunned by No. 217 Shi Han of China last October 12. With a mission to end her slump, Eala opened her Ningbo Open campaign strong with an impressive 6-3, 6-1 victory over Diane Parry of France in the round of 32. Against Shnaider, Eala put up a fight in the opening frame and managed to tie the score at 5-all. Shnaider, however, broke Eala's service and took a hard-fought 52-minute opening set, 7–5. After trading early breaks to even the score at 4-all in the second set, Shnaider took advantage of Eala's weak returns to secure the win. “It’s interesting to fight against a lefty. It’s a tough match, and I am glad I managed to pull through,” Shnaider said after the match.
Alex Eala falls short against Diana Shnaider, exits Ningbo Open in Round of 16
Alexandra Eala fell short against world No. 13 Diana Shnaider, losing 7-5, 6-4, in the Round of 16 of the Ningbo Open in China on Thursday.