Reinhard Jumamoy has been under the bright lights of the biggest basketball stages.

Picking up for strokes in a four-hole stretch near the end of his opening round on Monday, Russell Bautista went on to submit a five-under-par 67 to take a one-shot lead over two tested campaigners in the P2.5-million ICTSI Pueblo de Oro Championship in Cagayan de Oro. “It’s just the first round and the course

Gillingham will be aiming to avoid another early elimination from the Jersey Mike’s Trophy when they host Brighton tonight.

MANILA, Philippines — Following their successful campaign at the recent Asian Games in Japan, brothers Carlos and Eldrew Yulo will lead the Philippine team in the FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Also representing the country are Haylee Garcia and Juancho Besana. Both Yulo brothers are expected to compete in the individual all-around, while Besana will focus on individual events. Carlos, a two-time Olympic gold medalist in the floor exercise and vault, captured two gold medals in the same events at the Asian Games in Nagoya, Japan. Eldrew, meanwhile, claimed bronze in the men’s horizontal bar. Garcia and Besana also competed in the continental showpiece, with Besana finishing fifth in the men’s vault final. In a video posted by the Asian Gymnastics Union, Carlos said the Asian Games served as part of his preparations for the world championships. “We had a competition in the Asian Games, so that one also is part of my preparation to go to the World Championships, so now we’re almost complete in our training camps, and we’re ready to go to the World Championships,” Yulo said. “I’m going to do six apparatuses, and hopefully we get to the finals,” he added. The Filipino gymnastics star also cited Japanese Olympic champions Kohei Uchimura and Yusuke Tanaka as his childhood inspirations, particularly Uchimura, who motivated him to pursue his Olympic dreams. “They’re both elegant, I think there’s no more explanation to that,” Yulo said. The FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships will run from Oct. 18 to 25 in Rotterdam, the Netherlands

The Golden State Warriors expect big man Kristaps Porzingis to report to the team's facility on Tuesday after being away for two weeks.

MANILA, Philippines — Noli Eala urged his niece, Filipina tennis star Alex Eala, to regroup following her shock 6-4, 3-6, 3-6 first-round loss to qualifier Shi Han of China at the Wuhan Open in China. “Alex meantime was simply outplayed. Just not the usual spunk or energy in her game. Time for Alex to really regroup. A very disappointing loss,” Eala wrote on X. Despite the setback, the former Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) commissioner remained optimistic about Alex’s future, pointing to her pusupport system and the time she has to bounce back from a string of losses. “Despite the disappointment, there’s still so much going for Alex. She has a terrific team working with her, a wonderful support group and most of all, she has time on her side. Lots of time to figure this out,” he said. “I’m certainly not losing hope cause I know Alex is a fighter. Laban lang!” he added. Eala’s comments came as Filipino netizens expressed disappointment over Alex’s early exit, with some posting harsh remarks about her tennis career and suggesting she pursue show business instead. Meanwhile, health advocate Dr. Tony Leachon expressed his support for the 21-year-old Filipina in a Facebook post, emphasizing her hard work, dedication and achievements on the international stage. “As an ardent fan and admirer, I write to you not in disappointment, but in deep respect for the hard work, dedication, and passion you have shown on the court. Every match you play, whether in triumph or in setback, reminds us of the courage it takes to carry the hopes of a nation at just 21 years old,” Leachon wrote. “You have already proven you belong among the world’s best. From Wimbledon to Washington, you showed us the brilliance of your game and the strength of your spirit. That same spirit will carry you forward. Consult your mentors, lean on your team, and trust in the preparation that has brought you this far,” he added.

The jersey Michael Jordan wore during Game 2 of the "Last Dance" 1998 NBA Finals has sold for a record $14 million.

The 36-strong contingent including 21 athletes with disabilities under Chef-de-mission Nguyễn Trọng Hổ, deputy director of the Sports Authority of Việt Nam, will compete in athletes, swimming, powerlifting, badminton and table tennis.

MANILA, Philippines–Alex Eala’s return on Tour didn’t last long after she was stunned by Chinese qualifier Shi Han, 6-4, 3-6, 3-6, in the Wuhan Open first round on Monday night at Dongfeng-Voyah Center Court. Eala was halfway to advancing to the round of 32 of the final WTA 1000 event of the season, up 3-2

There were many reasons for Hong Kong to celebrate the recent Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games. From the most golds won to bringing home a record-breaking number of medals, the city generally fared well at the multi-sport event. Whether it was the 11 golds or the 54 medals from the city’s athletes playing in 14 sports, some sports, notably sailing, were the biggest winners of all, with four golds and 10 medals overall. Fencing, swimming, cycling, karate and squash all won their fair share of medals,...