Kaila Napolis scores Asian Games bronze in jiu-jitsu

GMA Network - Oct 2, 2026

Kaila Napolis scored a bronze medal in the 2026 Asian Games after defeating Mongolia"s Tsagaanbileg Altangerel in the women"s 52kg bronze medal match on Friday in Japan.

Read full article

More News

End of an era: Lionel Messi prepares to hang up Argentina boots with monumental farewell

Oct 6, 2026

End of an era: Lionel Messi prepares to hang up Argentina boots with monumental farewell

Lionel Messi will pull on Argentina’s sky blue-and-white jersey for the last time on Tuesday and enjoy an emotional farewell in front of his adoring fans in a stadium with a name to match his legacy: Monumental. Some 85,000 Argentina fans will be on hand to watch the 39-year-old idol perform his wizardry in a friendly against Benin that brings down the curtain on his 21-year international career. Millions more will be following the action in South America’s largest arena, Buenos Aires’...

SCMP Best Bets: Kwai Chung Talents can lead them home at Happy Valley

Oct 6, 2026

SCMP Best Bets: Kwai Chung Talents can lead them home at Happy Valley

Jay Rooney KWAI CHUNG TALENTS - R6 (10) Second on return and looks poised to break through   Owen Goulding AURIO - R9 (1) Ran huge on return and looks primed for an overdue win with Purton up   Paul Lally KWAI CHUNG TALENTS - R6 (10) Looks ready to win after last-start second first-up   Phillip Woo KWAI CHUNG TALENTS - R6 (10) Can go one better than promising return second   Trackwork Spy DARYL FLASH - R7 (11) Bumped into one on return and looks set to go one better off light weight   Racing...

NCAA: Mapua rides Cyrus Cuenco's career-high to escape EAC in OT

Oct 6, 2026

NCAA: Mapua rides Cyrus Cuenco's career-high to escape EAC in OT

After a woeful 0-3 start in the NCAA Season 102, Mapua University has now rolled to its third straight win with a gritty 89-84 overtime win against Emilio Aguinaldo College on Tuesday.

Mapua outlasts EAC in OT, rolls to third straight win

Oct 6, 2026

Mapua outlasts EAC in OT, rolls to third straight win

MANILA, Philippines -- Mapua University outlasted Emilio Aguinaldo College in overtime, 89-84, at the San Juan Arena Tuesday to roll to its third straight win in the NCAA Season 102 men's basketball tournament. Russel Liwanag delivered on a wide open layup after the Cardinals got past the Generals' full-court press with five seconds left. Liwanag then stole the ball from Jude Bagay on the other end to seal the win for Mapua, which elevated to 3-3 for fourth place in Group A. Cyrus Cuenco poured 28 points, four rebounds, and four assists for the Cardinals, who failed to finish off the Generals in regulation but proved steady in overtime especially with a 9-0 opening run. EJ Castillo pumped 19 points and three rebounds for EAC, which 2-game win run got snapped to fall to 2-4 in fourth place in Group B.

LOOK: Mapua def. EAC in OT (89-84)

Oct 6, 2026

LOOK: Mapua def. EAC in OT (89-84)

NCAA Season 102 Men’s Basketball Tournament   Mapua def. EAC in OT (89-84) Cyrus Cuenco Player of the Game #NCAASeason102

Bam Aquino files resolution recognizing Carlos Yulo's double-gold showing in Asian Games

Oct 6, 2026

Bam Aquino files resolution recognizing Carlos Yulo's double-gold showing in Asian Games

Senator Bam Aquino has filed a resolution seeking to honor Filipino gymnastics star Carlos Yulo for his double-gold showing at the 2026 Asian Games in Japan.

Hong Kong return collapsed because football bosses can’t forgive me, Andersen says

Oct 6, 2026

Hong Kong return collapsed because football bosses can’t forgive me, Andersen says

Jorn Andersen was on the brink of a sensational return as Hong Kong head coach earlier this year, only for talks to collapse and pave the way for interim boss Roberto Losada’s permanent appointment. Enormously popular with supporters after ending the city team’s 55-year wait to reach a major tournament at the last Asian Cup finals, Andersen ultimately accepted a “great offer” from Myanmar back in July. He had been unemployed for two months after leaving Yunnan Yukun when the local football...

Asian Games star Ryan Choi, top jockey Vincent Ho honoured in 10 outstanding persons award

Oct 6, 2026

Asian Games star Ryan Choi, top jockey Vincent Ho honoured in 10 outstanding persons award

Elite Hong Kong athletes Ryan Choi Chun-yin and Vincent Ho Chak-yiu have been named among the recipients of this year’s Ten Outstanding Young Persons award. The pair have represented the city at home and abroad over the past several months, with Choi winning two silver medals at the Asian Games last month, in the men’s individual foil and men’s team foil categories. Ho, meanwhile, captained Hong Kong’s first ever Shergar Cup team to an impressive second place at Ascot in August and is the first...

NCAA: Lawrence Mangubat hits timely triples as JRU escapes Arellano by a thread

Oct 6, 2026

NCAA: Lawrence Mangubat hits timely triples as JRU escapes Arellano by a thread

Lawrence Mangubat once again showed why Jose Rizal University can count on him regardless of the circumstance, lifting the Heavy Bombers to a nail-biting 64-62 escape in NCAA Season 102 on Tuesday at the FilOil EcoOil Centre.

Tennis world No.1 Sinner's season over due to knee injury

Oct 6, 2026

Tennis world No.1 Sinner's season over due to knee injury

ROME — Tennis world number one Jannik Sinner has brought a premature end to his season due to a knee injury, the Italian announced on Tuesday. "Me, together with the doctors, have decided that I need a course of treatment for my knee, which means that the 2026 season is officially over," Sinner said in a video posted on social media. The 25-year-old's announcement came just over a month before he was due to defend his crown at the ATP Finals in Turin. Sinner had finished the previous two seasons on a high by winning in Turin, leading to "so many beautiful feelings and emotions," he said. "This year is going to be way different," he acknowledged. "But at the moment, I also need to think about my long-term career." He has had an impressive, if injury-hit season, winning Wimbledon in July and five Masters 1000 events. He has won all six finals he has played in this year. The Italian's 94 percent winning record in 2026 is the best of his career, even beating his figures from the previous two seasons in each of which he won two Grand Slams and the ATP Finals. A statement from Sinner's management team said that he would "follow a course of treatment for inflammation in his knee," which would help him "to recover before beginning preparations for 2027."

JRU escapes Arellano, takes second straight win

Oct 6, 2026

JRU escapes Arellano, takes second straight win

MANILA, Philippines -- Jose Rizal University escaped Arellano University, 64-62, at the San Juan Arena Tuesday to take its second straight win in the NCAA Season 102 men's basketball tournament. The Heavy Bombers went on a 6-0 finishing kick capped by a Chris Hubilla split from the line to seize a 2-point lead with four seconds left. Sebastian Valencia tried to it for the Chiefs but missed his triple, and Renzo Abiera's putback did not count as time already expired. Lawrence Mangubat led JRU with 14 points including the trey that pulled his team within one, 61-62, in the last 19 seconds. Mangubat added nine rebounds and three steals to his name. JRU improved to 4-1 to solidify its hold of the second spot in Group A, while Arellano suffered its second straight loss for a 4-2 card which remains the best in Group B.

LOOK: JRU def. Arellano (64-62)

Oct 6, 2026

LOOK: JRU def. Arellano (64-62)

NCAA Season 102 Men’s Basketball Tournament   JRU def. Arellano (64-62) Lawrence Mangubat Player of the Game #NCAASeason102

Recommended