Enchong Dee Swimming Video (Episode 3, part 3b)

Watch how Enchong Dee on doing men's 1,500-meter freestyle swimming race.

"Hey, good evening! I'm Enchong Dee of the De La Salle University (DLSU) Green Tankers, along with Juniors MVP Gian Berino, Nikita Dacera, former rookies Axel Ngui and Timothy Vincent Yap on taking my swimming video.

Enchong is wearing arena ARN-4091 WHT silicone swimming cap and AGL-1400 EMBL swimming glass (mirror Swedish type) and ARN-6015 DGRN RIMIC nux-F, Timothy is wearing arena AGL-1400 EMBL swimming glass (mirror Swedish type) and ARN-6014 DGRN Half Spats nux-F, Gian and Nikita is wearing speedo Aqua V Silicone Swimming Cap - Black (8-087750001), speedsocket Unisex Goggle - Black (8-705895555) and FASTSKIN LZR RACER Men's Legskin - Black (8-018040001) and Axel is wearing arena ARN-4091 WHT silicone swimming cap, AGL-1400 EMBL swimming glass (mirror Swedish type) and ARN-8507M BLU Long Spats LASCLE nux-W shot on location at the swimming pool of Trace Aquatic Center in Los Banos, Laguna.

arena AGL-1400 EMBL swimming glass (mirror Swedish type)

arena ARN-6015 DGRN RIMIC nux-F

PBA to shorten 45th season if and when it resumes

The PBA will shelve at least one conference off of its 45th Season calendar—if and when it resumes—as the needed extension of the Luzon-wide lockdown continues to take its toll on sporting events in the country.

Commissioner Willie Marcial and the league’s board met Tuesday afternoon via conference call and they arrived at the decision.

“The important thing for us, as what has always been, is the safety of everyone in the league, especially the fans,” Marcial said. “As long as mass gatherings are not allowed, then the season will stay suspended.”

Marcial said that it was also decided that the league will donate P1 million worth of PPEs to a hospital that he will determine, and it will go to the ones that he feels needs it the most.

Help to the league’s game day staff, crew, referees, etc. will continue, while the D League will most likely be played after the UAAP announced the total cancellation of its season.

“If the collegiate season is canceled, then we will most likely play the D League,” he said. “I think it’s important that we give the basketball players in the country a league to play in. But we (together with the board) will still decide on that.”

Only one game was played in the Philippine Cup before the lockdown was ordered by President Duterte as the league immediately heeded Malacanang’s call to prevent mass gatherings and slow the spread of the coronavirus.

The earliest that the league can restart is on June 1, as Marcial said that, if the lockdown is indeed lifted at the end of the month, he is inclined to give all the teams at least one month to prepare.

“We cannot have the players playing immediately, because we will all make them prone to injuries,” Marcial said. “It’s a struggle to keep in shape in these times, let alone in basketball shape.”

Also tackled in the meeting was the possibility of holding all three conferences as originally planned, but that would mean an ending in May next year.

A two-conference format would mean that there won’t be a Grand Slam champion this season, something which the Beermen have missed for the last five years after ruling the Philippine Cup.

It is also not known at this time which of the two import-spiced conferences will be played with one having different height limits on reinforcements

https://sports.inquirer.net/391393/pba-to-shorten-45th-season-if-and-when-it-resumes

UAAP cancels Season 82 over coronavirus

The UAAP has scrapped the remainder of Season 82, the league announced Tuesday.

In a memo signed by UAAP president Emmanuel Fernandez and executive director Atty. Rebo Saguisag, the cancellation of the season came after the enhanced community quarantine in Luzon was extended until April 30 over the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic.

“With the Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ) having been extended, the conditions for the resumption of UAAP Season 82 can no longer be met. As such it is now deemed cancelled,” the league said.

“All other issues related thereto will be resolved at the proper time as we continue to focus our time, energy, and resources in battling this crisis. Nevertheless, we would like to take this opportunity to thank you, our fans, partners, student-athletes, coaches, and all other members of the UAAP community.”

President Rodrigo Duterte on Tuesday formalized the extension of the lockdown as the deadly virus continues to spread in the country.

As of Tuesday afternoon, the number of confirmed cases in the Philippines has climbed to 3,764, according to the Department of Health (DOH). A total of 177 have died while 84 have recovered.

https://sports.inquirer.net/391388/uaap-cancels-season-82-over-coronavirus