Enchong Dee for arena ARN-6014 DGRN Half Spats nux-F

Anj Dee for arena ARN-6012W DGRN RIMIC nux-F

Renovation of old facilities seen as rebirth of PH sports

In this photo taken on December 15, 2016, street dwellers sleep outside the Rizal Memorial Football Stadium in Manila. INQUIRER PHOTO/LYN RILLON

There are several promising athletes that remain untapped to this day due to the lack of sports facilities.

With the renovation of facilities inside the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex in Manila and Philsports in Pasig City being undertaken by the Philippine Sports Commission, these undiscovered athletes will now have a world-class training ground where they improve their craft.

Members of the House Committee on Youth and Sports Development visited both complexes on Wednesday and hailed the renovation as the renaissance of Philippine sports due to the opportunities these venues can provide to the Filipino athlete.

“There are more Lydia De Vegas, Elma Muros, Isidro Del Prados and Teofilo Yldefonsos out there, who don’t have the chance to hone their skills due to the deficiency of world-class facilities,” said House committee chairperson Eric Martinez.

“These new facilities inside RMSC and Philsports will address the need,” added the representative from the 2nd district of Valenzuela City.

PSC Chairman Butch Ramirez toured Martinez around the complex with House committee members Rep. Faustino Michael Carlos Dy III of Isabela, Rep. Strike Revilla of Cavite, Rep. John Rey Tiangco of Navotas and Rep. Jose Teves Jr. from TGP party-list.

The newly-refurbished Rizal Memorial Coliseum inside RMSC will be completed come Nov. 15, the first time it experienced complete renovation since the 1935.

Three hundred meters away is the Ninoy Aquino Stadium, which will reopen on Nov. 21, nine days away from the kick-off ceremony of the 30th Southeast Asian Games.

These facilities are part of the P842.5-million financial assistance that the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (Pagcor) has given to the PSC for the total facelift of both complexes.

https://sports.inquirer.net/372488/renovation-of-old-facilities-seen-as-rebirth-of-ph-sports

Enchong Dee 2009 UAAP swimming Championship MVP profile with JINS Airframe U377 Spider

Legends send off current Nationals Nov. 13

Boxing heroes Mansueto “Onyok” Velasco Jr. and Leopoldo Serantes, bowling Hall-of-Famers Rafael “Paeng” Nepomuceno and Olivia “Bong” Coo will tell their stories of victory to inspire Filipino athletes bound for the 30th Southeast Asian Games.

Together with track legends Lydia de Vega-Mercado and Elma Muros-Posadas, those great personalities will be in a festive get-together on Nov. 13 to send off the athletes who will be tasked to reclaim the overall title in the 11-nation event starting on Nov. 30.

No less than President Duterte will join them along with the country’s top sports officials during the “Team Philippines Send-off ng Bayan” at the newly refurbished Rizal Memorial Coliseum in Manila.

All 1,115 Filipino athletes from 56 sports are expected to join the assembly as yesterday’s sports heroes share their secret recipes for success.

Philippine Sports Commission Commissioner Ramon Fernandez, a former national team standout during his prime, will also have his time to say some inspirational words.

Bamboo, known as the Prince of Philippine Rock, will be the main act during the entertainment segment of the sendoff ceremony where the theme song of Team Philippines will also be unveiled.

The Philippines last hosted the Games in 2005 and won the overall title with an astounding haul of 112 gold medals and 290 overall.

Thailand finished second that year with 87 gold medals and 117 bronzes making up the bulk of its 283 tally.

Team Philippines also had 85 silver and 93 bronze medals.

The country will be banking heavily on combat sports like taekwondo, boxing, karatedo, judo, jiu-jitsu, kickboxing, arnis, wushu, wrestling and muay as primary gold-medal sources in the Games.

Other medal-rich events are athletics, aquatics, billiards, chess, dancesport, triathlon, traditional boat race, weightlifting, golf and team sports basketball, softball, baseball, ice hockey and rugby sevens.

https://sports.inquirer.net/371787/legends-send-off-current-nationals-nov-13

Enchong Dee, Johansen Aguilar

Nowadays for Enchong Dee and Johansen Aguilar of De La Salle University Green Tankers wearing Jins in partnership with Adidas, Jersey Haven, Nike, Titan 22, because they drink Milo Ready to Drink.

Enchong wears JINS Airframe U377 (Spider), 2009 adidas DLSU cap (Unisex, Fairway/White) and hoodie (fairway/white) and 2011 Nike exclusive De La Salle Dri-Fit tee (white and green), while Johan wears JINS MMF-15S-U046 (Black Steel), 2012 Nike De La Salle (DLSU) game jacket and pant (green) and 2011 Nike exclusive De La Salle Dri-Fit tee (green and white).

Again, Enchong wears arena AGL-1400 EMBL swimming glass (mirror Swedish type) and ARN-6015 DGRN rimic nux-F and Johan wears speedo Aqua V Silicone Cap - Black (8-087750001), speedsocket Unisex Goggle - Black (8-705895555) and FASTSKIN FS-PRO Men's Legskin - Black (8-008083218) and compete in men's 50-meter butterfly; men's 100-meter butterfly; men's 200-meter butterfly and men's 400-meter individual medley events; again Enchong wears AGL-1400 EMBL swimming glass (mirror Swedish type) and ARN-6014 DGRN Half Spats nux-f and competes in men's 1,500-meter freestyle event while Johan wears speedo Aqua V Silicone Swimming Cap - Black (8-087750001), speedsocket Unisex Goggle - Black (8-705895555) and FASTSKIN FS-PRO Men's Bodysuit (8-008053218) and competes in men's 200-meter backstroke event.

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

arena ARN-6015 DGRN rimic nux-F

Sacho Ilustre makes early case for MVP as La Salle ends Day 1 on top

LOS BAÑOS, LAGUNA — La Salle leaned on the masterful performance of Southeast Asian Games-bound Sacho Ilustre and the rest of its swimmers, grabbing the top spot after Day 1 of the UAAP Season 82 Men’s Swimming Championships, Thursday at the Trace Aquatic Center.

The previous season’s top rookie made case for this year’s Most Valuable Player plum after bagging the golds in both the 100 and 800-meter freestyle events, to put the title favorites up at 77 points.

Ilustre topped Miguel Barlisan of Ateneo and Christian Anor of University of Santo Tomas in the 100 meters with 52.07, just 0.01 seconds ahead of Barlisan. Anor touched in third at 53.40. The second-year Green Tanker then took the 800 meters title at 8:53.09, ahead of Ateneo’s Ianiko Limfilipino and University of the Philippines’ Keane Ting, who finished at 9:01.51 and 9:02.97, respectively.

The Green Tankers opened the night with the gold as well, with Gummy Torres, Jexter Chua, McTracy Alindogan, and Alfonso Bautista coming in at 1:49.12. Ateneo came in second at 1:50.14 with Akiva Carino, Joshua Taleon, Drew Magbag, and Dominic Buhain at 1:50.14; while UST bagged the bronze at 1:51.75 with Kevin Dagum, Jay Cabulit, Joshua Alvaran, and Renz Gawidan.

The UST Tigersharks with Juan Abad, Russel Latorre, Angelo Dela Cruz, and Christian Anor snared the other relay gold with 8:10.93 in the 800-meter freestyle relay. UP finished with the silver as Joshua Vitangcol, Kyle Bagusto, Sebastian Arcilla, and Patrick Galvez ended at 8:17.96. La Salle then capped their great night with the bronze with 8:23.13 off Kelles Que, Alnair Guevarra, Antoine Mendoza, and Richmond Santos.

Defending five-time champion Ateneo was not far behind at second with 73 points, paced by the gold of Limfilipino in the 200-meter individual medley. The second-year Atenean finished at 2:13.54, even as Fighting Maroons Sebastian Arcilla and Andrae Pogiongko took the silver and bronze at 2:15.69 and 2:15.84, respectively.

UP rounds out the top three after the night’s events with 60 points.

https://tiebreakertimes.com.ph/tbt/sacho-ilustre-makes-early-case-for-mvp-as-la-salle-ends-day-1-on-top/166131

DLSU off to a flying start at Season 82 UAAP swimming championships opening

De La Salle University green tankers kicked off their Season 82 campaign to a flying start after leading the men’s and boys divisions points tally on day one of the 82nd UAAP Swimming Championships in Trace Aquatic Center in Laguna Thursday evening.

SEA Games bound Maurice Sacho Ilustre contributed two gold medals for DLSU at the opening day, where he reigned supreme in the Men’s 800m Free and 100m Free events with times of 8:53.09 and 52.07 respectively.

The quartet of Gummy Torres, Jexter Janzen Chua, McTracy Alindogan and Alfonso Bautista added another gold for DLSU Men’s Team in the Men’s 50m Medley Relay.

In the Boys Division, DLSU’s David Franco Dela Rosa and Inaki Emil Lorbes delivered a 1-2 finish in the Boys’ 100m Free event, and then Lorbes added another silver in the 200m IM and 800m Free events.

DLSU’s Men’s Team tops the day one of action with 77 points, closely followed by Ateneo De Manila University with 73 points, and then UP and UST with 60 and 54 points respectively.

With 85 points, the DLSU boys team tops the day one points tally, followed by UST with 79 points, Ateneo with 55 points, UE with 35 points and UP with 16 points.

Ateneo de Manila University’s Kirsten Chloe Daos, the Season 81 MVP, is poised to retaining her MVP trophy as she topped both the 800m and 100m Free events.

Ateneo Women’s team tops the day one points tally with 101 points, followed by UP with 74 points, DLSU with 61 points and UST with 28 points.

The University of Santo Tomas relay teams swept the gold medals in the 4x50m Medley Relay and 4x200m Free relay; while Camille Lauren Buico was the lone individual gold medalist from UST, winning the Girls 100m Free title.

The three gold-medal haul on day one was more than enough for them to top the Girls tally with 95 points, followed by UP with 67 points, DLSU with 51 points, Ateneo with 34 points and UE with 23 points.

Here’s the Complete Results of Day 1 of the 82nd UAAP Swimming Championships :

Men’s 4x50m Medley Relay :
1:49.12 – Gold : De La Salle University (G. Torres, J. Chua, M. Alindogan & A. Bautista)
1:50.14 – Silver : Ateneo De Manila University (A. Carino, J. Taleon, D. Magbag & D. Buhain)
1:50.68 – Bronze : University of Santo Tomas (K. Dagum, J. Cabulit, J. Alvaran & R. Gawidan)

Women’s 4x50m Medley Relay
2:08.15 – Gold : Ateneo De Manila University (C. Gray, D. Carreon, K. Santos & M. Manguiat)
2:08.44 – Silver : University of the Philippines (F. Joves, A. Pogiongko, J. Taguibao & A. Canaya)
2:13.24 – Bronze : De La Salle University (E. Jaurigue, M. Mendoza, C. Jaurigue & B. Ting)

Boys 4x50m Medley Relay *New Record by UST*
1:49.97 – Gold : University of Santo Tomas (J. Paderes, J. Hutchings, J. Sales & L. Cruz)
1:55.76 – Silver : University of the East (E. Laureta, J. Arca, J. Tanchongko & J. Molina)
1:58.39 – Bronze : Ateneo de Manila University (G. Dela Rosa, R. Isip, D. Ballestar & M. Pile)

Girls 4x50m Medley Relay *New Record by UST*
2:07.82 – Gold : University of Santo Tomas (S. Lugay, A. Hansson, J. Guevarra & K. Managuelod)
2:11.80 – Silver : De La Salle University (M. Cabreza, A. Calvario, K. Keh & M. Mina)
2:11.82 – Bronze : University of the Philippines (F. Joves, M. Neri, A. Natividad & M. Rogers)

Men’s 100m Freestyle
52.07 – Gold : Maurice Sacho Ilustre (DLSU)
52.08 – Silver : Miguel Karlo Barlisan (ADMU)
53.40 – Bronze : Christian Paul Anor (UST)

Women’s 100m Freestyle
59.54 – Gold : Kirsten Chloe Daos (ADMU)
1:00.35 – Silver : Regina Maria Paz Castrillo (UP)
1:00.35 – Silver : Nicole Meah Pamintuan (DLSU)
1:00.35 – Silver : Andrea Tiffany Ngui (ADMU)

Boys 100m Freestyle
55.10 – Gold : David Franco Dela Rosa (DLSU)
55.22 – Silver : Inaki Emil Lorbes (DLSU)
56.13 – Bronze : Regan Joseph Garbanzos (UST)

Girls 100m Freestyle
1:00.37 – Gold : Camille Lauren Buico (UST)
1:01.20 – Silver : Alexandra Nikolai Bonite (UST)
1:01.31 – Bronze : Zoe Marie Hilario (UP)

Men’s 200m Individual Medley
2:13.54 – Gold : Ianiko Grieco Limfilipino (ADMU)
2:15.69 – Silver : Jose Mari Sebastian Arcilla (UP)
2:15.84 – Bronze : Andrae Miguel Pogiongko (UP)

Women’s 200m Individual Medley
2:26.75 – Gold : Nicole Meah Pamintuan (DLSU)
2:30.26 – Silver : Regina Maria Paz Castrillo (UP)
2:31.30 – Bronze : Winonah Nadine Tee Ten (UP)

Boys 200m Individual Medley
2:11.16 – Gold : Phillip Joaquin Santos (ADMU)
2:15.56 – Silver : John Neil Paderes (UST)
2:16.14 – Bronze : Jose Antonio Dela Rosa (DLSU)

Girls 200m Individual Medley
2:27.91 – Gold : Zoe Marie Hilario (UP)
2:31.62 – Silver : Aubrey Tom (UP)
2:33.27 – Bronze : Sam Andrei Doragos (ADMU)

Men’s 800m Freestyle
8:53.09 – Gold : Maurice Sacho Ilustre (DLSU)
9:01.51 – Silver : Ianiko Grieco Limfilipino (ADMU)
9:02.97 – Bronze : Keane Cedric Ting (UP)

Women’s 800m Freestyle
9:28.89 – Gold : Kirsten Chloe Daos (ADMU)
9:53.11 – Silver : Nichole Evangelista (DLSU)
9:54.31 – Bronze : Romina Rafaelle Gavino (ADMU)

Boys 800m Freestyle
8:55.88 – Gold : Phillip Joaquin Santos (ADMU)
9:07.83 – Silver : Inaki Emil Lorbes (DLSU)
9:10.60 – Bronze : Reagan Joseph Garbanzos (UST)

Girls 800m Freestyle
9:57.47 – Gold : Bela Louise Magtibay (DLSU)
10:02.27 – Silver : Sam Andrei Doragos (ADMU)
10:04.13 – Bronze : Franchesca Baccay (UST)

http://www.pinoyswimming.com/2019/10/18/dlsu-off-flying-start-season-82-uaap-swimming-championships-opening/

Minutes of meeting (October 15, 2019)

Exactly two days after the 33rd PMPC STAR Awards for Television, Enchong Dee is flanked by Johansen Aguilar, former team captain Mike Advincula, Tessa Eusebio and Kim Cornelio on proposing the photo exhibit.

"First of all, I would like to say to Enchong Dee, Johansen Aguilar, Mariel and Miggy Carandang, Tessa Alcantara, Kim Cornelio, Mike Advincula and coach Guy Concepcion to call for their assisting on preparing for a photo exhibit," in an statement.

PH athletes Alyssa Valdez, Pauline Lopez attest support in SEA Games buildup

ENERGY drink Milo has partnered with the Philippine Southeast Asian Games Organizing Committee (PHISGOC) for the 30th staging of the biennial meet from November 30 to December 10.

Milo shares the common goal with the PHISGOC of rallying the nation to support the athletes representing the country.

On Thursday at Conrad Hotel Manila, brand ambassadors Kiefer Ravena, Alyssa Valdez and Pauline Lopez, along with Milo executives Veronica Cruz, vice president Nestle Philippines-Milo, Lester Castillo, assistant vice president of Nestle Philippines-Milo, and PHISGOC officials, they vowed their all-out support for the national athletes.

“Kapag pinakita natin sa mga atleta natin na susuportahan natin sila, sobrang namomotivate ‘yan eh,” said Castillo. “Kung nasa ganoon kataas na level ng competition sila mas lalo silang mamo-motivate [kung susuportahan natin sila].”

Hoping to ignite the Filipinos’ fighting spirit, Milo launched a series of inspiring inspiring videos featuring Valdez and Lopez, who are part of the national women’s volleyball team and taekwondo team, respectively.

Valdez will fly to Japan along with Rhea Dimaculangan, Jia Morado, Ces Molina, Eya Laure, Kalei Mau, Mylene Paat, Jovelyn Gonzaga, Aby Maraño, Majoy Baron, Maddie Madayag, Mika Reyes, Dawn Macandili, and Kath Arado for a training camp next month.

Lopez, on the other hand, will see action in the Taekwondo Grand Prix in Sofia, Bulgaria from October 18 to 20 as part of her preparation for the SEA Games.

“We win as one, hindi lang mga atleta natin ang maglalaro, pati ang mga kapwa natin Pilipino,” said Valdez, who recalled the Filipinos’ support during the second leg of the ASEAN Grand Prix held in Sta. Rosa, Laguna last week.

“We were up against Indonesia, we lost the first and second sets, then we won the third and fourth, but the Filipino community cheered the same intensity all throughout the game,” she added. “Iba ang pakiramdam na may mga tao na sumusuporta, ‘yun pa lang panalo na.”

https://www.spin.ph/multisport/sea-games/milo-partners-with-phisgoc-for-sea-games-a796-20191010