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The Philippine women's national team is known by their moniker "Alas Pilipinas", with Alas meaning "Ace" in Filipino. The nickname is an official designation by the Philippine National Volleyball Federation in partnership with sponsor Cignal TV .
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Mar 12, 2024 · The men in blue under the new head coach Tom Saintfiet feature a mixture of veterans and young faces. This is the new-look Philippine Men's National Football Team, formerly known as the Azkals, for the second window of the 2026 FIFA World Cup and 2027 Asian Cup joint qualifiers.
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5 days ago · Headlining the squad are two formidable forces: Sisi Rondina from Choco Mucho and Jia De Guzman from Denso, both poised to lead the charge in the highly anticipated tournament set to take place from May 22 to 29 at the historic Rizal Memorial Stadium.
Jul 4, 2023 · The lowdown on every member of the Philippines Women’s national team roster ahead of the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.
- Ej Obiena
- Carlos Yulo
- Hidilyn Diaz
- Margielyn Didal
- Eumir Marcial
- Nesthy Petecio
- Irish Magno
- Carlo Paalam
- Yuka Saso
- Bianca Pagdanganan
Event: Athletics – Men’s pole vault Date: Saturday, July 31 Venue: Olympic Stadium EJ Obiena hopes to continue to make waves after becoming the first Filipino to qualifyfor the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. The country’s top pole vaulter is a prime bet for a medal in the quadrennial meet as he is peaking at the right time, resetting the national outdoor pol...
Event: Artistic gymnastics – Men’s individual all-around Date: Saturday, July 24 Venue: Ariake Gymnastics Centre Carlos Yulo not only has a chance to clinch an Olympic medal, but he can even bag a few more. Before becoming the Philippines’ first world gymnastics champion in 2019, Yulo qualified for the Olympics via his ranking in the individual all...
Event: Weightlifting – Women’s 55kg Date: Monday, July 26 Venue: Tokyo International Forum Hidilyn Diaz already has the 2016 Rio Olympics silver medal in her collection, but she won’t be satisfied until she gets the gold. Diaz will be seeing action in her fourth straight Olympics, but she is bringing with her a full team that will have her back in ...
Event: Skateboarding – Women’s street Date: Monday, July 26 Venue: Ariake Urban Sports park Margielyn Didal is bringing her spunk to Tokyo as she aims to complete a golden trio after dominating the 2018 Asian Games and 2019 SEA Games street events. Didal, ranked No. 13 in the world, has made waves in the world skateboarding scene as she bagged this...
Event: Boxing – Men’s middleweight Date: Wednesday, July 28 Venue: Kokugikan Arena Eumir Marcial’s dream to represent flag and country in the Olympics will finally be realized. After a heartbreaking result in the 2016 Rio Olympic qualifiers, Marcial slowly worked his way to the top, bagging a silver in the 2019 world championships, a gold in the 20...
Event: Boxing – Women’s featherweight Date: Saturday, July 24 Venue: Kokugikan Arena Nesthy Petecio hopes there will be no heartbreaks this time. Petecio has been a victim of crucial losses, including a controversial defeat in the 2018 Asian Games. She also initially fell short of a clinching an Olympic berth in the Asia and Oceania qualifiers. But...
Event: Boxing – Women’s flyweight Date: Sunday, July 25 Venue: Kokugikan Arena Irish Magno made history as the first Filipina boxer to punch her way to the Olympics. The 2019 SEA Games silver medalist finally made it to the country’s sports history after winning the box-off for one of six Olympic slots in the women’s flyweight event in the Asia and...
Event: Boxing – Men’s flyweight Date: Monday, July 26 Venue: Kokugikan Arena Having collected medals in the SEA Games and Asian Games in recent years, the Philippine delegation’s youngest Olympic boxer hopes to pull off another surprise in Tokyo. Though the Cagayan de Oro native fell short in the continental qualifiers, Carlo Paalam’s rising perfor...
Event: Women’s golf Date: Wednesday, August 4 Venue: Kasumigaseki Golf Club After winning the 2021 US Women’s Open title, Yuka Saso emerged as a vital contender for the country’s first Olympic gold. Now that she has become one of the golfers to watch in the world, the Filipino-Japanese hopes to gain home court advantage in her Olympic campaign, as ...
Event: Women’s golf Date: Wednesday, August 4 Venue: Kasumigaseki Golf Club Bianca Pagdanganan should not be counted out for an Olympic medal. In her rookie season in the LPGA, Pagdanganan made headlines when she finished at ninth placein the 2020 KPMG Women’s PGA Championships. The 23-year-old also set a world record leapafter her top 10 finish in...
Jul 9, 2023 · The Philippine women’s national football team's final 23 roster led by co-captains Hali Long and Tahnai Annis has been unveiled ahead of the country’s historic 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup debut on Sunday, July 9.
Philippines women's national football team. Filipinas ( lit. The Philippines women's national football team represents the Philippines in international women's association football competitions. It is managed by the Philippine Football Federation (PFF), the sport's governing body in the country.
