October, 2015

Basketball

NU scrapes past La Salle, stays alive in UAAP Final 4 race

October 28, 2015 BY: Bong Lozada

Other Sports

Albay to host Palarong Pambansa 2016

October 28, 2015 BY: Michael B. Jaucian

Basketball

PBA: Road Warriors turn back Energy for 2-0 start

October 28, 2015 BY: Mark Giongco

Basketball

Ayo confident Letran can shrug off shooting woes to win NCAA title

October 28, 2015 BY: Randolph B. Leongson

Boxing

Vera fires back at trash-talking Parry: I’m going to kill this dude

October 28, 2015 BY: Bong Lozada

Basketball

FEU crushes hapless Adamson, moves closer to twice-to-beat edge

October 28, 2015 BY: Bong Lozada

Boxing

Vera faces Parry for first-ever ONE Championship heavyweight title

October 28, 2015 BY: Bong Lozada

Baseball

Volquez loses father before World Series start

October 28, 2015

Football

Premier League champion Chelsea and Arsenal exit League Cup

October 28, 2015

Basketball

Curry starts new season with a bang, Warriors beat Pelicans

October 28, 2015

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October, 2015

NU scrapes past La Salle, stays alive in UAAP Final 4 race

Albay to host Palarong Pambansa 2016

PBA: Road Warriors turn back Energy for 2-0 start

Ayo confident Letran can shrug off shooting woes to win NCAA title

Vera fires back at trash-talking Parry: I’m going to kill this dude

FEU crushes hapless Adamson, moves closer to twice-to-beat edge

Vera faces Parry for first-ever ONE Championship heavyweight title

Volquez loses father before World Series start

Premier League champion Chelsea and Arsenal exit League Cup

Curry starts new season with a bang, Warriors beat Pelicans

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