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By Rey Joble
IT could happen even to the best of them.
Alaska Milk’s prized-guard Willie Miller, one of the Philippine Basketball Association’s best clutch performers, wasn’t spared when pressure took its toll on him.
Donaire thanks scribes for award
By Ronnie Nathanielsz
WORLD flyweight champion Nonito Donaire said yesterday he was deeply honored by the Philippine Sportswriters Association award he will receive on Feb. 20.
Indon rider makes history, wins a stage in Langkawi race
By Arman Armero
BANDAR BARU BANGI, Malaysia—Indonesian rider Samai Amari of the Malaysian Letua Cycling Team stole the thunder from three-stage winner Mattia Gavazzi of Diquigiovanni-Androni to claim the Melaka-Bandar Baru Bangi Stage 4, sparking a mild shake-up of the overall standings in the Le Tour de Langkawi 2009 here.
Wushu named best national sports association
FOR an outstanding year that saw its athletes dominate both Asian and world stages, the Wushu Federation of the Philippines is the hands-down choice of the Philippine Sportswriters Association as the Outstanding National Sports Association for 2008.
Singapore golfers humble locals
CANLUBANG—Singapore threatened to dominate the WWWExpress-DHL National Amateur Golf Championships as Jerome Ng and Quincy Quek took the 1-2 spots with a pair of 71s in the third round at the north course of the Canlubang golf complex yesterday here.
Equestrienne leads advocacy for peace
OVER a hundred Muslim and Christian youth volunteers flocked to the Philippine National Red Cross along Roxas Boulevard last Sunday in a symbolic blood-letting activity as a call for peace and unity in the Philippines.
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