Monthly Archives: September 2008
Taste Asia Oktoberfest 120
Yesternight, I was with my South Spiral friends at Taste Asia at the Mall of Asia for the Oktoberfest 120 Bloggers Party.
My friends and I came around a quarter before seven (7) when there was virtually no people around yet. I took some pictures...
Claire Kathleen Yu
It’s been ages since I got someone to interview for Student-Athlete.
Good thing I found the perfect subject today. Today’s featured student-athlete is Claire Kathleen Yu, she plays for the Ateneo Blue Eagles Table Tennis Team. Get to...
Ateneo and Mapua Table Tennis Tune-up
The Ateneo de Manila University (AdMU) Blue Paddlers and Mapua Institute of Technology (MIT) Table Tennis Team had a tune-up game at the Blue Eagles Gym last Tuesday, September 24.
It so happen that one of their Women’s player, Vivien...
Student Athlete – 2008 Philippine Blog Awards Finalist
My site, Student Athlete, is a finalist in the 2008 Philippine Blog Awards. For bloggers out there who wish to watch the awarding, I’ve embedded a live stream video here. Enjoy!
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Allan Mangahas is 2008 NCAA Rookie of the Year
It’s official. Awards for this season’s National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Basketball Tournament was released yesterday, Saturday, by host Mapua.
Allan Mangahas of the Mapua Institute of Technology (MIT) was named Rookie...
Cardinal’s slow-ball contained San Beda
The Mapua Institute of Technology scored just eight (8) points in the last quarter but still managed to stop the late rally of San Beda Red Lions.
At the half, Mapua led by as much as 11 points and that proved to be a virtually safe distance...
Collegiate Athletic Apparel: Adidas and Nike
The most celebrated collegiate basketball rivalry between La Salle and Ateneo was broght into new heights when Adidas came to sponsor both school’s athletic apparel needs.
It’s a win-win situation. Athlete’s wear performance...
NCAA Rivals: The Battle of Intramuros
Now that the last game of the elimination round has been played, four teams are tied for second at 9-5 win-loss card.
The Philippine NCAA uses FIBA rules, and under those rules is the FIBA classification point system. The four teams will have...
