Fil-Am athletes

A retired Filipino American football star is recovering at home after a health scare. Three-time Super Bowl champion turned ESPN analyst Tedy Bruschi suffered a stroke over the weekend. Bruschi, who had a stroke during his...

TORONTO — The Toronto Maple Leafs held its annual week-long development camp, where a roster of hockey players got a chance to hone their skills on the ice in time for Saturday’s scrimmage. Among the draft...

A Fil-Am from Southern California was drafted into the National Hockey League. 17-year-old Nick Robertson was selected 53rd by the famed Toronto Maple Leafs to beef up their scoring and depth. Standing only 5’9 and weighing...

While he was not among the 60 players taken in Thursday night’s NBA draft, the basketball journey for Fil-Am athlete Sedrick Bihis Barefield continues. After working out for several teams in the past few weeks, the...

During a post run workout, Pacquiao was joined by 10-year-old Iñigo Lemon Pabon of Sacramento. The Fil-Am youth showed off some of his shadowboxing skills alongside the fighting senator, getting some praise from Coach Buboy Fernandez....Read More

In basketball news, former Gilas Pilipinas standout and now Alab Pilipinas head coach Jimmy Alapag is getting the shot of a lifetime in the NBA. Alapag, who also serves as an assistant for San Miguel Beer...

Fil-Am athlete Joe Karlous was selected by USA Volleyball to train with the 2019 boys youth national training team. The youth national team selected 24 of the top junior athletes around the U.S. to compete for...

The Stanford men’s golf team has just captured their 9th NCAA division 1 championship blessings golf club in Arkansas. It was not an easy match for Stanford, as they went up against the heavily-favored Texas and...

Fil-Am college student Jordan Molina wins back-to-back national volleyball championships. Molina and his Long Beach State teammates defeated the number-one-ranked University of Hawaii, in three sets at the Walter Pyramid to defend their NCAA national volleyball...

Kihei Clark’s freshman year at the University of Virginia is in the books, and he’s happy to come back to the valley as a national champion — happily signing some autographs for family members, while enjoying...