Out of 58 strong competitors, Kylie Laraine Mananguit kicks back, taking the spot of recognition by placing eighth in the National New Face of the Year Taekwondo Championships, poomsae; female cadet, 1st dan blackbelt category, at the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex, May 31.

After previously losing to the Aussies, Alas Pilipinas arises with a comeback against opponent Kyrgyztan in a straight set sweep, 25-9, 25-11, 25-17, playing for the 2026 Asian Volleyball Confederation (A.V.C.) Women’s Volleyball Cup at Candon City, Ilocos Sur, June 8, 2026.

Skies clear and sun sets! 

Kurile Miles Hechanova scored the waves with another milestone at Palaro Tu Agsur,  by clinching 12th place out 20 competitors with a time of 5:02.11, in the Secondary Girls 400M Freestyle, at Datu Lipus Makapandong Sport Complex, May 26.

Best of the best, creme of the crop. Female athletes on the top of their games, whose capabilities, triumphs, and hard-earned achievements are self-narrating tales of the example they set for the sports community and women around the world; continuing the grandest legacy of uplifting fellow females. From their greatest successes and setbacks they refuse to flinch on, they each make their own unique impacts in grace.

The national multi-sporting event that showcases not only skill but also determination begins with a massive patter.

 of rest until May 31, as the country’s pride in sports begins with a heavy milestone of student-athletes from elementary to secondary levels, ready to showcase months of preparation.