SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD Leila Jell Cano of Virgen Milagrosa University Foundation (VMUF) brought pride and honor to the country and province when she displayed her remarkable precision skills by capturing three silver medals during the SAAC Archery Championship held September 26-28 at Padang Radia Arena in Shah Alam, Malaysia. Sanctioned by the SA Archery…
PRIDE OF SAN CARLOS — Fifteen-year-old archer Leila Jell Cano of the Virgen Milagrosa University Foundation in San Carlos City. (PUNCHphoto by Kim Gealogo)
FIFTEEN-YEAR-OLD Leila Jell Cano of the Virgen Milagrosa University Foundation in San Carlos City once again showcased her brilliant marksmanship skills as she garnered four gold medals during the 2nd Richfield’s Archery Cup held September 21 in Bacoor, Cavite. Arranged by the Richfield Archery Team of Cavite, the competition aims to provide a platform…
THE Pangasinan Heatwaves walloped Manila Batang Quiapo in a commanding victory, 111-66, in the 7th Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League (MPBL) game last September 11 held at Alonte Sports Arena in Biñan, Laguna. In the opening frame, a series of scoring runs unwrapped when Alfred Sedillo set the tone for Manila with his early nine-point spurt but these were quickly repulsed by Ralph…
THIRTY-NINE years old Romeo Quinsay from Binalonan brought pride to the province after winning the 4th Laguna Loop 213-kilometer Endurance Run last September 14, 2025 that kicked off and ended at Kilometer Zero along Roxas Boulevard in Manila. Competing against the 20 elite runners in the country, Quinsay maintained a steady pace in the long track and clocked in 38 hours and 10…
THE Pangasinan Heatwaves asserted their grit and tenacity after warding off the Cebu Greats in a see-saw battle, 83-77, in their showdown during the 7th Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League (MPBL) game last September 8 at the Calasiao Sports Complex. Early in the first period, Cebu demonstrated its shooting prowess with a back-to-back three-pointers to produce a 6-0…
SEA Deaf Games medalists – Paddlers Jamela Prestoza of Pozorrubio (right) and her teammate Jedameg Ratificar of Palawan proudly display their bronze medals from the Women’s Singles and Doubles category during the SEA Deaf Games. (PUNCHphoto by Kim Gealogo)
SEASONED Paralympic paddlers Edwin Advincula from Binalonan and Jamela Prestoza of Pozorrubio brought honor to the province after winning three bronze medals in table tennis during the 2nd Southeast Asian Deaf Games held in Jakarta, Indonesia, from August 20-26, 2025. The second edition of the SEA Deaf Games was joined by…
THE Sangguniang Panlalawigan passed two resolutions commending and congratulating Pangasinense athletes Jamela Gonzales Prestoza of Pozorrubio and Edwin Villanueva Advincula of Binalonan for their achievements in the 2nd ASEAN Deaf Games held in Jakarta, Indonesia, from August 20–26, 2025. In Provincial Resolution No. 125-2025, the provincial board lauded Prestoza for clinching…
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