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UAAP 76th is nearing its peak. We await who DLSU Green Archers will face in the finals Saturday. Here are some fan shots from the do-or-die match between the Green Archers and the FEU Tamaraws
You count down the days to your first day, constantly checking and rechecking your schedule, reading and rereading your subject and course descriptions, even picking out the most suitable first day outfit to wear.
“To think. To feel. To do.” These were the words our beloved Pope Francis said in his message to the youth at University of Santo Tomas last Sunday, Jan. 18.
Varsity basketball fans of the University Athletics Association of the Philippines (UAAP) love the half-time performances in which they enjoy the school cheers. Aside from the pomp and pageantry, the performances display each school’s distinctive culture.
College basketball fans are buzzing with excitement over the La Salle versus San Beda exhibition game Saturday, 12 noon at the Smart Araneta Coliseum. The dream match, dubbed “Champions for a Cause,” is a charity event for Supertyphoon “Yolanda” survivors.
Last Saturday, the two schools’ respective cage squads met again on the hardcourt of Smart Araneta Coliseum, though in a different occasion; San Beda, the 2013 NCAA champion, battled La Salle, the 2013 University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) titleholder, for a charity game.
For a while, things were confusing. (Who’s in charge? Are operations moving to Camp Aguinaldo? Are our volunteer tickets still valid? How do we donate food?) But one thing remained steadfast at Operation Salubong in Villamor Air Base: the dedicated volunteers who just want to make the evacuees feel welcome and comfortable when they land in Manila.
The 89th season of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) kicked off with a bang as host school De La Salle-College of St. Benilde (DLS-CSB) opened the festivities last June 22 at the Mall of Asia (MOA) Arena in Pasay City with a well-synchronized, choreographed performance, with the theme “Our Stars Will Shine in 89.” The festivities leading to the event did not disappoint, as Benilde also hosted a kick-off party on June 15 at their campus.
College basketball in UAAP Season 77 may have ended but expression of school fandom goes on in a unique way through nail art.
The University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) may be the more popular league, but when it comes to grooming the next college basketball superstars, the National College Athletic Association (NCAA) high school division has so much to choose from.
