Briton Emma Raducanu is the second youngest woman to win a major tennis championship since Maria Sharapova was 17 at Wimbledon in 2004.

Big leap! Raducanu polevaults to No.23 after US Open win 

On the eve of her 19th birthday, Leylah Fernandez pulled off a 4-6 7-6 (7-5) 6-2 victory over Angelique Kerber after her impressive win against Naomi Osaka in the third round to reach a Grand Slam quarter-final for the first time.

Leylah Fernandez eliminates Angelique Kerber, reaches US Open quarterfinals 

Emma Raducanu become the first British woman to win the US Open since 1968 when Virginia Wade took the top prize.

British Emma Raducanu ends Fil- Canadian Leylah Fernandez's magical ride at US Open 

This was the 29-year old Tsukki’s third gold medal this year after also ruling the Karate1 Premier League in Lisbon, Portugal last May and Golden Belt Tournament in Cacak, Serbia last March.

Fil-Japanese karateka Janna Tsukki wins third gold medal for the year

Though only settling in the fourth place, the 24-year-old still printed his mark not just in the Philippine record but also the Asian record for pole vault. 

EJ Obiena misses podium despite record-setting feat in Zurich

27 years after Efren “Bata” Reyes won the US Open Pool Championship, another Filipino has taken the prestigious billiards competition by storm.

Big fightback! Carlo Biado rallies versus Singaporean foe to claim 2021 US Open Pool Championship

The Philippine Volleyball League (PVL) initially wanted to hold its second professional conference in October or November this year in Manila, but opted to move it for next year due to the current Covid-19 situation in the country.

Pandemic forces PVL to reset 2nd Conference for February next year

Two Filipina footballers - Quinley Quezada and Sarina Bolden – now join the growing ranks of Filipino athletes finding greener pastures in Japan.

Pinay booters Quinley Quezada and Sarina Bolden to play in Japan’s WE League

The victory was the latest in Fernandez’s string of strong wins over highly-touted players, starting with an upset victory over Naomi Osaka, the 2018 and 2020 US Open champion, followed by her triumphs over Angelique Kerber and Elina Svitolina.

Magical run! Fil- Canadian Leylah Fernandez advances to US Open finals

Rising tennis star Fernandez, who had just turned 19 the day before, is now the youngest player to advance to the Grand Slam semifinal after defeating former US Open champions Naomi Osaka and Angelique Kerber and now top player Elina Svitolina.

‘Giant slayer’! Fil-Canadian Leylah Fernandez tops Elina Svitolina, advances to US Open semifinals

British Emma Raducanu ends Fil- Canadian Leylah Fernandez's magical ride at US Open  photo from ABS-CBN News

Pandemic forces PVL to reset 2nd Conference for February next year photo from SPIN.ph

Big leap Raducanu polevaults to No.23 after US Open win photo from Los Angeles Times

EJ Obiena misses podium despite record-setting feat in Zurich photo from ABS-CBN News

Magical run! Fil- Canadian Leylah Fernandez advances to US Open finals photo from Philippine Star

Big fightback! Carlo Biado rallies versus Singaporean foe to claim 2021 US Open Pool Championship photo from ESPN

Pinay booters Quinley Quezada and Sarina Bolden to play in Japan’s WE League photo from Watchmen Daily Journal

Fil-Japanese karateka Janna Tsukki wins third gold medal for the year photo by Junna Tsukii Facebook

‘Giant slayer'! Fil-Canadian Leylah Fernandez tops Elina Svitolina, advances to US Open semifinals

Leylah Fernandez eliminates Angelique Kerber, reaches US Open quarterfinals photo from Tennis Canada

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