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The Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) gathers known sports specialists and educators for a set of lecture-workshops in the 2020 National Sports Summit on February 27 to 28 at the Philippine International Convention Center in Pasay City.
“The employees are the heart and soul of this anniversary celebration,” declared Philippine Sports Commission Chairman William Ramirez as he addressed the employees at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum this Friday.
The PSC is donating its anniversary budget to the victims of Mt. Taal's eruption. The celebration, simple as it seems was filled with heartfelt gratitude and melancholic remembrances of the past thirty years of the sports agency.
The Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) marks its 30th-year milestone with simple rites at the newly refurbished Rizal Memorial Coliseum (RMC) in Malate, Manila on January 24.
Para powerlifting veteran Adeline Dumapong-Ancheta expressed gratitude to the Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) for giving all-out support for her career throughout the years and supporting her for her ASEAN Para Games participation.
The Philippine Sports Commission opened the doors of its newly-refurbished Philsports Complex for national para-athletes training for the 2020 Asean Para Games.
“The renovations done in both Rizal Memorial and in Philsports are primarily for our elite athletes,” explained PSC Chairman William Ramirez.
Tennis prodigy and Globe Ambassador Alex Eala got a tremendous boost several days before the start of the first Grand Slam tournament of the year after being ranked 9th in the latest ITF World Juniors Ranking, the highest Southeast Asian tennis player in the Top 10.
Aside from the generous cash incentives from the Philippine Sports Commission and President RODRIGO Roa Duterte, the national team was conferred the “Order of Lapulapu” for winning the overall championship in the 30th Southeast Asian Games.
