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Hunter x Hunter's Creator Stuns Fans With A Surprise Return
By: Bianca Michaela Loping May 25, 2022
Hunter x Hunter has been a joke in April Fools for years due to its sabbatical, but now it's back. Followers are delighted to find that the artist of One Punch Man (Murata Yusuke) retweeted the author of the anime's tweet to reassure fans that the Twitter account belongs to the creator.
a class="btn-floating btn btn-tw" type="button" role="button" title="Share on twitter" href="https://twitter.com/Un4v5s8bgsVk9Xp/status/1528987173927522304?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1528987173927522304%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.rappler.com%2Flife-and-style%2Fliterature%2Fhunter-x-hunter-creator-joins-twitter-reveals-manga-comeback%2F" rel="noopener"> After a four-year break, the manga scene is ready to return. Yoshihiro Togashi started a Twitter account on May 24, 2022, and tweeted an image of a manga strip with the phrase "4 more episodes for now."
Some fans may consider this a joke because the author previously stated that he would not return; however, the sabbatical was due to the author's health.
The publishing date for the next volume of Togashi's mega-hit manga series is unknown, but people can only hope it won't be another four years.
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Destiny Triumphed Over Dynasty at the Battle of Katipunan: Ateneo Blue Eagles vs. UP Fighting Maroons
By: Ysabelle Jayco May 20, 2022
Season 84 UP Fighting Maroons championship. Photo from the UAAP Media Bureau
After 36 years, destiny won over the dynasty when UP-Fighting Maroons dethroned the Ateneo Blue Eagles in the so-called Battle of Katipunan at the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) basketball tournament Season 84 last May 13, 2022, at the MOA Arena.
Going back to 1938-1940 UAAP Season 2, UP had their first win; 47 years later, in 1986 (UAAP Season 49), bagging their first crown, under the supervision of Joe Lipa, the triad of Eric Altamirano, Ronnie Magsanoc, and Benjie Paras gave UP its second title in the league beating the then-powerhouse University of the East Red Warriors.
From 1987–2021 there was a championship drought. In 2017, UP started advancing with a 6-8 win-loss record, and Juan Gomez de Liao received the ROY title, the Fighting Maroons placing the fifth in the team standings. In the 2018 finals, UP was able to set up a clash with ADMU as they made it to the final four, but they had to settle for second place when they lost to Ateneo. During the UAAP Season 82, UP advanced to the final four once more but unfortunately didn’t bag the championship as they placed third, losing to UST.
After two years of halt in 2020 and 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the UP-Fighting Maroons enjoyed their greatest season as champions in Season 84 in 2022.
In the fourth quarter of the game, with the remaining 50 seconds, CJ Casino’s three-point shot helped the Maroons catch up with the Eagles (59 -59), resulting in overtime. The dominance of the Ateneo Blue Eagles has ended, game one of the championships was won by UP (81-74), but Game Two was won by the Blue Eagles (69-66). UP won Game Three (72-69) in overtime and took home the trophy. With half a second left, JD Cagulangan made the night's biggest shot, and the teenage guard hit a cold-blooded game-winning three to give UP the win. Malick Diouf and CJ Cansino led the Fighting Maroons with 17 and 14 points. Diouf was named the Most Valuable Player of the Finals.
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Gilas Women Dominate the Court
By: Nicole Andre Tampos May 19, 2020
Gilas Pilipinas Women gathering for their game at 31st SEA Games Photo: SBP Photo
Gilas Pilipinas brings on the heat in the Southeast Asian Games women's 5x5 basketball last Thursday night, May 19; they defeated Vietnam, 118-87, in Thanh Tri Gymnasium in Hanoi.
Khate Castillo is on fire with 3 straight triples in the first six minutes, with 7 triples, one rebound, two assists, and one assist off the bench, and ends with 25 points.
Gabi Bade adds 14 points as well as Afril Bernardino with a double-double of 14 points and grabs 12 rebounds with 3 steals and 2 blocks.
Camille Clarin adds 11 points as Clare Castro chips in 10 points, a perfect 5-for-5 from the field.
The Philippines will take a rest on Friday before shooting for its fourth win on Saturday at 10 a.m. against Singapore.
The Scores:
Philippines (118) – Castillo 25, Bade 14, Bernardino 14, Clarin 11, Castro 10, Janine 9, Berberabe 9, Guytingco 8, Tongco 6, Fajardo 6, Cabinbin 4, Surada 2.
Vietnam (87) – Truong 30, Jones 29, Duy 15, Tran 11, Tien 2, Nhan 0, Ngoan 0, Hang 0, Tien 0, Van 0.
Quarterscores: 40-20, 58-35, 90-62, 118-87.
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SEA GAMES: Gilas Women's Victory Against Thailand
By: Katie Scarlett Marva May 20, 2022
ACE PLAYER. Afril Bernardino stirs out a big-time double-double for Gilas Women. Photo: Rappler.com
The Gilas Women improved to 2-0 in their quest to defend the gold championship they won in 2019 at home and are currently in the lead. The women's basketball tournament at the 31st Southeast Asian Games is a round-robin format, with the gold medal going to the team with the most victories.
Bernardino finished with 20 points in 22 minutes of play, making eight of ten shots, getting 16 rebounds, swiping three balls, and blocking three shots. She also contributed three thefts and three blocks.
While down by 39-27, midway through the second quarter, the Filipinas expanded their lead Berberabe, Gabi Bade, Chack Cabinbin, and Janine all hit three-pointers during the 12-2 outburst.
Player's Individual Score Contribution:
Philippines (97) Bernardino 20, Berberabe 10, Guytingco 10, Bade 9, Cabinbin 9, Castro 9, Pontejos 7, Castillo 7, Tongco 7, Fajardo 6, Surada 3, Clarin 0.
Thailand (81) Lumdabpang 14, Sriharaksa 13, Maihom 13, Kitraksa 12, Jantakan 11, Udomsuk 8, Thuamon 5, Bunsinprom 2, Supyen 2, Yothanan 1, Prajuapsook 0, Kaichayafoom 0.
First Quarter Score: 22-26
Second Quarter Score: 57-40
Third Quarter Score: 80-59
Last Quarter Score: 97-81
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Philippines on a fourth placer on overall 31st 2022 SEA Games
By: Gabriel Songco May 25, 2022
The Philippine delegates for the SEA Games held their flag during the opening ceremony of the 31st Southeast Asian Games. Photo: Nhac Nguyen|AFP
The two-timed world champion, Carlos Edriel Yulo, and an American, Aleah Finnegan, had successfully anchored the Philippine gymnastics team to have the most medals of the Philippine Squad at the 31st Southeast Asian Games that concluded last Monday in Hanoi, Vietnam.
Yulo obtained five gold medals, while Finnegan obtained two for gymnastics' seven gold earnings and the three gold haul in the last 2019 edition that the Philippines hosted.
Their team also obtained four silver and three bronze medals, a place after Vietnam which have obtained seven golds, seven silvers, and eight bronze medals in the same competition.
Yulo showcased an incredible performance by performing the individual floor exercise, rings, horizontal bar, and the vault. At the same time, Finnegan steered the women's league to a team on all-around gold apart from topping the vault.
Carlos Yulo also became the most having medal Filipino athlete at the Games after obtaining two silver medals in the men's league and parallel bars.
In the other games, some other Gold Medalists are the following: Tokyo Olympian Hidilyn Diaz, who has successfully won another Gold Medal in the weightlifting; Eumir Marcial, who has also been joined won last Tokyo Olympics; Rogen Ladon and Ian Bautista in the boxing games. EJ Obiena, notable for its rift and controversy with PATAFA, has also obtained a gold medal and Kurt Barbosa on taekwondo.
On the other hand, Elreen Ando, Diaz's teammate, has obtained silver on the women's 64kg. Another is Irish Magno, who received silver in the 51kg, and Cris Niervarez received bronze on the lightweight single sculls.
However, the Tokyo Olympics silver medalist Nesthy Petecio obtained only a bronze due to a semifinal loss to a fellowmen's bet. Only the shooter, Jasyon Valdez, did not obtain any medal.
On General, the Philippines is the Fourth Placer in all the countries but obtained 52 Gold Medal, 70 silver medals, and 104 bronze medals in 226 victories and wins.
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NBA: Warriors Mauls Grizzlies to Advance in the Western Conference Finals
By: Rommel Sarador May 17, 2022
In photo: Klay Thompson from Golden State Warriors Photo: gettyimages.com
Warriors fight to advance to the Western Conference Finals after missing it for the past years due to missing players because of injuries.
The Warriors defeat the Memphis Grizzlies, 110-96. A 14-point win to seal the deal and finally return to the Western Conference finals.
The Grizzlies got a lot from Dillon Brooks who was one of the players who almost stole the show, however, the splash brothers, Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson pair up with a 29 and 30 point game to seal the deal and win it all for the team, with the help Andrew Wiggins with 18 points and Draymond Green with 14 points and Jordan Poole with 12 points with the help of Kevon Looney who scored only 4 points but crushed it in the glass, grabbing 22 rebounds in the game.
One question remains. Will the Golden State Warriors advance to the finals once again? Or will they fumble this year against the Dallas Mavericks?
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SEA Games Esports: PH Wins Gold in Women’s Wild Rift Competition
By: Justine Miguel Sacapano May 23, 2022
Charize Doble, Christine Natividad, Rose Ann Robles, Giana Llanes, April Sotto, and Angel Lozada as the first women champions in SEA Games esports history. Photo courtesy of SIBOL
Grindsky Eris was able to take home the first-ever gold medal for national esports team SIBOL in the 31st Southeast Asian Games against Singapore during the grand finals on Wednesday, May 18, 2022
Crucial plays were done during the 3rd game, where Singapore seemed to be pushing for a game 4 but was stopped as Doble was able to get a quadra kill which allowed them to catch up to Singapore’s gold lead. A major team fight during minute 22 broke out where the Philippine team still managed to get the upper hand even though Singapore was successful at stealing the baron. The Philippine team was finally able to destroy Singapore’s nexus and secured the SEA Games gold medal.
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SEA Games: PH Women’s Team Recurve Settled for Gold in Archery
By: John Christopher Miro May 20, 2022
From left, Phoebe Amistoso, Abby Bidaure, and Pia Bidaure capture the Philippines' first archery gold in Vietnam. Photo Courtesy from Rappler.com
The philippine archery team settled for gold first time in history at the women’s team recurve competition of the 31st Southeast (SEA) games on Wednesday, May 18 at the Hanoi Sports Training Center Vietnam.
The winning composed of Pia Elizabeth Bidaure, Gabrielle Monica Bidaure, and Phoebe Nicole Amistoso outplayed the host players Thi Anh Nguyet Do, Thi Ngoc Ha, and Thi Thanh Nhi Nguyez, 5-4 in the final.
Abby BIdaure, Clutches a hit at the bullseyes with her final arrow of the shoot-off with 10 seconds left in the clock, with a stirring 26-25 victory.
The trio lagged behind in the first three, 1-2 in the match, but battled back with a 57-49 win in the fourth frame, forcing a shoot-off that lead to Abby's winning shot
Meanwhile, the Philippines Archery team will fight for their second gold on Thursday as they battle Malaysia in the compound bow mixed team event finals.
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UAAP Volleyball: Lady falcons Whipped Out Lady Tamaraws for Its Three Straight Win
By: Nithaiah Kenshin Macaraig May 17, 2022
Adamson Lady Falcons: UAAP Photo
22-25, 25-09, 25-18, 25-18 as Adamson started the game by slow against Far Eastern University; this is a third straight win for the University at the UAAP Season 84 women’s volleyball last Saturday, May 14, 2022.
Adamson player Lucille Almonte had led the way, they lost in the first two games in which right after they won three games with 3-2, scored 17 points with an excellent dig of 11 points, on the other hand, Kate Santiago played for only three sets with a score of 14 points.
The Adamson coach, Lerma Giron, said in an interview:
"We really felt that FEU wanted to win, so they were very aggressive; I just told my players that we don't match or surpass our opponent's aggressiveness; we really won't win."
Converting the block by 10 points, the Lady Falcons led the game and took the life out of the Lady Tamaraws. Julianne Monares led to just six, taking back-to-back hits, while before, Trisha Genesis put some finishing touches alongside Lorene Toring.
Trisha Genesis scored 11 points and had seven excellent receptions. And for the other Lady Falcons, May Ann Nique and Rizza Cruz had 10 markers for each.
FEU took advantage of 1-0 in the opening late set, then Adamson fought back, releasing a 14-3, leading by 15, 24-9 to equalize.
Lady Tamaraw’s Nikka Medina dropped 1-4 in the standings and scored 13 points with 8 excellent digs. Jean Asis added 10 points and 9 points with Julianne Monares. FEU’s top player, Chen Tagaod, was held by five in the past games. On Tuesday at 4:00 PM, May 24, 2022, Adamson will face the University of Santo Tomas, while on the same date, at 6:00 PM, FEU will take on National University.
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#YEEHAWakanahimo: Adamson University secured the first place in the UAAP Season 84 Cheerdance Competition
By: Bianca Michaela Loping May 23, 2022
In photo: (Above) Flying Falcons and their final stunt for UAAP Season ‘84 Cheerdance Competition (Below) Adamson University Flying Falcons togethr with head coach Jam Lorenzo and University President, Fr. Marcelo Manimtim, CM receiving their prizes. Photo: Adamson Chronicle
When Adamson University won the silver medal in the UAAP Season 84 Cheerdance Competition, the flying falcons joyously screamed "Unawakanahimo."
Although it's hard to match it with the routine, Adamson University head coach Jam Lorenzo claims they're taking the risk to continue their country music. Lorenzo continued that the epidemic was tough as he was given the task of selecting the people he wanted as they were only allowed 15 dancers.
Despite the lack of actual drums from college drummers and having 15 dancers the judges awarded Adamson University a "First Runner-up."
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SEA Games Esports: Philippines Dominate Indonesia in a Battle for Gold at the Mobile Legend Event
By: Jessa Mie Inocencio May 24, 2022
Photo from https://unbox.ph
The SIBOL Philippine national esports team includes players namely Johnmar "OhMyV33nus" Villaluna, Danerie James "Wise" Del Rosario, Salic "Hadji" Alauya Imam, Howard "Owl" Gonzales, Kyle Dominic "Dominic" Soto, Dexstar "Dex Star" Louise Cruz Alaba, and Russel Aron "Eyon" Usi, along with their coach Kristoffer Ed "BONCHAN" Ricaplaza and Aniel "Master the Basics" JIandani won their second gold medal in Hanoi’s SEA Games.
The competition began on Wednesday 18th of May, where the representatives from Laos, Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam, Myanmar, Singapore, and Malaysia were divided into two groups and clashed for the four spots in the playoffs, where the Philippines dominated Group A with a record of 4-0 which secured their spot for the playoffs.
On Thursday 19th of May, the playoffs took place with the Philippines winning against Singapore with a score of 2-1. Alongside Indonesia’s win against Malaysia, which resulted in both the Philippines and Indonesia’s battle for the gold medal. The match for the gold medal started off with a 29-minute game, where the Philippines guarded their match with their outstanding defense tactic.
Both teams went head-to-head in the third game for a battle that lasted for 24-minutes that had a total of 40 kills, with the Philippines leading with 24-16 kills. The Philippines went on a blood bath and shut down their opponents en route to a 10-minute victory along with a 7-2 kill that secured their 3-1 series of wins.
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Adamson Crushes UE for 1st Victory in UAAP Season 84
By: John Christopher Miro Apr 19, 2022
From Left Cedrick Manzano, Vince Magbuhos, and Jerom Lastimosa Photo by: UAAP Official Page
The Adamson Soaring Falcon bounces back From their heartbreak on an opening day in UAAP season 82 with 82-66, crushing the UE Red Warrior at the Mall of Asia Arena on March 29.
The day started with the Adamson Soaring Falcons winning the match with a breakthrough win against the UE Red Warrior.
The Soaring Falcon led the Red Warrior by 20 points, 32-12. Jerom Lastimosa sets the game up for the falcon with his perfect shooting, scoring 11 points alone in the first quarter.
Adamson's momentum carried on until the third quarter when they leads as many as 34 points, 76-42, which was too much for the UE to overcome for the last remaining period.
.Lastimosa leads the way for the Adamson by posting 14 points, along with 2 rebounds and 2 assists, with Kieth Zaldivar adding 11points
On the other side, Harvey Pagsanjan top-scored for the UE Red Warrior with a game-high 18 points along with 8 rebounds, while Aurin Catacutan finished with 12 points.
Adamson will face the defending champion Ateneo Blue Eagles on, March 31, Thursday.
The scores:
Adamson University (82) Lastimosa 14, Zaldivar 11, Sabandal 8, Douanga 8, Calisay 8, Jaymalin 7, Yerro 7, Manzano 7, Erolon 5, Hanapi 4, Magbuhos 2, Barasi 1, Colonia 0, Peromingan 0, Fuentebella 0, Maata 0.
University of the East (66) Pagsanjan 17, Catacutan 12, N. Paranada 7, Escamis 6, Sawat 5, Lorenzana 4, Abatayo 4, Tulabut 3, Antiporda 2, Beltran 2, Je. Cruz 2, Villanueva 2, Chan 0, K. Paranada 0, Pascual 0.
Quarterscores: 32-12, 50-32, 76-42, 82-66.
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Adamson Opens the New UAAP Season with a Heartbreak
By: John Christopher Miro Apr 22, 2022
In photo: Michael Malonzo from National University during UAAP season ‘84 Game VS. Adamson University Photo: UAAP Official Facebook Page
The Adamson Soaring Falcons opened their UAAP season 84 campaign with heartbreak as they failed to take down the NU Bulldogs, 69-71, at Mall of Asia Arena on Saturday, March 26.
After the two-year hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Adamson manages to show a brilliant performance despite leaving the opening season on a losing note.
The Soaring Falcon fought back in the second half of the game with their own pressure on the defense, and offense by the star point guard Jerom Lastimo and Didat Hinapi
It was an amazing debut for HInapi, being the top-scored for the soaring falcon with a game-high 20 points and 5-rebound performance.
Even being benched and scoreless in the first half due to foul trouble, Lastismo finished with 18 points and manage a 10-0 exchange at the halfway mark of the 3rd.
While Lenda Douanga has a strong presence on the defensive end posted an 11-point, 5 blocks, 13-rebound double-double.
The soaring falcons aim to bounce back against EU red warrior, on March 29, Tuesday.
The Scores
Adamson University (69) Hanapi 20, lastimosa 18, sabandal 11, Douanga 11 Zaldivar 3, Manzano 2, Yerro 2, Colonia 1, Magbuhos 1, Peromignan 0, Jaymalin 0, Barasi 0, Erolon 0.
National University (71) Felicidia 14, Minerva 8, Clemente 8, Figueroa 7, Galinato 6, Gaye 6, Mahinay 6, Malonzo 5, Idelfonso 2, Manansala 2, Joson 0, Yu 0, Enriques 0, Tibayan 0.
Quarterscore: 13-19, 28-38, 48-54, 69-71.
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The Ateneo Blue Eagles Survives To NU Bulldogs to Stay Unbeaten
By: Jessa Mie Innocencio April 21,2022
Adamson Soaring Falcon bounces back From their heartbreak Photo by: Jessa Mie Inocencio
In UAAP season 84 basketball edition, the Ateneo Blue Eagles remain undefeated among all universities who got a perfect score of 5-0 standing. On the other hand, N.U. Bulldogs, FEU Tamaraws, and the UST Growling Tigers got a tie score of 2-3.
The head coach of Ateneo named Tab Baldwin got fascinated with the result of his team's fight against the NU bulldogs wherein, he also give his congratulatory message to the NU players and to their coach as well because they did a great job in preparing for this game.
Hence, the NU Bulldogs hang on within a noticeable distance score of 8 between the Blue Eagles in their 3rd quarter which is 33-41.
Furthermore, the NU Bulldogs still manages to reach the closest score of the Blue Eagles which gives them a 59-60 score because of the performed layup of Janjan Felicilda plater of NU early in the Fourth Quarter. But then, the Ateneo Blue Eagles lead the score of 67-64 in 2:20 remaining minutes and the eagles take the chance to put the Bulldogs away for good.
Wherein, the players of Ateneo SJ Belangel had an 11-point, 7-rebound, 3-assist performance, while Tio and Jolo Mendoza chipped in with 8 and 7 points, respectively, off the bench for Ateneo.
NU was led by the three players named Reyland Torres, who scored 14 points while John Lloyd Clemente and Felicilda got a score of 12 and 10 points, respectively.
The Scores
Ateneo Blue Eagles 74: Ildefonso 14, Kouame 12, Belangel 11, Tio 8, Mendoza 7, Verano 6, Mamuyac 6, Chiu 5, Koon 4, Andrade 1, Lazaro 0, Padrigao 0.
NU Bulldogs 64: Torres 14, Clemente 12, Felicilda 10, Malonzo 6, Ildefonso 5, Yu 5, Manansala 4, Figueroa 2, Joson 2, Enriquez 2, Galinato 2, Minerva 0, Tibayan 0, Gaye 0, Mahinay 0.
Quarter Score: 20-14, 41-33, 58-50, 74-64
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North Korea Refuses Help Despite COVID-19 Catastrophe
By: Nicole Andre Tampos May 24, 2022
Photo courtesy of Korean Central News Agency/dpa
North Korea combats the spread of the country’s first Covid-19 outbreak. Since its first reported case on May 12, there have been more than 2 million cases of what they refer to as "fever".
In early 2020, when the world was fighting ongoing outbreaks, the country sealed its borders and isolated itself from the pandemic. Their course of action to combat this outbreak is by focusing on keeping suspected patients in quarantine.
"There’s a high chance they won’t be able to prevent the majority of its people from catching COVID-19, even if they force additional lockdowns," said Dr. Jiho Cha, professor at Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology in Daejeon.
The Korean Central News Agency is recommending the use of traditional medicine such as herbal teas, gargling salt water, painkillers, and antibiotics.
The isolated nation with a population of more than 25 million people is believed to be unvaccinated as it continues to refuse foreign aid and vaccines.
Although there is not much information about their healthcare system, North Koreans who have defected and non-governmental organizations often point out the lack of modern medical equipment and health facilities. With poor healthcare systems, people are vulnerable to diseases and malnourishment.
The World Health Organization worries the rapid spread could be deadlier.
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