In EASL basketball, Vahedi was instrumental in Meralco's comeback victory over Taoyuan Pauian, highlighting his star performance in the game.

Rain or Shine is actively seeking a replacement for the injured Keith Datu as they prepare for an upcoming clash with TNT, focusing on team adjustments due to the player's absence.

Archie Concepcion capitalized on the opportunity to prove himself against his former team Blackwater, showcasing his skills and determination in the match.

In the PBA, Bolick led NLEX to a resounding win over Rain or Shine, marking a bounce-back victory for the team with his standout play.

Stockton delivered a strong performance on both offense and defense, guiding Converge to a bounce-back win at the expense of Blackwater in another PBA matchup.

John Abate has ended his UE career prematurely due to an injury, impacting the team's lineup and future plans.

Ateneo secured its 10th consecutive UAAP Men’s Swimming title, with Barreto and Amaro playing key roles in sustaining the team's dynasty in the sport.

Quendy Fernandez led UP to reclaim the UAAP Women’s Swimming throne, demonstrating her leadership and skill in the competition.

UST achieved its fifth straight golden double in UAAP High School Swimming, underscoring their dominance in both individual and team events.

NU narrowly defeated UST in a five-set match, moving closer to securing the SSL title in a tightly contested encounter.

Dela Rama and Ricio spearheaded San Sebastian's surprising win over Perpetual in NCAA 101 A, helping the embattled team secure a crucial victory.

Letran advanced to solo third place in NCAA 101 B with a revenge win over JRU, improving their standings in the league.

Yukien Andrada delivered his best performance while dedicating it to his ailing brother Yutien, showing resilience and family support in his play.

At Ateneo, Charles Tiu and Andre Santos resolved a halftime misunderstanding, emphasizing team unity and moving forward with a positive outlook.