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I am the Founder-CEO of Atleta Filipina, a startup platform for Filipino women in sports. We cover women’s sports stories and stage events with a goal of getting women and girls into sports.
I have developed my expertise in the field being a former athlete before pursuing a career in sports media. I am a freelance sports journalist, researcher, speaker, media trainer and anchor reporter based in the Philippines. I have covered Philippine sports governance, women in sports and social issues in sport.
I did a research on 'Investing in Women's Sports Content' for the the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's Women In News and Sport (WINS) program. My work has been featured in Splice Media, Les Glorieuses and Channel News Asia. I contribute to Nobel Peace Prize newsroom Rappler, ABC Australia, South China Morning Post, Al Jazeera, Mekong Review, Puma Podcast and Waterbear Productions.
I am an grant awardee of the International Center For Journalists (ICFJ) Newscorp Fellowship where I pursued a nation-wide data story about girls’ participation in sports and how women’s sports can help build the country.
Major coverages: 2023 FIBA World Cup, 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, 2022 FIBA Women's World Cup, Tokyo 2020 Olympics, Southeast Asian Games (2017-2022), 2018 Asian Games, 2019 Arafura Games, University Athletic Association of the Philippines
Skills: News and feature writing, live coverage, anchor reporting, documentary scriptwriting, investigative reporting, podcasting and hosting
Rappler (2017-2022), Multimedia Sports Reporter
Ateneo de Manila University (2017), BS Management minor in Development Management
Sports Editor, The GUIDON (2016-2017)
Women In News and Sport (WINS) program participant, 2018-present
International Sports Press Association (2020-present)
Recent stories
Women's sports are on a roll in the Philippines, but there are barriers still keeping girls from participating.
The Philippines doesn't seem like the most likely place for a thriving ice hockey culture, but the country's women's side is rising up the ranks.
While Filipina athletes are on the rise, many women and girls still face discrimination when it comes to the world of sports
Already sure of creating a legacy just by being there, Philippines women's team created shift in support and won hearts of a nation whose No 1 sport has never been football.
The region boasts world-leading women weightlifters, gymnasts, cricket players and swimmers, to name just a few. But all too often the amount of financial backing they've received hasn't matched their sporting success.
Basketball is considered a religion in the Philippines, but the women's game has struggled to be seen. From being told to wear makeup and tight uniforms, players are finally making inroads.
A young Team USA is breaking records in Sydney at the Women's Basketball World Cup. Could this be the best team we've seen out of the United States?
The Philippines women's football team is riding a recent wave of success, and is hoping to continue breaking new ground at next year's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.
Philippine Rugby Football Union president Ada Milby looks to clear the way for more women to take seats in their own sports.
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