Home of the Mindanawon Athlete. From the hardcourts of Cagayan de Oro to the boxing rings of General Santos and the football fields of Bukidnon, we bring you the most comprehensive Mindanao local sports news. Whether it’s the intense competition of the Northern Mindanao Regional Athletic Association (NMRAA), the grassroots pride of Batang Pinoy, or professional updates on Mindanao’s top pugilists and cagers, our coverage celebrates the grit and talent of our local sports heroes. Stay tuned for live scores, in-depth player features, and exclusive tournament recaps across the island.
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For years, local athletes faced worn-out tracks and costly travel. The ₱300M Pelaez Sports Center overhaul changes that, giving homegrown talent modern facilities and proper home-court dignity.
Athletes from General Santos City and Tangub City brought home gold and silver medals from the 2026 World Taekwondo Hanmadang in Seoul, South Korea.
General Luna is rushing to finish Cloud 9 boardwalk repairs, public restrooms, and electrical upgrades ahead of the 2026 World Surf League Championship Tour this October.
The Philippine Sports Commission has invited Timor-Leste to join the inaugural Mindanao Youth Games in Tubod, positioning Lanao del Norte as a rising hub for international sports tourism.
Filipina tennis sensation Alex Eala defeated world No. 3 Jessica Pegula in three sets to capture her first WTA singles title at the 2026 Mubadala DC Open, breaking into the Top 20 rankings.
Mindanao athletes Desiree Yu and Fate Alejandria overcame multi-city training and course hurdles to secure 2nd place in the HYROX Doubles race in New Delhi.
Certified by FIFA and World Athletics, Tubod’s 66.4-hectare Mindanao Civic Center Sports Complex gives Lanao del Norte student-athletes a home-field advantage while powering the local economy.
Led by gold medalists Jezrah Timpangco of Zamboanga and Samantha Duria of Cagayan de Oro and Zamboanga city athletes spearheaded a triumphant Philippine campaign in Seoul.
On the heels of a dominant local showing, Cagayan de Oro’s Samantha Gley Duria conquered the international stage, bagging gold at the 7th Kimunyong Cup in Seoul.
Cagayan de Oro’s next generation of athletes made their mark in Manila, capturing three golds and an overall runner-up title at the 2026 National Taekwondo Championship.
Filipina para table tennis players Jhona Peña and Lhey Marie Manginsay secured silver and bronze medals in Thailand, boosting the Philippines' preparations for the 2026 Asian Para Games.
CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY — PHISGOC defended the 2019 Southeast Asian Games legacy amid renewed funding scrutiny, emphasizing its P2.08-billion budget was fully audited by PwC/Isla Lipana & Co. Organizers urged the public to focus on lasting achievements, including a historic 387-medal overall championship and world-class sports facilities built at New Clark City.