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Exceptional student-athletes will be recognized in SMC-Collegiate Press Corps Awards Night on June 30

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June 20, 2025

THE finest student-athletes in the land will be given their due recognitions in the third staging of the San Miguel Corp.-Collegiate Press Corps (SMC-CPC) Awards Night on June 30 at the Discovery Suites in Ortigas, Pasig.

- John Bryan Ulanday

Led by the staple Collegiate Basketball Player of the Year plum, a total of 27 awards will be handed out to the exceptional achievers of the just-concluded UAAP Season 87 and NCAA Season 100.

Football, for the first time ever, will be added to the honor roll with three Football Players of the Year awards from both the UAAP (Men’s and Women’s) and the NCAA as the group aims to expand recognition to every sport every year.

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