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PH athletes get additional boost
Manila Bulletin
|September 19, 2025
The Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) has signed a multiyear partnership with two private companies to further help the national athletes when they compete in the major tournaments here and abroad.
POC President Abraham Tolentino (center) attends the signing ceremony with Sportsplus Head of Partnerships James da Costa (left) and Smart Head of Sports First VP Jude Turcuato.
POC president Bambol Tolentino attended the official signing ceremony along with SportsPlus and Smart Communications at Gameville Ball Park in Mandaluyong City Wednesday, Sept. 17.
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