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UCAL adds 2 more sports
Manila Bulletin
|July 29 2025
The more sports, the better and merrier for all member schools of the University and Colleges Athletic League (UCAL) as it launches its 8th edition beginning Oct. 9 at the FilOil Arena in San Juan City.
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This after members of the Policy Board - 9 of them - agreed to add badminton and table tennis to its calendar of events for the coming season, raising the number of sports to six and events to seven.
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