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Recent developments on EJ Obiena
Team Philippines is sending a record number of close to 1,600 athletes, coaches, and officials to the 33rd Southeast Asian Games hosted by Thailand from December 9 to 20.
Team Philippines is sending its largest delegation ever, consisting of around 1,600 people including athletes and coaches, to compete in the 33rd Southeast Asian Games hosted by Thailand.
Tennis star Alex Eala and volleyball standout Bryan Bagunas will be the flag-bearers for the Philippines in the opening ceremony of the 33rd Southeast Asian Games in Thailand on December 9.
Filipino Olympian EJ Obiena won the gold medal at the Atletang Ayala World Pole Vault Challenge in Makati City, matching his season-best mark of 5.80 meters via countback.
University of Santo Tomas (UST) is hosting UAAP Season 88 with the theme "Strength in Motion, Hope in Action."
Filipino-American hurdler Robyn Brown was eliminated from the women's 400-meter hurdles at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo.
Pole vault star EJ Obiena has exited the qualification round of the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, Japan, leaving hurdler Robyn Brown as the Philippines' sole representative.
Filipino pole vaulter EJ Obiena failed to advance to the finals of the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, Japan, after clearing only 5.55 meters in the qualifying round.
Filipino pole vaulter EJ Obiena failed to qualify for the finals of the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, finishing joint 18th with a clearance of 5.55 meters.
Filipino pole vaulter EJ Obiena secured a bronze medal at the World Athletics Continental Tour in Beijing, China, clearing 5.65 meters.