The Gymnastics Association of the Philippines is on the lookout for the next Carlos Yulo as the Philippines hosts the Rhythmic Gymnastics Asian Championships.
MANILA, Philippines – For the first time ever, the Philippines is set to host the twin events of the Rhythmic Gymnastics Asian Championships, namely the 19th junior and 13th senior tournaments, starting this Wednesday, May 31, at the Ninoy Aquino Stadium in Manila.
However, the Gymnastics Association of the Philippines assured the public that the country would field bets who may be the next Yulo. Close to 200 gymnasts from 20 countries will compete in the event, including the Philippines’ Breanna Labadan, Daniela dela Pisa, and Trisha Mae Montefalcon in the senior individual, and Jasmine Ramillo and Cristalin Zoe Valencia in the junior individual.
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