Philippine Olympic Committee president Bambol Tolentino is expecting more Pinoy athletes to book their slots for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.
Philippine Olympic Committee president Abaham "Bambol" Tolentino is expecting more Pinoy athletes to book their slots for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.EJ Obiena was the first to qualify for Paris when he cleared the Olympic standard of 5.82 meters at the Bauhaus Galan in Stockholm, Sweden last July.
Gymnasts Carlos Edriel Yulo and Aleah Finnegan are also Paris-bound based on their performances at the world championships in Antwerp. Finnegan, for her part, took one of 14 spots for the highest-ranked eligible athletes for the Olympics in the 2023 Artistic Gymnastics World Championships’ qualification.
"Of course, we're praying that all sports na pwede nating salihan pumasok. Even in BMX, we have to compete in European tournaments to get the required points."
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