First Philippine Sports University: Gregorio's proposal to UP
Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) Chairman Patrick "Pato" Gregorio has proposed the creation of the country's first sports university under the University of the Philippines (UP) system to strengthen sports education and athlete development. ...Keep on reading: First Philippine
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