Olmin Leyba is a Sports Journalist at Philstar.com. He specializes in covering competitive sports, professional sports, and the business aspects of the sports industry, with a focus on international sports leagues, major league sports, and various sports tournaments. Olmin's work has been featured in MSN, Magzter, and Philstar.com.
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Olmin Leyba's coverage focuses mainly on local sports, particularly basketball, within the Philippines and Manila. He provides extensive event coverage and announcements related to the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) teams such as Meralco Bolts, TNT Tropang Giga, Phoenix Fuel Masters, San Miguel Beermen, and NorthPort Batang Pier.
If you have insights regarding game recaps of PBA matches or updates about these specific teams or players involved in the playoff race, your pitch is more likely to grab Olmin's attention. Consider offering exclusive interviews with players or providing behind-the-scenes perspectives on significant events related to these teams.
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MANILA, Philippines — The loudest cheers and applause inside the packed MOA Arena didn't go to Gilas Pilipinas fan favorite Dwight Ramos or comebacking Kai Sotto.
MANILA, Philippines — It looked like Gilas Pilipinas' Asian Games crew got a taste of the old “Korean curse” when it tested the waters in its sorties in Suwon, South Korea.
By: Olmin Leyba
GILAS PILIPINAS' climb back to the summit of the Asian Games (Asiad) in Japan will surely be as steep, strenuous and demanding as the ascent to Mt. Fuji.
MANILA, Philippines — The crown is heavy but Gilas Pilipinas, Justin Brownlee-less and all, is poised to fight with all its strength to keep it.
MANILA, Philippines — A true soldier and patriot, Calvin Oftana is always ready to go to battle with Gilas Pilipinas – even on short notice.
According to coach Mark Torcaso, the target in Nagoya is two-pronged — improve on the team's quarterfinals showing last time in Hangzhou and
The Filipinas will be in “World Cup mode” when they compete at the Asian Games in Japan beginning Monday.
MANILA, Philippines — It's been such a long time since the Philippines last competed in men's football in the Asian Games – 52 years to be exact.
MANILA, Philippines — The weather in the Japanese city of Nagoya was gloomy and so was the start of Gilas Pilipinas' title-retention campaign at the 20th Asian Games yesterday.
The Gilas Pilipinas title-repeat quest is back in business.
