Rafael "Paeng" Nepomuceno (bowling)

Rafael "Paeng Nepomuceno 2 (bowling)

Paeng Nepomuceno with Sweden's Anette Hagre

Bong Coo (bowling)

Bong Coo 2 (bowling)

Gold: Arriane Cerdena (Phil.), Silver: Poh Lian (Mas), Bronze: Shalin (Mas) (bowling)

Efren "Bata" Reyes (billiards)

Francisco "Django" Bustamante (billiards)

Alex Pagulayan (billiards)

Francisco "Pancho Villa" Guilledo (boxing)

Gabriel "Flash" Elorde (boxing)

Ceferino Garcia (boxing)

Luisito "lindol" Espinosa

Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao (boxing)

Manny Paqcuiao won!

Ben Villaflor (boxing)

Gerry Penalosa (boxing)

Salvador "Dado" Marino (boxing)

Samuel Duran (boxing)

Joma Gamboa (boxing)

Mansueto Velasco (boxing)

Robert "the Big J" Jaworski (basketball)

Alvin "the Captain" Patrimonio (basketball)

Benjie Paras (basketball)

Allan Caidic (basketball)

Crispa basketball team

Lydia "Asia's sprint queen" de Vega-Mercado (athletics)

Lydia de Vega training a future star

Elma Muros-Posadas (athletics)

Dorothy Delasin (golf)

Jennifer Rosales (golf)

Mikee Cojuangco (equestrian)

Mikee and Rustic Rouge from Malaysian Open 2002

Mary Antoinette Esteban Rivero (Taekwondo)

Jasmin Laranan Figueroa (archery)

Akiko Thomson (swimming)