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As it is, there are two basketball associations in the country. There’s the Basketball Association of the Philippines, which has the recognition of FIBA, the world governing body in the sport, and the Philippine Basketball Federation, which has the recognition of the Philippine Olympic Committee.


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Celso Dayrit of fencing, the incumbent POC president, is seeking a second term but, in recent months, has kept his cards so close to his chest, saying he would rather concentrate on the RP campaign in Athens than focus on the elections. 


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After the name of equestrian president and former congressman Jose "Peping" Cojuangco came out as a challenger to incumbent president Celso Dayrit, the country’s top sports leaders are expected to, this early, begin weighing their votes for the next president of the Philippine Olympic Committee.


Tennis chief Buddy Andrada was the first to voice his opinion.


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"I will definitely run as POC president," said Go, who claims to have the support of 15 National Sports Associations (NSAs). A total of 35 votes will be cast Nov. 24 — 34 from the NSA presidents and the other one reserved for IOC representative to the Philippines Frank Elizalde.


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Summit to chart new direction for RP sports

By Abac Cordero | September 11, 2010 - 12:00am

Everybody’s optimistic on this one.

Sports

FIBA on side of beleaguered BAP

By Abac Cordero | August 21, 2005 - 12:00am

With 98 days left before the SEA Games, one of the biggest concerns facing Filipino sports officials is how to get the FIBA suspension lifted and therefore pave the way for the holding of the basketball competitions...

Sports

BAP to go grassroots via DILG

By Abac Cordero | June 27, 2005 - 12:00am

To strengthen its mass-based development program, the Basketball Association of the Philippines plans to review its Memorandum of Agreement with the Department of Interior and Local Government. This will help the...

Sports

Athletes’ performance crucial in POC derby

By Abac Cordero | August 11, 2004 - 12:00am

The country’s overall performance in the Athens Olympics this month, insiders believe, may play a big role in deciding the outcome of the Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) elections in November. Celso Dayrit...

Sports

Battle lines to be drawn soon for POC polls

By Abac Cordero | July 6, 2004 - 12:00am

Just as tight, heated and exciting as the national elections last May will be the POC elections in November. After the name of equestrian president and former congressman Jose "Peping" Cojuangco came out...

Sports

Go throws hat into POC ring

By Abac Cordero | November 7, 2000 - 12:00am

Athletics chief Go Teng Kok yesterday broke his silence on the forthcoming POC elections, saying he has finally decided to challenge incumbent president Celso Dayrit who is seeking a second term. "I will definitely...

Sports