Niño Jesus Saints

Directions

Niño Jesus Saints "New Breed of Basketball Scholars to bring Pride & Honor to City of Pasig."

08/10/2026

John Lloyd pawisan ka na Bakit Kaya? Tawa ng tawa si coach Jose and Coach Rizal 😂😂😂

Pang pa lang ito mga alam niyo naman na SERVANT LEADER si John Lloyd 🧡

22/06/2026

MGC New Life Christian Academy Claims APYC U18 Championship in Ho Chi Minh City

HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam — Pilipinas MGC exacted sweet revenge on Next Gen Saigon, dominating the finals with a 61-45 victory to capture the Under-18 (U18) Division title of the Asia Pacific Youth Championship (APYC) Season 2, held at The American School from June 18 to 21, 2026.

The championship win was a complete turnaround from their preliminary meeting, where Next Gen Saigon handed Pilipinas MGC a 60-53 defeat during the elimination round.

Undeterred by the early setback, veteran head coach John Sia used the loss to motivate his squad, urging them to lock in and bounce back. Anticipating that Next Gen Saigon would be their ultimate roadblock to the crown, the coaching staff immediately went to work.

Coaches John and James Sia engineered crucial tactical adjustments ahead of the rematch, tweaking their offensive rotations and implementing a strict shadowing defense to stifle Next Gen Saigon’s perimeter shooters. Thanks to their thorough scouting, the Filipino ballers stepped onto the hardwood for the grand finale with absolute clarity on their offensive ex*****on and defensive assignments.

From the opening tip-off, Pilipinas MGC set the tone with relentless energy and a fierce hunger for redemption. Guided by the composed leadership and brilliant game planning of Coach John Sia, Pilipinas MGC steadily pulled away to seal the 16-point blowout and hoist the championship trophy.

Several Pilipinas MGC standouts were also honored with individual accolades for their stellar tournament runs:
📍Lucas Lo was named the tournament's Sixth Man of the Year for his spark off the bench.
📍Adam Uy earned a well-deserved spot in the Mythical Five.
📍Adrian Tan was crowned the U18 Tournament Most Valuable Player (MVP). Tan served as the team's most consistent anchor, particularly on the defensive end, while his versatile inside-out offensive skill set proved to be the ultimate championship difference-maker.

Reflecting on the triumph, Coach John Sia credited the victory to a collective unit. "It was a total team effort," he said, while expressing his deep gratitude to the parents who traveled and cheered for the team. "Thank you, MGC Family."

Sports Director Coach James Sia also extended his heartfelt appreciation to the parents for making the trip possible, alongside his thanks to MGC New Life Christian Academy (MGCNLCA) for backing the team's journey from day one.

"Thank you to the school administration and to all the supportive parents for backing the players and the coaching staff from the initial planning of this trip up until this championship moment," Coach James Sia remarked.

With meticulous preparation and a resilient mindset, Pilipinas MGC flies back home to the Philippines as proud international champions.

We would like also thank Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas - SBP for their continuous support.

"WHAT IF?" 🇵🇭🏀​Could the 2002 Busan Asian Games squad be the most star-studded, powerhouse lineup the PBA ever assembled...
29/05/2026

"WHAT IF?" 🇵🇭🏀

​Could the 2002 Busan Asian Games squad be the most star-studded, powerhouse lineup the PBA ever assembled?

​With the longest and most intensive preparation in history, the entire PBA united to build an absolute dream team at the peak of their powers. Led by a brilliant management and coaching circle, here is the legendary crew that carried the hopes of a basketball-crazy nation:

​📋 Team Management & Coaching Staff:
​Team Manager: Mr. Elmer Yanga †
​Head Coach: Mr. Jong Uichico
​Assistant Coaches & Staff: Allan Caidic, Binky Favis, Eric Altamirano, Boycie Zamar, Beaujing Acot, Nash Racela, Juno Sauler, and JP Pacheco.

​🏀 The Powerhouse Roster:
🔥 Noy Castillo, Olsen Racela, Dondon Hontiveros, Dennis Espino, Mick Pennisi, Eric Menk, Danny Ildefonso, Andy Seigle, Jeffrey Cariaso, Rudy Hatfield, Asi Taulava, and Kenneth Duremdes.

​Despite the historic buildup and sheer talent, Team Pilipinas ultimately took home a heartbreaking 4th-place finish. Who could ever forget that devastating, buzzer-beating semifinal match against South Korea? 💔

​Though the "Korean Curse" denied them a medal, this legendary squad proved they had the heart of true champions and cemented their place in modern Philippine basketball history.

​What are your favorite memories of this 2002 powerhouse team? 👇🗣️

📸 ctto

​

28/05/2026

🏀 CALLING ALL ASPIRING ATHLETES & WOMEN WITH DISABILITIES! 🇵🇭

​A special message from PHILSPADA Secretary General, Mr. Goody Custodio:

​🌟 An Invitation to Shine on the Court
​We are inviting individuals with disabilities—most especially women—to discover the power, thrill, and community of Philippine Wheelchair Basketball!
​Whether you want to stay active, find a supportive community, or dream of representing the country, there is a place on the court for you. Wheelchair basketball isn’t just a sport; it’s a platform for empowerment, strength, and breaking barriers.

​🎖️ Honoring Our National Heroes
​Mr. Custodio also extends his deepest gratitude and highest commendation to our current national players.

​"Thank you for your immense hard work, relentless grit, and the countless sacrifices you make for the Philippines. You continue to make the nation proud every time you step onto the court."

​✊ The Mission Ahead: Empowering Women in Sports
​To our athletes and future players: Keep working hard. Let’s continue to push boundaries, shatter stereotypes, and pave the way for stronger representation. Together, we can empower more women to dominate the field of sports and inspire the next generation.

​📢 Are you ready to play, or do you know a woman who is?
Join us today and be part of a legacy of champions!
​
Drop us a message on our page or comment below to learn how you can get involved. 🇵🇭🏀

​

09/05/2026

Greatness begins when leaders choose to invest in the next generation. 🏀🔥🇵🇭

Heartfelt gratitude to Coach Norman Black, Coach Larry Fonacier, and Coach Beaujing Acot for bringing the Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas to Bicol and sharing world-class knowledge, discipline, and inspiration with our young athletes. Your presence ignites dreams, strengthens character, and reminds every aspiring player that hard work and dedication open the door to greatness.

Special thanks as well to SBP Bicol Zone Director Engr. Solomon Ngo, Mayor Rex C. Oliva, and the Sangguniang Council for making this meaningful program possible through your effort, vision, and support for grassroots basketball development.

Thank You Also To SBP Executive Director Mam Erika Dy For Making This Event Happen, Mabuhay ang SBP!!

Bicol basketball is rising stronger than ever. The future is now. 💪🏽🏆





14/04/2026

Permission to post admin:

As kuya baileys said, your dreams need to be clear in your mind 😉
—
Disclaimer: This clip only highlights a portion of the full episode and does not represent the entire discussion or other related issues. For full context, we encourage you to watch or listen to the complete episode.

Address

Pasig

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Niño Jesus Saints posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share

Category