OVER 10,000 runners joined in the fun for the Mercury Drug Suki DASH 2026 on Sunday at Filinvest City Alabang. And it was Greco Olivan and Maricar Camacho who led the field, as Mercury Drug continued its commitment to promoting health and wellness, this time through running. Olivan topped the men’s 10K division after crossing the finish line in 35 minutes and 16 seconds, in front of Steven Sta. Ana (39:36) and Marcus Ralph Penaranda (40:03).

OVER 10,000 runners joined in the fun for the Mercury Drug Suki DASH 2026 on Sunday at Filinvest City Alabang. And it was Greco Olivan and Maricar Camacho who led the field as Mercury Drug continued its commitment to promoting health and wellness, this time through running. Olivan topped the men’s 10K division after crossing the finish line in 35 minutes and 16 seconds, in front of Steven Sta. Ana (39:36) and Marcus Ralph Penaranda (40:03). Camacho, meanwhile, ruled the women’s 10K race in 42 minutes and eight seconds, followed by Pauline Kaye Escuro (46:49) and Mary Joys San Juan (47:19).

Greco Olivan and Maricar Camacho ruled the Mercury Drug Suki DASH last Sunday, outlasting over 10,000 runners at Filinvest City Alabang. Olivan dominated the men’s 10K race, crossing the finish line in 35 minutes and 16 seconds to lead Steven Sta. Ana, who clocked 39:36, and Marcus Ralph Penaranda, who finished in 40:03.

MANILA — More than 10,000 runners took part in the Mercury Drug Suki DASH 2026 on Sunday at Filinvest City Alabang, turning the event into a celebration of health, wellness, and community. Leading the field were Greco Olivan and Maricar Camacho, who topped the men’s and women’s 10K divisions, respectively, as Mercury Drug continued its commitment to promoting an active and healthy lifestyle through running. Olivan crossed the finish line in 35 minutes and 16 seconds to win the men’s 10K, ahead of Steven Sta. Ana (39:36) and Marcus Ralph Penaranda (40:03).

MANILA, Philippines — Over 10,000 runners joined in the fun for the Mercury Drug Suki Dash 2026 on Sunday at Filinvest City Alabang. And it was Greco Olivan and Maricar Camacho who led the field as Mercury Drug continued its commitment to promoting health and wellness, this time through running. Olivan topped the men’s 10K division after crossing the finish line in 35 minutes and 16 seconds, in front of Steven Sta. Ana (39:36) and Marcus Ralph Penaranda (40:03). Camacho, meanwhile, ruled the women’s 10K race in 42 minutes and eight seconds, followed by Pauline Kaye Escuro (46:49) and Mary Joys San Juan (47:19).

CLARK — Gilbert Muge and Edna Magtubo ran away with the crown in the PUMA Clark City Half Marathon 2026, leading a strong field of runners last Sunday at the Filinvest Mimosa at the Clark Freeport Zone. Muge topped the men’s 21K race after clocking in at one hour, nine minutes, and 23 seconds, pulling away from Edwin Kiptoo (1:11:55) and James Kevin Cruz (1:12:02). Magtubo, meanwhile, was the fastest among the women, timing in at 1:21:00, with Pamela Chepkoech Bundotich (1:24:13) and Arlyn Joyce Akangan (1:28:08) making the podium.

Elite runners Gilbert Muge and Edna Magtubo ruled the 21K races of the Clark City Half Marathon held on August 23 at Filinvest Mimosa in the Clark Freeport Zone. Muge clocked 1 hour, 9 minutes, and 23 seconds to win the men’s 21K, pulling away from Edwin Kiptoo (1:11:55) and James Kevin Cruz (1:12:02). Magtubo, meanwhile, topped the women’s 21K in 1:21:00, followed by Pamela Chepkoech Bundotich (1:24:13) and Arlyn Joyce Akangan (1:28:08). Alfrence Braza topped the men’s 10K in 33:24, followed by Junel Gobotia (34:04) and Bong Sentillas (34:12). Jessa Mae Roda led the women’s 10K in 46:48, with Pauline Abril-Tabiara (51:43) and Leira Monton (54:36) completing the top three. Read more: More stories: https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/ Follow us: https://www.facebook.com/gmanews/

GILBERT Muge and Edna Magtubo ran away with the crown in the PUMA Clark City Half Marathon 2026, leading a strong field of runners last Sunday at the Filinvest Mimosa at the Clark Freeport Zone. Muge topped the men’s 21K race after clocking in at one hour, nine minutes, and 23 seconds, pulling away from Edwin Kiptoo (1:11:55) and James Kevin Cruz (1:12:02).

CLARK, Philippines — Gilbert Muge and Edna Magtubo ran away with the crown in the PUMA Clark City Half Marathon 2026, leading a strong field of runners last Sunday at the Filinvest Mimosa at the Clark Freeport Zone. Muge topped the men’s 21K race after clocking in at one hour, nine minutes, and 23 seconds, pulling away from Edwin Kiptoo (1:11:55) and James Kevin Cruz (1:12:02).

Gilbert Muge and Edna Magtubo ran away with the crowns in the PUMA Clark City Half Marathon 2026, leading a strong field of runners last Sunday at Filinvest Mimosa in the Clark Freeport Zone. Muge topped the men’s 21K race after clocking one hour, nine minutes, and 23 seconds, pulling away from Edwin Kiptoo (1:11:55) and James Kevin Cruz (1:12:02). Magtubo, meanwhile, was the fastest among the women, timing 1:21:00, with Pamela Chepkoech Bundotich (1:24:13) and Arlyn Joyce Akangan (1:28:08) completing the podium.

OY Laudit and Maricar Camacho emerged as the top finishers in the 16K division of The Great UP Run, which drew around 10,000 participants at the University of the Philippines Diliman campus over the weekend Laudit led the men’s race in 54 minutes and 53 seconds, finishing ahead of Joel Orogan, who clocked 56:00 for second place, and Mark Anthony Oximar, who timed 58:35 for third Camacho topped the women’s 16K in one hour, 10 minutes and 13 seconds.

Laudit and Camacho ruled the 10,000-strong participants that joined this year’s The Great UP Run at the UP Diliman Grounds. Laudit showed the way in the men’s 16K in 54 minutes and 53 seconds, beating Joel Orogan (56:00) and Mark Anthony Oximar (58:35). Camacho reigned in the women’s 16K in one hour, 10 minutes, and 13 seconds (1:10:13), with Maria Corinne Elizabeth Caymo (1:27:25) finishing second and Angelie Rose Lumba (1:32:10) taking third.

The adventure returns for its second year as One Piece Run PH sets sail this September 26. Drawing 8,000 Nakamas last year, even more participants are expected to join the Straw Hat Pirates as the SM Mall of Asia Complex is set to be transformed into an amazing world inspired by the Elbaph Arc. Presented by SM North EDSA and RUNRIO, in partnership with Toei Animation, with Funko as the official sponsor and in celebration of SM Fandom, the race inspired by the globally popular One Piece anime will once again feature 10K, 5K, 3K, and 1K categories.

AFTER drawing more than 8,000 runners during its successful debut at SM Fairview last year, the One Piece Run is set to return with a bigger adventure on Sept. 26 at the SM Mall of Asia Complex in Pasay City. RUNRIO Inc. and TOEI Animation officially launched the One Piece Run 2026 at SM North EDSA, unveiling a bigger edition of the popular anime-themed running event. Participants can choose from four race categories — 10K, 5K, 3K and 1K — giving both serious runners and One Piece fans a chance to join the celebration. “We’re excited to stage the One Piece Run PH once again, and after the overwhelming turnout last year, it only made sense for us to bring this race to a bigger stage,” said RUNRIO general manager Andrew Neri. “This is our second year. We’re coming bigger, better, and with more exciting activities this year,” said Neri.

AFTER drawing more than 8,000 runners during its successful debut at SM Fairview last year, the One Piece Run is set to return with a bigger adventure on Sept. 26 at the SM Mall of Asia Complex in Pasay City. RUNRIO Inc. and TOEI Animation officially launched the One Piece Run 2026 at SM North EDSA, unveiling a bigger edition of the popular anime-themed running event. Participants can choose from four race categories — 10K, 5K, 3K and 1K — giving both serious runners and One Piece fans a chance to join the celebration.

MANILA — Roy Laudit and Maricar Camacho topped their respective divisions in this year’s The Great UP Run, which drew more than 10,000 participants on Sunday at the UP Diliman grounds. Laudit set the pace in the men’s 16K, finishing in 54 minutes and 53 seconds to beat Joel Orogan (56:00) and Mark Anthony Oximar (58:35). Camacho, meanwhile, ruled the women’s 16K in one hour, 10 minutes, and 13 seconds (1:10:13), with Maria Corinne Elizabeth Caymo (1:27:25) finishing second and Angelie Rose Lumba (1:32:10) taking third.

MANILA, Philippines — Roy Laudit and Maricar Camacho topped the 10,000-strong participants who joined this year’s The Great UP Run on Sunday at the UP Diliman Grounds. Laudit set the pace for the men’s 16K in 54 minutes and 53 seconds, beating Joel Orogan (56:00) and Mark Anthony Oximar (58:35).

An official “One Piece” activation featuring giant inflatables of cha­racters Dorry and Brogy is running at SM North Edsa in Quezon City until Aug. 30. The activation, held at The Block Atrium, is part of Animezing North, an initiative featuring official anime activations at the mall. It includes attractions and themed experiences based on the Japanese anime series. The display centers on the Elbaph arc, with inflatables of the giant warriors Dorry and Brogy. A Thousand Sunny ship inflatable is also featured. The two-week activation includes merchandise from Toy Kingdom, Miniso, GeekPH, Oxygen, Careline, National Bookstore, Filbars, SM Store, Funko and Coolectzone. Visitors can also receive a Chopper paper hat for free.

Without a doubt, “One Piece” is an anime that is close to many Filipinos. Since its debut in 1997, Eiichiro Oda’s “One Piece” has grown to have a large worldwide following. It centers around the life of Monkey D. Luffy and his pirate crew as they embark on the search for a legendary treasure known as the One Piece. It has over 117 volumes as of late, and its anime adaptation has been on the air since 1997. A live-action Netflix adaptation also increased its reach to general audiences in 2023. Now, it’s our chance to see the world of “One Piece” come to life with this ongoing two-week event. Animezing North, SM North Edsa’s umbrella initiative for official anime activations, is set to bring the world of “One Piece” to The Block Atrium until Aug. 30, 2026. Fans can expect an immersive experience transporting them to the anime’s universe. Giant inflatables of Dorry and Brogy take center stage as a teaser for the upcoming Elbaph arc. A Thousand Sunny ship inflatable is also present.

MANILA — The One Piece Run PH will return for its second edition on September 26 at the SM Mall of Asia Complex, featuring 10K, 5K, 3K, and 1K categories. The anime-inspired fun run drew 8,000 participants in its inaugural staging last year, with organizers expecting another strong turnout for this year’s event. The race will feature a course and activities inspired by the Elbaph Arc of the globally popular One Piece anime, as SM North EDSA continues its fourth-year Animezing North celebration.