WINNER : MR. PHILIPPINES Alexander Aquino
IST RUNNER-UP : MR. VENEZUELA Anibal Martignani Pérez
2ND RUNNER-UP : MR. HOLLAND ... Leroy Vissers
Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-eFYg9ScwZE
Full Version: Filipino Winning Moments...
MR. INTERNATIONAL 2001 HELD IN INDIA. SEE THE MOST HANDSOME MEN IN THE WORLD WON BY THE FF:
WINNER : MR. PHILIPPINES Alexander Aquino
IST RUNNER-UP : MR. VENEZUELA Anibal Martignani Pérez
2ND RUNNER-UP : MR. HOLLAND ... Leroy Vissers
Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-eFYg9ScwZE
WINNER : MR. PHILIPPINES Alexander Aquino
IST RUNNER-UP : MR. VENEZUELA Anibal Martignani Pérez
2ND RUNNER-UP : MR. HOLLAND ... Leroy Vissers
Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-eFYg9ScwZE
Josephine Banig winner of International Star Search
One such talent is Josephine “Banig” Roberto, who rose to local fame from a 7-year-old amateur in Ang Bagong Kampeon to one of the top singing talents in the United States. But for many years, little news about Banig has been heard in her homeland.
Whatever happened to this gem of a talent?
Apparently, Banig—all grown up at 22—is still making waves in the United States!
In an e-mail to the Life & Times this week, good news came from across the Pacific Ocean that the powerful belter has a new single that just hit the airwaves of over 80 radio stations in the United States.
Dubbed “Boogie On the Dance Floor,” the single recently stole the No. 3 spot on the urban chart of top radio trade publication CMJ Magazine. It also landed in the top 10 urban and dance play lists of FM stations KCSS, KGFN, KMUD, WDCE, WRFT, WRST and WSHC. Already, the song has been tagged as “the great club hit for the coming summer!”
The single, which is fast earning a following in the Miami club scene, is a cut from Banig’s sophomore release, the crossover pop-R&B dance anthem Silent Whispers. The single features different remixes, including an urban Atlanta flavor mix (“Ruff Party” Remix) with a tongue twisting rap sequence by up and coming female rapper Jojo. It also includes the “Red Velvet” mix, a strictly bass driven track with overlapping dubs and intense breaks. A raw a capella version showcases Banig’s vocal range.
More than a powerful voice
Her talent goes beyond a powerful voice. Banig projects this ability very well, but according to audiences she goes the extra mile by making every one feel like “she is singing to you alone.”
Banig’s first television appearance was at age 7, when she joined the eighties’s amateur singing contest Ang Bagong Kampeon. There she became champion for 7 consecutive weeks. Two years later, Banig started hitting the local concert scene. Her biggest break in the US entertainment scene came when she joined the International Star Search competition at age 10, and became the first and only Filipino champion to date.
The Star Search victory was followed by numerous guestings in mainstream television shows, such as The Arsenio Hall Show, Maury Povich Show, Into the Night with Rick Dees, Super Osborne Show, Good Day L.A., AM Los Angeles, and more.
“She’s got the vocal range of Whitney Houston and Patty LaBele combined. Watch out Whitney, careful Janet. We got a 13-year-old singing explosion!” exclaimed DJ and host Rick Dees in his show after watching Banig’s performance. Host Maury Povich said: “What a voice! We want to comeback as the next Whitney Houston, the next Mariah Carey, and better than that, the next Banig Roberto!”
The young talent thereafter sang the “Star Spangled Banner” in several sports events in the United States.
More concerts followed suit in 1989, a concert in Manila which was attended by half-a-million people; sold out shows in the Atlantic City Trump, Taj Mahal; solo concerts in the Wiltern Theater in Los Anegles, Cow Palace in San Francisco, City Center in New York, The Roxy and Hollywood Palladium in L.A., San Diego Convention Center and Copley Symphony Hall and many more.
In 1994, Banig finally released her first US album, entitled Can You Feel My Heart. She promoted this album in Southern and Northern California schools, and was warmly received by students of various races.
Perhaps still unknown to many, Banig doesn’t only dance and sing. She also plays musical instruments and collaborates with her younger sister, Jhoanna, in writing songs. Jhoanna is talent herself. She is a songwriter, dancer, choreographer, rapper, musician and producer—a testament that the performing arts run in the Roberto family’s blood.
Now a singer, songwriter and producer, Banig is currently working on her very first Hollywood movie soundtrack, which will include three songs that she wrote and produced with her sister. The soundtrack will be used in a film up for release in the late summer of 2005, featuring music artists Jordan Knight, a former New Kids On The Block member; and Mario who is a recording artist of J Records.
www.banigonline.com
video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPL6JEYBs_0
THE PHILIPPINE ALL-STARS BRING HOME THE GOLD AT THE 2006 HIP HOP INTERNATIONAL FINALS!
Junior Division
3rd place: Ireland (Streets Ahead)
2nd Place: Japan (Next Jr.)
1st place: USA (Mini Shock)
Varsity Division
3rd Place: Japan (Kana-Boon)
2nd Place: USA (Hip Hop Connection)
1st Place: USA (Future Shock)
Adult Division
3rd Place: Trinidad(Eclectic)
2nd Place: New Zeland (Dziah)
1st Place: Philipines(All stars)
video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71g5CY4fMC4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmGDNk2T-Eo
Model of the Year 2006 Ms Philippines is 1st runner up
MANETTE MERCADO
MANETTE MERCADO
20 YEARS OLD, 5'10"
Miss Philippines representative won this years 2006 first runner-up in the Model of the Year pageant that was held in Korea last year Philippine representative won
From Star News:
Miss Philippines NANETTE MERCADO (2nd to the right) was awarded 1ST RUNNER UP in the MODEL OF THE WORLD 2006 Pageant held in Korea a few nights ago
Together in this picture is last year's winner 6'1 tall Bridgette Inoferio also from the Philippines.
Junior Division
3rd place: Ireland (Streets Ahead)
2nd Place: Japan (Next Jr.)
1st place: USA (Mini Shock)
Varsity Division
3rd Place: Japan (Kana-Boon)
2nd Place: USA (Hip Hop Connection)
1st Place: USA (Future Shock)
Adult Division
3rd Place: Trinidad(Eclectic)
2nd Place: New Zeland (Dziah)
1st Place: Philipines(All stars)
video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71g5CY4fMC4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmGDNk2T-Eo
Model of the Year 2006 Ms Philippines is 1st runner up
MANETTE MERCADO
MANETTE MERCADO
20 YEARS OLD, 5'10"
Miss Philippines representative won this years 2006 first runner-up in the Model of the Year pageant that was held in Korea last year Philippine representative won
From Star News:
Miss Philippines NANETTE MERCADO (2nd to the right) was awarded 1ST RUNNER UP in the MODEL OF THE WORLD 2006 Pageant held in Korea a few nights ago
Together in this picture is last year's winner 6'1 tall Bridgette Inoferio also from the Philippines.
JUSTINE GABIONZA WINS 2006 MISS TOURISM QUEEN
Miss Philippines, Justine Gabionza, has just become the seventh Filipino beauty to have won a Grand Slam pageant, as she was crowned Miss Tourism Queen International 2006.
The final event took place in Hanghzou, China, and Miss Philippines performed lovely from the beginning until the last moment. She was a crowd favorite and deserving winner.
The 1st runner-up was Miss Serbia & Montenegro, Gordana Strajin, who days before had been picked as "Miss Cyberpress". She also received the title "Miss Europe Queen".
Very elegant Fatouma Eboundit, of the Republic of Congo, was the 2nd runner-up and Miss Africa Queen.
She was followed by Miss Singapore, Laxmi Ssunita, a international model who was always among the favorites.
Miss Philippines, Justine Gabionza, has just become the seventh Filipino beauty to have won a Grand Slam pageant, as she was crowned Miss Tourism Queen International 2006.
The final event took place in Hanghzou, China, and Miss Philippines performed lovely from the beginning until the last moment. She was a crowd favorite and deserving winner.
The 1st runner-up was Miss Serbia & Montenegro, Gordana Strajin, who days before had been picked as "Miss Cyberpress". She also received the title "Miss Europe Queen".
Very elegant Fatouma Eboundit, of the Republic of Congo, was the 2nd runner-up and Miss Africa Queen.
She was followed by Miss Singapore, Laxmi Ssunita, a international model who was always among the favorites.
Miss Universe 1973- Parade Of Nations
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lE5PZU5UTdM
Athens, Greece- July 21,1973
Miss Amity: CHILE, Jeanette Gwendalyn Robertson
Most Photogenic: PHILIPPINES, Maria Margarita Moran
Best National Costume : SPAIN, María del Rocío Martín
Miss Universe 1973- Crowning
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_-jDqYMwHs
Winner: PHILIPPINES - Maria Margarita Moran
1st Runner Up: U.S.A. - Amanda Jones
2nd Runner Up: NORWAY - Aina Walle
3rd Runner Up: SPAIN - María del Rocío Martín Madrigal
4th Runner Up: ISRAEL - Limor Schraibman ... (more)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lE5PZU5UTdM
Athens, Greece- July 21,1973
Miss Amity: CHILE, Jeanette Gwendalyn Robertson
Most Photogenic: PHILIPPINES, Maria Margarita Moran
Best National Costume : SPAIN, María del Rocío Martín
Miss Universe 1973- Crowning
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_-jDqYMwHs
Winner: PHILIPPINES - Maria Margarita Moran
1st Runner Up: U.S.A. - Amanda Jones
2nd Runner Up: NORWAY - Aina Walle
3rd Runner Up: SPAIN - María del Rocío Martín Madrigal
4th Runner Up: ISRAEL - Limor Schraibman ... (more)
Miss Universe 1969- Parade of Nations
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zM1zcrYVoHo
Miami Beach, Florida, USA- July 19,1969
Miss Amity: TUNISIA, Zohra Boufaden
Most Photogenic: NEW ZEALAND, Carole Robinson
Best National Costume : THAILAND, Sangduan Manwong
Miss Universe 1969 crowning
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0sG3lUU5DCg
1969 - Gloria Diaz, Philippines
2. Harriet Eriksson, Finland
3. Joanne Barrett, Australia
4. Chava Levy, Israel
5. Kikuyo Osuka, Japan
for more info visits:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miss_Universe
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zM1zcrYVoHo
Miami Beach, Florida, USA- July 19,1969
Miss Amity: TUNISIA, Zohra Boufaden
Most Photogenic: NEW ZEALAND, Carole Robinson
Best National Costume : THAILAND, Sangduan Manwong
Miss Universe 1969 crowning
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0sG3lUU5DCg
1969 - Gloria Diaz, Philippines
2. Harriet Eriksson, Finland
3. Joanne Barrett, Australia
4. Chava Levy, Israel
5. Kikuyo Osuka, Japan
for more info visits:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miss_Universe
Published on page A1 of the September 12, 2006 issue of the Philippine Daily Inquirer
FILIPINO BILLIARDS ace Efren “Bata” Reyes won the biggest prize in his sport on Sunday, earning $500,000 (P25.5 million) after ruling the International Pool Tour 2006 World Open 8-Ball championship at the Grand Sierra Resort and Casino in Reno, Nevada.
The 52-year-old former World 9-Ball champion from Angeles City beat American Rodney “Rocket” Morris, 8-6, in a showdown between two survivors from a starting field of 200 players representing 27 countries.
Trailing 2-4 at the start, the man known in the world of pool as “The Magician” elevated his game to win six of the last eight racks. He avenged his 8-7 loss to Morris a day earlier in the Final 6 stage of the $3-million tournament.
Reyes, who made it to the title duel as No. 2 in the Final 6 behind the American, reached the hill at 7-6 as he cleaned up after Morris scratched on the break.
He clinched it with a run-out after the No. 15 ball sent the No. 2 ball flying into the right pocket on the break.
The explosive victory came two weeks after Reyes and his close friend, Francisco “Django” Bustamante, captured the inaugural staging of the World Cup of Pool over Morris and his American partner, Earl Strickland, in New South Wales.
Reyes and Bustamante split the $60,000 first prize in the World Cup. Reyes also picked up $65,000 in July by placing fourth in the IPT North American Open.
This time, Reyes captured a prize surpassed only by the purses of world boxing champion Manny Pacquiao.
Was it the money or the title that was most important, Reyes was asked during the awarding ceremony.
“Both the money and the title. They’re expecting us to win in our country,” was Reyes’ reply.
The IPT website account said Reyes, who was inducted into the Billiards Congress of America Hall of Fame in 2003, talked about the break as posing plenty of challenge for both players during the title match.
“I missed two No. 8 balls, I think, but they were both corner pockets. It made me feel nervous when I was shooting that, I was shaking a little. That’s why I missed the eights,” he said.
Neither of the finalists pocketed a ball on the break in the first four frames. Morris snapped the trend with a run-out on the fifth to lead, 4-2.
But luck was on the side of the Filipino as Morris scratched on the break three times -- the last when Reyes reached the hill.
Morris, who won the US Open in 1996 at the expense of Reyes, settled for the runner-up prize of $150,000 and thanked the organizers for holding “a great event.”
“Everything was top of the line, from the masseuse to the food to the venue, everything was top-class, and I’m really happy that I’m alive to play for this much money in this event,” the Honolulu-born Morris said.
The victory also underscored Reyes’ uncanny knack for dominating inaugural tournaments.
Reyes won the World 9-Ball Pool championship when it was finally handled by Matchroom Sports and aired internationally in 1996. He ruled the first staging of the International Billiards Championship in Japan where he pocketed $150,000, and topped the first tournament of the IPT dubbed “King of the Hill” to win $200,000 last year.
Reyes, who also successfully represented the country in the Asian Games and the Southeast Asian Games, emerged overall champion of the first year of the SMB-Asian 9-Ball Tour three years ago.
The win was a big improvement over the runner-up finish of Marlon Manalo in the North America Open, the first of six tournaments in the IPT schedule this year.
Dennis Orcollo, one of 13 Filipinos in the starting field who placed third to Reyes in the North America Open, wound up fifth this time to win $66,000.
Mika Immonen of Finland finished third, which was worth $92,000, Oliver Ortmann of Germany was fourth for $80,000, and American Corey Deuel brought up the rear of the Final 6 to bag $50,000. With a report from Marlon Bernardino, contributor
See the link: http://newsinfo.inq7.net/inquirerheadlines...rticle_id=20423
Feature Articles: Bios for the World Pool Masters
http://www.insidepool.com/article319.html?...6f4ef7af54a113a
World Pool Masters
http://www.worldpoolmasters.com/players/reyes.asp
video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIS4rcTNHaM
FILIPINO BILLIARDS ace Efren “Bata” Reyes won the biggest prize in his sport on Sunday, earning $500,000 (P25.5 million) after ruling the International Pool Tour 2006 World Open 8-Ball championship at the Grand Sierra Resort and Casino in Reno, Nevada.
The 52-year-old former World 9-Ball champion from Angeles City beat American Rodney “Rocket” Morris, 8-6, in a showdown between two survivors from a starting field of 200 players representing 27 countries.
Trailing 2-4 at the start, the man known in the world of pool as “The Magician” elevated his game to win six of the last eight racks. He avenged his 8-7 loss to Morris a day earlier in the Final 6 stage of the $3-million tournament.
Reyes, who made it to the title duel as No. 2 in the Final 6 behind the American, reached the hill at 7-6 as he cleaned up after Morris scratched on the break.
He clinched it with a run-out after the No. 15 ball sent the No. 2 ball flying into the right pocket on the break.
The explosive victory came two weeks after Reyes and his close friend, Francisco “Django” Bustamante, captured the inaugural staging of the World Cup of Pool over Morris and his American partner, Earl Strickland, in New South Wales.
Reyes and Bustamante split the $60,000 first prize in the World Cup. Reyes also picked up $65,000 in July by placing fourth in the IPT North American Open.
This time, Reyes captured a prize surpassed only by the purses of world boxing champion Manny Pacquiao.
Was it the money or the title that was most important, Reyes was asked during the awarding ceremony.
“Both the money and the title. They’re expecting us to win in our country,” was Reyes’ reply.
The IPT website account said Reyes, who was inducted into the Billiards Congress of America Hall of Fame in 2003, talked about the break as posing plenty of challenge for both players during the title match.
“I missed two No. 8 balls, I think, but they were both corner pockets. It made me feel nervous when I was shooting that, I was shaking a little. That’s why I missed the eights,” he said.
Neither of the finalists pocketed a ball on the break in the first four frames. Morris snapped the trend with a run-out on the fifth to lead, 4-2.
But luck was on the side of the Filipino as Morris scratched on the break three times -- the last when Reyes reached the hill.
Morris, who won the US Open in 1996 at the expense of Reyes, settled for the runner-up prize of $150,000 and thanked the organizers for holding “a great event.”
“Everything was top of the line, from the masseuse to the food to the venue, everything was top-class, and I’m really happy that I’m alive to play for this much money in this event,” the Honolulu-born Morris said.
The victory also underscored Reyes’ uncanny knack for dominating inaugural tournaments.
Reyes won the World 9-Ball Pool championship when it was finally handled by Matchroom Sports and aired internationally in 1996. He ruled the first staging of the International Billiards Championship in Japan where he pocketed $150,000, and topped the first tournament of the IPT dubbed “King of the Hill” to win $200,000 last year.
Reyes, who also successfully represented the country in the Asian Games and the Southeast Asian Games, emerged overall champion of the first year of the SMB-Asian 9-Ball Tour three years ago.
The win was a big improvement over the runner-up finish of Marlon Manalo in the North America Open, the first of six tournaments in the IPT schedule this year.
Dennis Orcollo, one of 13 Filipinos in the starting field who placed third to Reyes in the North America Open, wound up fifth this time to win $66,000.
Mika Immonen of Finland finished third, which was worth $92,000, Oliver Ortmann of Germany was fourth for $80,000, and American Corey Deuel brought up the rear of the Final 6 to bag $50,000. With a report from Marlon Bernardino, contributor
See the link: http://newsinfo.inq7.net/inquirerheadlines...rticle_id=20423
Feature Articles: Bios for the World Pool Masters
http://www.insidepool.com/article319.html?...6f4ef7af54a113a
World Pool Masters
http://www.worldpoolmasters.com/players/reyes.asp
video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIS4rcTNHaM
^mag-post ka din ng mga Pinoys at Pinays from the academe. wala lang. 
para kumpleto. hehehe
para kumpleto. hehehe
WWE’s Pinoy Superstar Batista Comes to Manila
He’s considered World Wrestling Entertainment’s biggest star. The ultimate winner of last year’s Royal Rumble, he is known for his signature move, a maneuver that slams opponents down so hard in a sitting position, called the Batista bomb. Pinoy WWE fans should be bracing themselves for another sports superstar boasting of a Filipino heritage—Dave Michael Bautista, more popularly known in the wrestling arena as Batista.
video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPAxc_iRCuA
He’s considered World Wrestling Entertainment’s biggest star. The ultimate winner of last year’s Royal Rumble, he is known for his signature move, a maneuver that slams opponents down so hard in a sitting position, called the Batista bomb. Pinoy WWE fans should be bracing themselves for another sports superstar boasting of a Filipino heritage—Dave Michael Bautista, more popularly known in the wrestling arena as Batista.
video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPAxc_iRCuA
Lea Salonga
Les Miserables :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CmYJG9PCg8
Miss Saigon:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B850rjtWsjo
Oscar:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgCzCMxmQr8
Tony:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auYwA-aEFwA
Les Miserables :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CmYJG9PCg8
Miss Saigon:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B850rjtWsjo
Oscar:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgCzCMxmQr8
Tony:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auYwA-aEFwA
Regine Velasquez
with Jacky Cheung :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DwxIkC4L6c
with David Hasselhoff :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DE8r8xrndrE
with Mandy Moore:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sOyl1C-DOk
Regine Velasquez High Notes :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4c-6yPvcIO0
Ms. Regine Velasquez & Jonalyn Viray showdown:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5dGNw1-fE4
^Nope. I was referring to Filipinos who succeeded in the academe, sciences, or arts. For example, the Filipina Biologist Josephine Biyo. I forgot what particular award she received from Intel.
Para sa iba't ibang fields mapapakita din na magaling tayo, mapa-sports, arts, science, etc. hehehe.
Para sa iba't ibang fields mapapakita din na magaling tayo, mapa-sports, arts, science, etc. hehehe.
Bill Clinton's personal physician was a pinay..or was that personal chef..can't remember..but..either way its good
Don't forget our representative in the recent Miss Universe pageant where our bet won "Miss Photogenic award"
Guy: Our Miss Philippines-World need our help so botohin natin siya ulit
Winners!!!
2005 Jhezarie Javier Miss ASEAN
2005 Precious Lara Quigaman Miss International
2005 Mara Morelli Miss Italia Nel Mondo
2005 Bridget Inoferio Model of the Year
2003 Noela Mae Evangelista Queen of Tourism International
2002 Gilmarie Pacamarra Best Model of the World-Best Asian Model
2002 Johanna Paula Abinuman Miss Global Queen
2002 Kristine Alzar Miss Tourism International Ukraine/Black Sea
2002 Michelle Reyes Miss Tourism World
2002 Michelle Reyes Model of the Universe-Asia
2001 Zorayda Ruth Andam Miss Tourism World - Asia
2001 Michelle Reyes Miss Tourism International {Turkish version}
2001 Maricar Balagtas Miss Globe International
2001 Joanna Maria Penaloza Miss Internet WWW-Face of the Net
2001 Mimilanie Lisondra Miss University International
2000 Maria Esperanza Corazon Manzano Miss Tourism International {Malaysian version}
1999 Racquel Uy Queen of the Year International
1999 Janelle Bautista Miss Cyberspace International
1998 Maria Asuncion Lopez Miss Southeast Asia
1997 Joanne Santos Miss Tourism International {Macau version}
1996 Sherylle Lynne Santarin Queen of the Year International
1995 Frederick Ancheta Galang Mr. World University
1995 Suzanne Park Fahling Miss Tourism World
1993 Gemith Gemparo Miss Model of the World
1993 Sharmaine Gutierrez Miss World Asia & Pacific Queen of Beauty
1993 Amelia Joy dela Cruz Miss Southeast Asia
1993 Michelle Aldana Miss Asia Pacific
1989 Lorna Legaspi Miss Asia Pacific
1988 Michelle Laconico ASEAN Female Top Model Of The Year
1986 Sherry Rose Byrne Miss World Asia's Queen of Beauty
1986 Mimilanie Marquez Face of New York for Supermodel of the World
1983 Gloria Dimayacyac Miss Asia
1982 Sarah Jane Areza Miss World Asia's Queen of Beauty
1982 Maria del Carmen Ines Zaragoza Miss Asia
1979 Mimilanie Marquez Miss International
1973 Maria Margarita Moran Miss Universe
1971 Nelia Sancho Queen of the Pacific
1970 Aurora Pijuan Miss International
1969 Gloria Diaz Miss Universe
1968 Rita Santiago Queen of the Pacific
1968 Benigna Rustia Southeast Asian Top Model of the Year
1964 Gemma Teresa Cruz Miss International
1st runners-up
2006 April Ross Perez Miss Mesoamerica International 1st runner-up
2004 Bridgette Inoferio Best Model of the World 1st runner-up
2004 Margaret-Ann Bayot Miss Maja Mundial 1st runner-up
2004 Melissa Frye Top Model of the World 1st runner-up
2001 Derick Hibaler Face of Asia Male 1st runner-up
2001 Michelle Ann Penez Miss Tourism Universe 1st runner-up
2000 Jennifer Altares Miss Global Teen International 1st runner-up
2000 Maricel Morales-Espinosa Mrs. World 1st runner-up
2000 Christie Ann de Jesus Queen of the Year International 1st runner-up
1999 Miriam Quiambao Miss Universe 1st runner-up
1999 Racquel Uy Miss Tourism International 1st runner-up
1998 Mellany Gabat Miss Tourism International 1st runner-up
1996 Marilyn Maristela Miss Asia Pacific 1st runner-up
1995 Karen Espino Queen of the Clubs International 1st runner-up
1995 Maria Sovietskaya Bacud Miss Intercontinental 1st runner-up
1994 Maria Sovietskaya Bacud Queen of the Clubs International 1st runner-up
1988 Marilen Espino ASEAN Female Top Model Of The Year 1st runner-up
1986 Melanie Marquez Supermodel of the World 1st runner-up
1980 Rosemarie de Vera Miss Asia 1st runner-up
1978 Epifania Lagman Miss Asia 1st runner-up
1977 Dorothy Sue Bradley Miss Young International 1st runner-up
1976 Jocelyn Magistrado Queen of the Pacific 1st runner-up
1973 Evangeline Pascual Miss World 1st runner-up to the "officially" dethroned Marjorie Wallace of the USA
1973 Nanette Prodigalidad Maja Internacional 1st runner-up
1972 Yvette Marie Alfon Miss Asia 1st runner-up
1971 Carolyn Masibay Miss Asia 1st runner-up
1970 Alice Crisostomo Miss Asia 1st runner-up
1967 Rita Santiago Miss Trade International 1st runner-up
1966 Mary Jane Madamba Miss Teen Princess International 1st runner-up
Runners-up
2006 Sharon "Charo" Ronquillo Supermodel of the World 2nd runner-up
2005 Jedah Hernandez Miss Asia Pacific International 4th runner-up
2005 Kristel Marisse Tingzon Miss Global Queen International 2nd runner-up
2005 Miriam Chui Mrs. Globe 4th runner-up
2004 Carlene Aguilar Miss Chinese International 2nd runner-up
2004 Maria Karla Bautista Miss World Top 5 finalist
2004 Lesley Jean Samson Model of the Year 3rd runner-up
2004 Karen Loren Agustin World Coffee Queen 2nd runner-up
2003 Maria Rafaela 'Mafae' Yunon Miss World 4th runner-up
2002 Miriam Chui Miss Asia Pacific 3rd runner-up
2002 Margaret-Ann Bayot Miss Internet WWW 2nd runner-up
2002 Justine Gabionza Top Model of the World 4th runner-up/Top Model for Asia
2001 Verna Buckley Face of Asia Female 2nd runner-up
2001 Darlene Zimmer Carbungco Miss Asia Pacific 4th runner-up
2000 Rachel Muyot Soriano Miss Tourism World 2nd runner-up
2000 Macbeth Abuzo Queen of the Clubs International 4th runner-up
1999 Ruaina Kiram Miss Friendship of ASEAN 3rd runner-up
1997 Preciosa Valencia Queen of the Year International 2nd runner-up
1997 Erika Valle Maddoo Miss Petite Teen International 4th runner-up
1997 Vincent Pinto Manhunt International 2nd runner-up
1996 Marichelle "Mini" Morandarte Miss Interline International 4th runner-up
1995 Lorena Pangan Top Model of the World 3rd runner-up
1995 Sherilyne Reyes Miss Tourism International 3rd runner-up
1995 Maria Hyacinth "Cindy" Lotuaco Miss Interline International 2nd runner-up
1995 Daisy Reyes Miss Expo International 4th runner-up
1993 Sharmaine Gutierrez Miss World 2nd runner-up
1992 Mutya Laxa Miss Asia Pacific 2nd runner-up
1989 Jeanne Therese Hilario Maja Internacional 2nd runner-up
1986 Mimilanie Marquez Supermodel of the World Runner-up
1985 Maria Luisa Gonzales Maja Internacional 2nd runner-up
1984 Maria Desiree Verdadero Miss Universe 3rd runner-up
1983 Socorro Grey Miss Moomba Tourism 2nd runner-up
1981 Maria Rosario Anson Miss Moomba Tourism 2nd runner-up
1980 Maria Felicidad Luis Miss Young International 4th runner-up
1980 Maria Rosario Silayan Miss Universe 3rd runner-up
1979 Lorraine Schuck Miss Asia 2nd runner-up
1978 Anna Melissa Veneracion Miss Ambar del Mundo 3rd runner-up
1977 Maria Rosario Diaz Miss Asia 4th runner-up
1976 Anna Luisa Corazon Delgado Miss Asia 3rd runner-up
1975 Rose Marie Brosas Miss Universe 4th runner-up
1975 Annette Liwanag Maja Internacional 4th runner-up
1974 Pacita Eduarda Guevarra Maja Internacional 3rd runner-up
1974 Paripola Penson Miss Asia 2nd runner-up
1973 Maria Elena Ojeda Miss International 4th runner-up
1972 Yolanda Dominguez Miss International 2nd runner-up
1971 Evelyn Camus Miss International 2nd runner-up
1971 Milagros Gutierrez Miss Charming International 3rd runner-up
1970 Carmencita Avecilla Miss Young International 2nd runner-up
1969 Emma Ruth Yulo Queen of the Pacific 2nd runner-up
1969 Myrna Velasco Miss Teen Princess International 3rd runner-up
1968 Cecilia Amabuyok Miss World 4th runner-up
1968 Edna Elegado Miss Teen Princess International 3rd runner-up
1968 Jane de Joya Miss Asia 3rd runner-up
1965 Resurreccion Vianzon Miss Asia 2nd runner-up
1963 Lalaine Bennett Miss Universe 3rd runner-up
Special Awards
2005 Miss Asia Pacific International Jedah Hernandez Best in Evening Gown & Best Hair
2005 Miss Chinese World Jasmin Chua Miss Beautiful World of Essence
2005 Miss Globe International Hemilyn Escudero Miss All Nations Awardee
2005 Miss Maja Mundial Maria Anna Kathryna Yu 2nd place Best in National Costume
2005 Miss Tourism Queen International Sheila Margrethe Alonso Miss Beautiful Smile
2005 Miss Tourism World Sheryl Lou Franco Best in National Costume
2005 Miss Universe Gionna Cabrera Miss Photogenic, Thai Airways Royal Silk Awardee & Top 5 Best in National Costume
2002 Miss Tourism International (Ukraine Black Sea version) Kristine Alzar Best in National Costume
2001 Manhunt International Rick Cayzer Mr. Personality
2001 Miss Asia Pacific Darlene Carbungco Miss Close-Up Smile
2001 Miss Earth Carlene Aguilar Miss Close-Up Smile,
Best in Evening Gown
2001 Miss Tourism World Zorayda Ruth Andam Miss Tourism World-Asia
2001 Miss Tourism International (Turkish version) Michelle Reyes Miss Anatolia,
Best in National Costume
2001 Miss Tourism Universe Michelle Ann Penez Miss Congeniality
2001 Miss Universe Zorayda Ruth Andam 1st runner-up Best in National Costume
2001 Miss Globe International Maricar Balagtas Best in National Costume
2000 Manhunt International Richard Jensen Best in Talent
2000 Miss Asia Pacific Josephine Canonizado Best in Evening Gown,
Miss Creme Silk Beautiful Hair
2000 Miss Tourism International (Malaysian version) Maria Esperanza Corazon Manzano Miss Eco-Tourism,
Miss Hospitality
2000 Miss Tourism World Rachel Soriano Best in National Costume
1999 Miss Asia Pacific Ritchie Ocampo Miss Lux Super Rich Beautiful Hair,
Miss Photogenic
1999 Miss Tourism International Racquel Uy Miss Photogenic
1999 Miss Universe Miriam Quiambao Clairol Herbal Essences Best Style Award
1999 Manhunt International Alexander Judilla Best in National Costume
1998 Miss Asia Pacific Rochelle Ong Miss Creme Silk Beautiful Hair,
Miss Friendship
1997 Miss Universe Abbygale Arenas Miss Photogenic
1997 Miss Petite International Grace Medestomas Director's Award
1997 Miss Intercontinental Erlinda Mejia Miss Friendship
1997 Miss Asia Pacific Sheryll Moraga Miss Creme Silk Beautiful Hair, Miss Friendship, Miss Photogenic, Miss Talent
1997 Manhunt International Vincent Pinto Most Talented
1996 Miss World Daisy Reyes Miss Personality
1996 International Folk Queen Aileen Damiles Miss Photogenic
1996 Miss Universe Aileen Damiles Miss Photogenic
1996 Miss Interline International Marichelle "Mini" Morandarte Most Charming Smile
1996 Miss Intercontinental Faith Amigo Miss Friendship
1995 Miss Tourism World Suzanne Park Fahling Best National Costume
1995 Miss Asia Pacific Maricel Morales Miss Photogenic
1994 Miss Universe Charlene Gonzalez Best National Costume,
Miss Ivory Ultra Mild
1994 Miss Tourism International Maria Riza Martinez Best National Costume
1994 Miss International Alma Concepcion Miss Friendship
1993 Miss World Sharmaine Gutierrez Asia & Oceania Continental Queen of Beauty
1993 Miss Asia Pacific Michelle Aldana Miss Friendship,
Miss Photogenic
1991 Maja Internacional Selina Manalad Maja Elegancia,
Maja Simpatica,
Maja Popularidad
1990 Supermodel of the World Milagros "Lala" Flores Crest Best Smile Award
1989 Miss International Lilia Eloisa Andanar Miss Friendship
1988 Miss Model of the World Maria Hyacinth Lotuaco Miss Personality
1988 Maja Internacional Maria Muriel Moral Maja Simpatica,
Best National Costume
1987 Miss Asia Pacific Gina Vinluan Miss Friendship
1986 Supermodel of the World Mimilanie Marquez Clairol Hair Award
1986 Miss World Sherry Rose Byrne Asia's Continental Queen of Beauty
1986 Maja Internacional Maria Cristina Recto Best National Costume,
Maja Talent
1986 Mrs. World Rosita Capuyon-Liwag Best in National Costume
1985 Maja Internacional Maria Luisa Gonzales Best in National Costume
1983 Maja Internacional Maria Anna Cadiz Best National Costume
1982 Miss World Sarah Jane Areza Asia's Continental Queen of Beauty
1981 Miss Moomba Tourism Maria Rosario Anson Miss Photogenic
1981 Maja Internacional Josephine Bautista Best National Costume,
Maja Popularidad
1980 Miss Moomba Tourism Merlyn Gueco Miss Crowning Glory
1980 Maja Internacional Maria Asuncion Spirig Best National Costume
1979 Maja Internacional Ava Quibranza Best National Costume
1979 Miss International Mimilanie Marquez Best National Costume,
Miss Elegance
1978 Miss World Louvette Hammond Miss World of Talent
1977 Miss Young International Dorothy Sue Bradley Best National Costume
1976 Miss International Maria Dolores Ascalon Best National Costume
1976 Queen of the Pacific Jocelyn Magistrado Miss Photogenic
1975 Queen of the Pacific Elizabeth Perez Miss Crowning Glory
1975 Miss Young International Jean Saburit Yukata award (Best in Kimono)
1973 Miss Universe Maria Margarita Moran Miss Photogenic
1972 Queen of the Pacific Onelia Jose Miss Crowning Glory
1972 Miss International Yolanda Dominguez Best National Costume
1971 Miss Charming International Milagros Gutierrez Models of Models Awardee
1971 Miss Young International Maricar Zaldarriaga Miss Photogenic
1971 Miss World Onelia Jose Best National Costume
1971 Miss Universe Vida Doria Miss Photogenic
1969 Miss Teen Princess International Myrna Velasco World's Most Charming Teen
Biboy Rivera wins 2006 World Tenpin Bowling Championships for Men
USA, Germany, Australia and Philippines stand face to face in the semifinals of the 2006 World Tenpin Bowling Chmpionships in Busan Korea. There is Achim Grabowski in Germany and Rhino Page in USA. There is Jason Belmonte in Australia and Biboy Revera in Philippines. They all have their own peculiarities. Rhino Page is small and has a infrangible moral strength. Achim Grabowski is subtle which is based on strong power. Jason Belmonte, Australia, play powerful and accurate impact. Biboy Rivera is small and play oriental asian style.
Achim Grabowski easily won the game 3 to 1, Rhino Page lost. Biboy Rivera won by a narrow margin 3 to 2. Achim Grabowski and Biboy Rivera get through to the finals.
In the finals, The Filipino bowler wins!
USA, Germany, Australia and Philippines stand face to face in the semifinals of the 2006 World Tenpin Bowling Chmpionships in Busan Korea. There is Achim Grabowski in Germany and Rhino Page in USA. There is Jason Belmonte in Australia and Biboy Revera in Philippines. They all have their own peculiarities. Rhino Page is small and has a infrangible moral strength. Achim Grabowski is subtle which is based on strong power. Jason Belmonte, Australia, play powerful and accurate impact. Biboy Rivera is small and play oriental asian style.
Achim Grabowski easily won the game 3 to 1, Rhino Page lost. Biboy Rivera won by a narrow margin 3 to 2. Achim Grabowski and Biboy Rivera get through to the finals.
In the finals, The Filipino bowler wins!
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