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2026 GRASSROOTS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

Evaluation for the National Training Pool

Manila, January 15, 2025 - Wushu Federation Philippines in coordination with the Philippine Sports Commission officially kicks off its 2026 Grassroots Development Program, welcoming handpicked 16 student-athletes from the recently held Batang Pinoy 2025 Championships in General Santos City.

Over the next 15 days (January 15–30), these young athletes, from various regions across the country, will undergo rigorous training —testing their skill, discipline, and heart… to determine who is ready to take it to the next level and become a part of the National Training Pool.

GDP Wrap-up

Evaluation for the National Training Pool

Manila, January 30, 2026 -The Grassroots Development Program has officially come to a clos after 15 days of learning and intensive training.

WFP extends its gratitude to Secretary General Sir Julian Camacho and PSC Commissioner Walter Torres for gracing the send-off, as well as to the parents, coaches, senior athletes, and officials who supported the athletes throughout the program.

To all participants: your effort and commitment matter. The path to excellence is built through persistence and determination.

Photos courtesy of the philippINE SPORTS COMMISSION

Agatha Wong. GOLD.

Excellence on repeat. Six-time SEA Games champion. Calm under pressure, flawless in execution. Agatha Wong once again delivers gold for Philippine Wushu. (Women's Taijiquan-Taijijian)

Jones Inso. GOLD.

Built for this moment. Explosive power, sharp precision. Jones Inso dominates his division and secures a SEA Games gold for Team Philippines. (Men's Taijiquan-Taijijian)

Xander Alipio. BRONZE.

No hesitation. Just results. Fearless and focused on the big stage. Xander Alipin rises to the moment and claims SEA Games bronze for the country. (Men's 65kg)

Krizan Collado & Krisna Malecdan. BRONZE.

Two ladies, one rhythm. Krizan Collado and Krisna Malecdan capture SEA Games gold in the duo event. (Women Duilian Bare-hand)

Team Wushu PH off to Thailand for the 33rd SEA GAMES

At Wushu Federation Philippines, every movement is done with purpose. We carry the flag with pride.

In photo:

Front row: Russel Diaz, Mark Lester Ragay, Agatha Wong, Krizan Collado, and Sandrex Gainsan

Back row: Xander Alipio, Ernie Braca, Vincent Ventura, Sanda Coach Ali Deghan, Sec Gen Julian Camacho, President Freddie Jalasco Jr., Taolu Coach Li Jian Fang, Sanda Coach Jessie Aligaga, Internantional Taolu Judge Thornton Sayan, Jones Inso, and Alex De Los Reyes

Send Off for 14th ASEAN School Games in Brunei

PASIG CITY, November 16, 2025 – The Department of Education (DepEd) hosted a vibrant send-off ceremony last Saturday for the Philippine wushu athletes who will compete in the 14th ASEAN School Games (ASG) in Brunei Darussalam. The event, held at the Tanghalang Rizal Theatre, Rizal High School, celebrated the young martial artists as they prepare to vie for podium spots from November 23 to 28, 2025.

Showing strong government support for the student-athletes, Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) Chairman Patrick "Pato" Gregorio graced the event. Chairman Gregorio personally showed his solidarity and, in a timely manner, presented the team with their official uniforms for the games.

Leading the Philippine delegation is the tandem of Chef-De-Mission (CDM) Dr. Miguel Angelo S. Mantaring and Deputy CDM Mr. Cesar Abalon.

The Philippine wushu team features a dedicated lineup of student-athletes, guided by Team Manager Liza Ner, and DepEd-Wushu Coaches Rhea May Parayo and Daniel Parantac.

Male Athletes: Khillien Von Yocogan, Dustin Linus Corpuz, Aristede Leandro Idorot, and Carlos Macabunga III

Female Athletes: Vivienne Ventura, Heira Thea Angcaway, Hannah Ysabelle De Los Reyes, Yannihzhelle Tayaban, Yxaeiouwhanne Pagador, Alessandra May Maquilan, and Yhenjie Simone Sueso.

Thornton Quieneylou Sayan will serve in a technical capacity. Sayan will also participate in the event as an International Judge for the wushu competition, representing the Philippines among the panel of officials.

The delegation is prepared to proudly represent the country as they head to Brunei. The DepEd, PSC, and the whole country wish the athletes a successful campaign.

NEWS: IWUF GOES TO MANILA

WFP Officers Welcomes IWUF SecGen Yuping Zhang

We're honored to host the International Wushu Federation (IWUF) delegation, led by Secretary General Yuping Zhang!

The IWUF team, which includes Manager Lili Fang and Interpreter Jiaqi Wang, was greeted by the Wushu Federation Philippines Officers: President Freddie Jalsaco, SecGen Julian Camacho, Exec VP Eddy Tanteko, 1st VP Ana Gan, and Board of Trustees Samson Co, Bobby Honglianyi, and Deputy SecGen Lisa Ner.

Ocular Inspection in Progress

WFP Officers Welcomes IWUF SecGen Yuping Zhang

IWUF Secretary General Yuping Zhang and the International Wushu Federation delegation inspect the facilities at the SMX Convention Center, a potential venue for the 18th World Wushu Championships in 2027.

Philippine Sports Commission Chairman Pato Gregorio Pledges Full Support

Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) Chairman Gregorio met with International Wushu Federation (IWUF) Secretary General Yuping Zhang to officially welcome the delegation to Manila. The meeting affirmed the PSC's full government support for the Philippines' hosting of the 18th World Wushu Championships in 2027. Chairman Gregorio and SecGen Zhang exchanged tokens of appreciation, cementing the partnership vital to successfully bringing the world's premier Wushu event to the Philippines.

Courtesy Call with IOC EBM Mikee Cojuangco-Jaworski

Philippine Sports Commission Chairman Pato Gregorio Pledges Full Support

International Wushu Federation (IWUF) Secretary General Yuping Zhang paid a special courtesy call on IOC Executive Board Member Mikee Cojuangco-Jaworski during the IWUF delegation's visit to the Philippines. The significant meeting highlights Wushu's increasing global standing within the international sports community and strengthens key relationships ahead of the 18th World Wushu Championships in Manila in 2027.

PHILIPPINES TO HOST 18TH WORLD WUSHU CHAMPIONSHIPS IN 2027

It’s official!

BRASILIA, (September 7, 2025) - During the closing ceremonies of the 17th WWC in Brasilia, Brazil, the symbolic flag turnover was led by WFP President Freddie Jalasco, joined by Philippine Sports Commission Commissioner Torres, WFP Secretary General Julian Camacho, and Philippine Embassy in Brazil Ambassador Joseph Gerard Angeles.

This marks the beginning of an another exciting journey as we bring the world of wushu to Manila in 2027. Mabuhay ang Wushu Pilipinas!