Princess Joy Nolido Griffey reflects on her experience as a 2nd generation Filipino athlete and her reign as a top sprinter from 2004 to 2014. She discusses her current activities, coaching, and her accomplishments in Philippine athletics, while also considering what she might have done differently. Griffey offers a message to young Filipino athletes about adapting to the evolving landscape of sports.

2. Princess Joy Nolido Griffey
What does mean being a 2nd Generation Filipino Athlete?
On 2004-2014 Reign as top Filipino Women Sprinter.
What keeps you busy these days?
Are you still coaching?
Are you happy with what you achieved with Phi Athletics
what would you have done differently?
What message would you like to give upcoming young
Filipino athletes baring in mind it is now a different landscape
to before?
BIO HERE
https://www.pinoyathletics.info/princess-joy-griffey/

6. Thailand Open
Mens
• Punpa 10.34w and 20.85 #1 SEA Rankings – Meet
Record 21.03. SEA Games Silver medalist 200m.
• Suphanich Poolkerd 11.58w / 24.01 womens
• Namkhet 32:42.54, Jaturon Khokhaew 32:42.73,
Boonthung Srisung 32:44.33.
Womens
• Amsam Ang Pole Vault 5.30m
• Subenrat Insaeng 58.37m Discus
• Parinya 13.18m Triple Jump
• Mingkamol Kumphol 52.35m Hammer
• Jariya Wichadit 54.63m, Natta Nachan 53.61m,
Supinsara 50.61m, Javelin

7. UAAP CANCELLED

8. PINOYATHLETICS GET GRAMMARLY