“We’re already putting aside funds for the purchasing of uniforms, equipment, training, and competitions. We are going to be concentrating on a certain number of sports that Laoageños are notable in like basketball, futsal, football, taekwondo, and we are also looking into baseball and chess,” he said.
Keon, also a running enthusiast, said he is starting with the development of a running track and plans to stage a racing event which he dubbed “Sand Dune Challenge” next year, which will be a first in the city.
