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It is just like a perfectly-written script in a local telenovela. On one side, you have La Salle: The defending three-time champions. The heavy favorites. Undefeated for two seasons and riding high on a 30-game winning streak after losing to UST  dating back to December 2012. On the other side is an extremely depleted Ateneo squad with Alyssa Valdez the only remnant of the Lady Eagles' two runner-up finishes against their Taft-based rivals. But on March 15, 2014, the improbable happened. As if the stars and planets aligned for Ateneo to finally put an end to La Salle's reign on the UAAP women's volleyball throne.

Pause and reflect... In the end, when our time comes to face the Lord, He will not ask us how many times we prayed each day. If we recited the entire rosary's 20 mysteries? How many hours were we spent kneeling at the altar? If we memorized the bible from cover to cover? How much do we contribute at church? Or even if we made various offerings in His name. The question we must expect from God when we stand in front of Him is how we treat our fellowmen. Did we spread lies, makeup stories, malign and falsely accuse other people? Did we fool others to advance our own personal motives? Or did we cover up the truth to protect a family member?

Angelo Que (right) is in a good position to end his Asian Tour title drought while Miguel Tabuena shoots for a maiden win. ROY DOMINGO Only one round separates Angelo Que from ending a four-year title drought in the Asian Tour. Que missed a 10-foot birdie putt on the 18th but an almost flawless front nine allowed him to hold a one-shot lead over compatriot Miguel Tabuena after three rounds in the $300,000 Solaire Open on Saturday at The Country Club in Canlubang, Laguna. The 35-year-old, who was tied with Tabuena on top after Friday’s second round, settled for a two-under 69 for a 9-under 204 aggregate and hold a one-stroke lead over his 19-year-old rival, who submitted a 70 for a 205. “Hopefully I can finish this off in the final round. It is going to be a challenging round. It has been windy for the whole week but I’ve been playing solid. I want to keep my game up and finally close the deal after four years!” said Que. “We’ve played together (with Miguel Tabue

Participants of the 2nd Solaire Open can get a chance to play in the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Summer Olympics in Brazi l. JON PEREZ World ranking points are also at stake in the second edition of the 2014 Solaire Open, which will be the basis of qualifying for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro in Brazil. The Solaire Open began on Thursday at The Country Club in Barangay Canlubang in Calamba City, Laguna with Lin Wen-tang of Chinese Taipei defending his title against 154 other pros in the Asian Tour-backed tournament. The Solaire Open is the first tournament in the local Philippine Golf Tour and the third event on the Asian Tour. Asian Tour Chairman Kyi Hla Han said only the world’s top 60 players in the men’s and women’s divisions will earn qualifying berths in the 2016 Olympics. The Asian Tour is an International Federation of Professional Golf Tours member along with the Japan Golf Tour Organization, the Professional Golfers Association of South Africa, the Europea