Sports Desk (2004 TV series)
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| Sports Desk | |
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| Format | Sports |
| Created by | Solar Entertainment Corp. |
| Developed by | Solar Sports |
| Starring | Vitto Lazatin Reema Chanco Cesca Litton Ces Datu Mica Froilan Contributors |
| Country of origin | Philippines |
| Production | |
| Executive producer(s) | Noel Zarate |
| Running time | 30 minutes |
| Broadcast | |
| Original channel | Solar Sports |
| Original run | 2004 (?) – Present |
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| Website | |
Sports Desk (also Solar Sports Desk; also referred to as The Desk) is a Philippine sports news television show shown every day on the cable television channel Solar Sports. It is also the flagship program of the Solar Entertainment Corporation's family of networks. A thirty-minute show and the first of its kind in the Philippines, it is shown four times a day: the first broadcast is at 10pm Philippine time and is re-broadcast at 11:30pm after the first broadcast, and at 2am and 8 am Philippine time the following day.
Inspired by the highly successful US sports news program SportsCenter on ESPN, Sports Desk highlights the latest sports scores and major sporting events from across the country and around the world, making it the most comprehensive sports news show in this side of the region.
[edit] Sports Desk Anchors
- Mica Abesamis
- Sabrina Asano
- Ces Datu
- Vitto Lazatin
- Cesca Litton
- Jay Roa-Yu
- Mark Zambrano
- Meghann Zaragoza
- Noel Zarate (Special Anchor and Executive Producer)
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