President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has appointed Richard Bachmann as the new Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) chairman.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has appointed Richard Bachmann as the new Philippine Sports Commission chairman. Photo: UAAP
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has appointed Richard Bachmann as the new Philippine Sports Commission chairman. The Palace has not provided details yet on whyBachmann served as UAAP basketball commissioner for Season 85. He is also a former Alaska Aces team governor. —
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