Fil-Am volleyball player Jordan Lucas is drawing attention not only for his play at the net but also for the flair and personality he brings to the court.
The 22-year-old has become known for his energetic celebrations, including spikes, hair flips, finger snaps and air kisses that add plenty of character to his performances.
SoCal’s 22-year-old sensation Jordan Lucas plays with his entire personality. FUCKING FIERCE. https://t.co/yzaR3HOgWM
— Nicole Minét (@mouvement33) September 25, 2026
Lucas also has a connection to the Philippines, having trained with the Philippine national team after taking a break from volleyball.
His stint with the national program added another chapter to a career that has taken him from Southern California to the international volleyball scene.
Now playing for Cal State Northridge, Lucas continues to showcase the same confidence and enthusiasm in Southern California.
His on-court presence has made him a player to watch, with his performances combining athleticism and showmanship. (Adrian Co)
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A display of what appeared to be Rene Baterbonia’s underwear inside the late Ateneo de Manila University basketball player’s mini-museum has become a new target of online mockery.
Photos of the museum circulating online showed several pieces of Rene’s basketball memorabilia, awards and jerseys, along with mannequins and other personal items.
Among the displayed items was what appeared to be a pair of underwear placed alongside the collection.
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The unusual exhibit quickly caught the attention of social media users, with some making jokes about the inclusion of the personal garment.
One of the post’s commenters asked, “Pwede bang amuyin yung brief? Hahaha,” referring to the displayed underwear.
Other also joined the discussion, with one asking, “Pati brief talaga? hahaha.”
The posts generated further reactions, including comments mocking the decision to include the underwear among Rene’s memorabilia.
The display is part of a growing collection of items being preserved in memory of Rene, who died on June 8 during an off-campus Ateneo team-building activity in Dipaculao, Aurora.
Rene’s mother, Rovelyn Baterbonia, previously explained that the family’s mini-museum charges a ₱30 entrance fee to help cover maintenance costs. She also clarified that the fee applies to the museum and not the family’s merchandise store.
The latest discussion adds to the continuing online attention surrounding the Baterbonia family’s efforts to preserve Rene’s memory following his death. (By the Staff)
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