The Amateur Softball Association of the Philippines (ASAPHIL) has set its sights on an ambitious bid of qualifying to the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics by mapping out plans to bolster the national teams.

Officials are hoping to ride the momentum of the teams’ impressive performances in recent months, including maintaining their Top 15 rankings in the world.

They also hope to remain at the podium in the Southeast Asian Games and Asian-level competitions.

“With a fresh start, we look forward to seeing even more victories, more milestones and more Filipinos finding pride and passion in the softball arena,” said ASAPHIL President Jean Henri Lhuillier during the unveiling of the association’s new logo.

“This new logo symbolizes our strengthened commitment to push the boundaries, inspire more athletes and achieve greater heights. Let’s continue to support our teams as they make the country proud,” added Lhuillier, who is also the President and CEO of Cebuana Lhuillier.

Lhuillier said ASAPHIL remains committed to continuously support the national teams and hope that with the new logo and vision, it would elevate the sport not only in the country but in the international scene as well.