TJ Manotoc

Tomas Manotoc Jr.
Born Tomas P. Manotoc, Jr.
(1977-03-10) March 10, 1977
Nationality Filipino
Alma mater De La Salle University
Ateneo de Manila University
Occupation News Anchor
TV Host
Sports Correspondent
Employer ABS-CBN Corporation
Notable work Personality of ANC, ABS-CBN Sports, and TV Patrol (reporter)
Parent(s) Tommy Manotoc and Aurora Pijuan
Relatives Borgy Manotoc (half-brother)
Website www.tjmanotoc.ph

TJ Manotoc (born Tomas P. Manotoc, Jr., on March 10, 1977) is a Filipino news anchor and sportscaster of ABS-CBN, ANC, and ABS-CBN Sports+Action Channel 23. He is also a former star reporter and entertainment anchor of the defunct Frontpage of veteran journalist Mel Tiangco and host of Unang Hirit on GMA network. Made his name in sportscasting as a basketball analyst for the PBA games with Viva Vintage, ABC5 and PTV 4 from 2000-2004. A son of Tommy Manotoc, a former PBA coach, and the 1970 Miss International, Aurora Pijuan. He is a half-brother of Borgy Manotoc. He studied at Maria Montessori Cooperative School in Pasay and moved to Ateneo de Manila University to finish high school and to De La Salle University for college.

Filmography

Television

Year Title Role
2014–present The Score (ABS-CBN Sports+Action) Sports News Anchor
2011–2014 Bilis Balita (Studio 23) News Anchor
2010–2013 The Rundown (ANC) News Anchor
2013-present @ANCAlerts (ANC) News Anchor
2015-present The World Tonight (ANC) Sports News Anchor
2004-present UAAP (ABS-CBN Sports+Action) Basketball Analyst, Football Anchor
2014-present In The Loop (abs-cbnnews.com) Anchor
2007-present TV Patrol (ABS-CBN) Sports & Technology Correspondent
2009-2010 Mornings @ ANC (ANC) Host
2007–2010 News Central (Studio 23) News Anchor
2005–2007 Magandang Umaga, Pilipinas (ABS-CBN) Host
2004–2005 PBA on ABC Basketball Analyst
2002–2004 Unang Hirit (GMA) Host
2002–2004 Frontpage: Ulat ni Mel Tiangco (GMA) Star Reporter
2011-Present NBA sa ABS CBN Host
2003 Bb Pilipinas (GMA) Host
2000–2002 PBA on Viva TV Basketball Analyst
2000 MBA (Metropolitan Basketball Association) (ABS-CBN Sports) Courtside Reporter

References

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