Victor Sison (???-2021)

was a Filipino footballer who played as a goalkeeper for the Philippines national football team. Victor Sison was a goalkeeper of the Philippines national football team in the 1950s and was a specialist in saving penalty kicks. He was named Mr. Football by the Philippine Sportswriters Association in 1956.

Sison at age 17 was part of the 1954 Asian Games as a reserve goalkeeper. He took part in the 1956 AFC Asian Cup qualifiers. In the second leg, where the Philippines lost 0–3 to South Korea, Sison is noted to have prevented 15 other goals despite the poor pitch conditions. Sison was again part of the squad for the 1958 Asian Games. He was instrumental in the Philippines' 1–0 win over Japan, saving 22 goal attempts. The win was considered as an upset at the time. The national team went on to advance to the knock-out stage losing to Indonesia in the quarterfinals. Prior to their 1958 Asian Games stint, Sison's side had a training tour in Spain. Sison was responsible for the creation of the Ateneo Sports Hall of Fame (ASHOF), to honor student-athletes of his alma mater. He served as the hall of fame's director. He himself is also an ASHOF inductee.