Al Badiangan hosts 3CDSSA Meet '05 Intramural Meet '05 Seniors bag championship crown An astounding over-all 45-point lead over the Juniors made the Seniors the undisputed champion in this year's Intramural Meet! The Municipality of Badiangan hosted the Third Congressional District Schools Sports Association (CDSSA) Meet held on November 17-20,2005. Nine towns comprising the Third Congressional District of Iloilo participated in a four-day athletic competitions namely Bingawan, Calinog, Lambunao, Janivay, Badiangan, Mina, Pototan, Cabatuan, and Maasin. The athletic competitions were divided into two divisions- elementary and secondary. Some games had two categories – boys and girls. For the secondary level, 27 sports events had been competed. These were archery, athletics, badminton, baseball, basketball, boxing, chess, football, gymnastics, lawn tennis, taekwondo, The Cabatuan National Comprehensive High School hosted the Municipal Meet (Secondary Level) on October 22, 2005. The athletic competition is conducted every year in order to scout athletic potentials and develop athletic skills among student who will later represent the municipality to compete in the higher meets. Six secondary schools in the town of Cabatuan participated in the inter-school conapetilion-varnelK and volleyball. The winners in the Congressional Meet were automatically qualified to participate in the Iloilo Integrated Meet which will be held in December. Every year, the Department of Education mandates the holding of athletic meets starting in the school level. Known as the Palarong Pampaaralan, the activity serves as laboratory of acquired knowledges and skills of students in physical education classes. After the school level competitions, the Meet proceeds to the district or municipal level which will be followed by the congressional level. The integrated level follows and is followed by the regional level and finally, the Palarong Pambansa. future Manny Pacquiao tomorrow," added Mayor Yee. The municipal meet was divided into two major categories –the sports and literary-musical contests. After the opening program, the literary-musical immediately followed. Contests in English and Filipino declamations, Vocal Solo (Pop and Classical), and Impromptu Speech were held. The panel of judges in the The Seniors bagged the championship crown after displaying their superiority in sports and athletic competitions during the two-day Intramural Meet held on October 14-15, 2005 The champion amassed a total of 287 points. The Juniors team trailed with 242 points to emerge first runner-up. The red team exhibited their supremacy in volleyball (boys and girls), basketball, (boys and girls), softball (girls), table tennis (girls), badminton (boys), and athletics (girls). In other athletic and sports events, the Juniors lorded it over in sepak takraw, table tennis (boys), lawn tennis (boys), badminton (girls), chess (boys), athletics (boys), and dance sports (modem). The Sophomores topped the soccer football, lawn tennis (girls), and dance sports (Latin). The neophyte Freshmen fought back against their opponents by winning gold medals in chess (girls) and lawn tennis (boys). Declared as the highest individual pointer of the Meet in the boys division was Joel Samis of the Juniors who earned a total of 44 points. His female counterpart was Maryland Galindo of the Sophomores with 47 points. The two-day athletic competitions started with a parade around the major streets of the poblacion. A program was held after the parade at the school stage. Mrs. Evelina R. Artieda, head of the Music, Arts, Physical Education, and Health (MAPEH) department of the school that sponsored the athletic meet welcomed all the guests and the participants to the occasion. Invited to be the principal speaker was town Mayor Ramon C. Yee. In his speech, Mayor Yee emphasized the need to acquire desirable values from athletic meets. He also encouraged athletes and non-athletes to internalize and practice the values of sportsmanship, cooperation, and perseverance. He expressed the support of the Municipal Government to the sports program of the school. Sergio Choresca, Jr. of the Seniors and member of 3CDSSA baseball team that became silver medalist during the Integrated Meet '05 led all the athletes in the recitation of the Oath of Amateurism. Mrs, Nenita G. Pueyo, Officer­in-Charge of the school declared the formal opening of the Intramural Meet 2003. CNCHS hosts Municipal Meet Final Results of Intramural Meet 2005 EVENTS CURRICULUM YEAR First Year Second Year Third Year Fourth Year, Volleyball (Boys) 10 5 15 25 to emerge nrst runner-up. The red team exhibited their supremacy in volleyball (boys and girls), basketball, (boys and girls), softball (girls), table tennis (girls), badminton (boys), and athletics (girls). In other athletic and sports-events, the Juniors lorded it over in sepak takraw, table tennis (boys), lawn tennis (boys), badminton (girls), chess (boys), athletics (boys), and dance sports (modern). The Sophomores topped the soccer football, lawn tennis (girls), juniors wno earnea a total or 44 points. His female counterpart was Maryland Galindo of the Sophomores with 47 points. The two-day athletic competitions started with a parade around the major streets of the poblacion. A program was held after the parade at the school stage. Mrs. Evelina R. Artieda, head of the Music, Arts, Physical Education, and Health (MAPEH) department of the school that sponsored the athletic meet welcomed all the guests and the participants to the occasion. cooperation, ana perseverance. He expressed the support of the Municipal Government to the sports program of the school. Sergio Choresca, Jr. of the Seniors and member of 3CDSSA baseball team that became silver medalist during the Integrated Meet '05 led all the athletes in the recitation of the Oath of Amateurism. Mrs. Nenita G. Pueyo, Officer­in-Charge of the school declared the formal opening of the Intramural Meet 2003. Final Results of Intramural Meet 2005 EVENTS CURRICULUM YEAR First Year Second Year Third Year Fourth Year Volleyball (Boys) 10 5 15 25 Volleyball (Girls) 5 10 15 25 Baseball 5 10 15 25 Softball 10 5 15 25 Basketball (Boys) 5 15 10 25 Basketball (Girls) 5 15 10 25 Soccer Football 5 25 15 10 Sepak Takraw 2 4 10 6 Table Tennis (Boys) 4 4 10 6 Table Tennis (Girls) 6 4 10 Lawn Tennis (Boys) 10 6 10 4 Lawn Tennis (Girls) 6 10 6 4 Badminton (Boys) 4 6 10 Badminton (Girls) 6 4 10 4 Chess (Boys) 2 6 10 4 Chess (Girls) 10 2 6 4 Athletics (Girls) 5 10 20 30 Athletics (Boys) 5 10 30 20 Dance Sports (Modern) 10 25 15 Dance Sports (Latin) 15 25 1 Total 120 176 242 287 A and girls. For the secondary level, 27 sports events had been competed. These were archery, athletics, badminton, baseball, ,basketball, boxing, chess, football, gymnastics, lawn tennis, taekwondo, r I LI-1 L11C NU11001 level competitions, the Meet proceeds to the district or municipal level which will be followed by the congressional level. The integrated level follows and is followed by the regional level and finally, the Palarong Pambansa. CNCHS hosts Municipal Meet The Cabatuan National Comprehensive High School hosted the Municipal Meet (Secondary Level) on October 22, 2005. The athletic competition is conducted every year in order to scout athletic potentials and develop athletic skills among student who will later represent the municipality to compete in the higher meets. Six secondary schools in the town of Cabatuan participated in the inter-school competition namely Acao National High School, Ambrosio-Maido National High School, Cabatuan National Comprehensive High School, Mateo National High School, Tiring National High School, and Wenceslao-Grio National High School. An opening program formally marked the start of the competition. The new Officer-in-Charge of the school, Mrs. Nenita G. Pueyo welcomed the athletes, students, and guests to the competition. Invited to be the guest speaker in the program was the town Mayor Ramon C. Yee whose speech encouraged athletes to play in the spirit of sportsmanship and fair play. "Develop your skills in the area of sports so that you would becorpe the future Manny Pacquiao tomorrow," added Mayor Yee. The municipal meet was divided into two major categories – the sports and literary-musical contests. After the opening program, the literary-musical immediately followed. Contests in English and Filipino declamations, Vocal Solo (Pop and Classical), and Impromptu Speech were held. The panel of judges in the different contests was mostly composed of teachers of the school and two invited judges namely Mr. Victor S. Maroma, a retired Master Teacher II of the school, and the multi-awarded persona, Mr. Gary Sintin. After the contestants showed their talents, the Board of Judges declared the winners in various phases of the literary-musical constest. The declared champion in the English declamation was Arianne Mae Garrido, a second year student of the school. Following her as the second placer was Michelle Joy Bisuelo, a junior, and Prij Alphonz Carmelo as the third placer. Their counterparts in Filipino declamation were Michelle Joy Bisuelo, champion, Oscar Recabar ranked turn to page 11 Performance of Cabatuan in 3CDSSA'105 Cheer Dance Champion c—ipjcfiunmve "ign xnooj, Mateo National High School, Tiring National High School, and Wenceslao-Grio National High School. An opening program formally marked the start of the competition. The new Officer-in-Charge of the school, Mrs. Nenita G. Pueyo welcomed the athletes, students, and guests to the competition. Invited to be the guest speaker in the program was the town Mayor Ramon C. Yee whose speech encouraged athletes to play in the spirit of sportsmanship and fair play. "Develop your skills in the area of sports so that you would become the Teacher 11 of the school, and the multi-awarded persona, Mr. Gary Sintin. After the contestants showed their talents, the Board of Judges declared the winners in various phases of the literary-musical constest. The declared champion in the English declamation was Arianne Mae Garrido, a second year student of the school. Following her as the second placer was Michelle Joy Bisuelo, a junior, and Prij Alphonz Carmelo as the third placer. Their counterparts in Filipino declamation were Michelle Joy Bisuelo, champion, Oscar Recabar ranked turn to page 11 Performance of Cabatuan in 3CDSSA 105 Cheer Dance 4 Champion SPORTS Lawn Tennis -Doubles (B/G) Champion Lawn Tennis-Singles (B/G) Champion Badminton Singles (Boys) Erwin Hagibis Cata Champion Cyril Tejereso 31 Place Badminton Doubles (Boys) Ralvin de Guzman 2nd Place Softball 31 Place Volleyball (B/G) 2,d Place Basketball (Girls) 2nd Place Literary-Musical Folk Dance 31 Place Impromptu Speech Aldwin Leslie Muyuela 411 Place Vocal Solo (Pop) Dianessa Fria Tabares 41 Place Athletics Discuss Throw 2,d Place Ronn Christoffer Frial Juvelin Throw 31 Place Ronn Christoffer Frial Discuss Throw/Juvelin Throw 411 Place Mark Catalan Basketball (Boys) 5 15 10 25 Basketball (Girls) 5 15 10 25 Soccer Football 5 25 15 10 Sepak Takraw 2 4 10 6 Table Tennis (Boys) 4 4 10 6 Table Tennis (Girls) 6 4 10 Lawn Tennis (Boys) 10 6 10 4 Lawn Tennis (Girls) 6 10 6 4 Badminton (Boys) 4 6 10 Badminton (Girls) 6 4 10 4 Chess (Boys) 2 6 10 4 Chess (Girls) 10 2 6 4 Athletics (Girls) 5 10 20 30 Athletics (Boys) 5 10 30 20 Dance Sports (Modern) 10 25 15 Dance Sports (Latin) 15 25 1 Total 120 176 242 287 Rank 4 3 2 1 Highest Individual Pointer: Joel Samis (Third Year) 44 pts. — Boys Highest Individual Pointer: Maryland Galindo (Sophomores) — 47 pts. - Girls CNCHS Lawn Tennis Team adjudged champion The lawn tennis team of the netters. category, female netters Maria Cabatuan National Comprehensive The team proved its supremacy Lyn Troncoso and Mary Ann High School emerged as champion in the court when the tandem of Velarde also exhibited prowess during the 3rd Congressional Meet Nestor Pueyo, Jr. and Reoneil in smashing the ball against their held at Badiangan, Iloilo on Fuentes skillfully delivered flawless rivals. The tournament ended with November 17-20,2005. smashes against their opponents Maria Lyn Troncoso as champion The winning team was that resulted in their winning the and Mary Ann Velarde as first composed of three freshmen, championship cup in doubles, boys runner-up. two sophomores, and three category. The pair of Sheena June juniors. Maria Lyn Troncoso, Declared as champion in Pancrudo and Kemie Rose Caberic Nestor Pueyo, Jr. and Reoneil singles, boys category, was Jose got the gold medal in doubles, girls Fuentes are freshmen while Jose Noemi Aleman, Jr. after beating his category. Mrs. Visluzminda M. Noemi Aleman, Jr. and Kemie Rose contender in lawn tennis. Ranked as Catedral, Master Teacher I of the Caberic are sophomores. June Lin first runner-up in the same category school and Miss Caridad Jardiolin, Pueyo, Mary Ann Velarde, and was June Lin Pueyo. Teacher I were the coaches Sheena June Pancrudo are junior In women division, singles of the team.