Ang Suga Intramurals 2024 Day 1

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IN PHOTO: Louie Jay Sabrozo of College of Teacher Education (CTE) celebrates his team’s win in the 4x400-meter relay

CHASING TRIUMPH: CTE hunts down championship titles Words by Sharmaine Regalado

ighlighting immense H determination and their team’s strong bond, the

College of Teacher Education (CTE) outdistanced seven competing units with 13 championship titles today, April 30, in the athletic events held at Ramon M. Durano Sr. Memorial Sports Complex, Danao City.

CTE anchored a strong finish with a total of 13 championship titles, six (6) second-place spots, and four (4) third-place rankings in the running, throwing, and jumping events.

Freshman Godwin Mascardo Fuentes (Bachelor of Culture and Arts Education) of CTE dominated the oval, securing three championship titles in the 1500-meter run (5:39.41), 800-m run (2:39.61) and in the team’s 4x400-m relay (4:30.73).

Moreover, he disclosed that he suffered a leg injury for the past four months and how that did not stop him from relaying his unbeatable skills in the 1500-meter dash, leaving his competitors behind with a record of 5 minutes and 39 seconds.

Fuentes furthered that he

was only able to train properly last week but he wanted to repay his coach, Mr. James Luresh Un, for his unending support through winning.

Meanwhile, CTE’s Angelyn Potot (Bachelor of Early Childhood Education I) outran her opponents in the women’s 400-meter run (1:21.30) and 800-meter run (3:18.19). “... we did whatever it takes bahala’g maunsa na, basta kay go for gold jud,” she expressed, furthering how their coach told them not TURN TO PAGE 2

CLPGS triumphs in Saludo page 4

CCAS dishes Dance Palabas page 3

CTE knots two wins in basketball elims page 3

Nightingales’ grooves outshine in street dance comp Words by Kharmel Bascon

ith their groovy W performance, the Cebu Normal University (CNU) College of Nursing and Allied Health Services (CNAHS) triumphed among seven competing units in the Street Dance Competition held this afternoon at the Idea and Knowledge Center (IKC).

The nine Nightingale dancers exuded charisma and stage presence which earned

them cheers from the crowd of Normalites from the different units.

In an interview with Ang Suga, team captain Anton Bolanio (Bachelor of Science in Nursing II) highlighted that surviving the challenges they faced in preparing for the competition was a matter of sacrifice and compromising for each other.

for lectures… like lahi-lahi jod among time so it’s really difficult for us to meet,” he expressed.

“... [our schedules are] very complicated man god… like one section is gonna go on duty while the other [section] will go

“... Ang amo lang jod [nga goal] is we are able to showcase our very best and we’re able to deliver a performance with no

Bolanio also added that they were nervous because there were two more opposing units compared to last year’s competition as a result of the division of the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS).

regrets,” he concluded.

Meanwhile, the College of Law, Public Governance, and Safety (CLPGS) was hailed as the second placer followed by the College of Teacher Education (CTE) in third.

The CNAHS will be performing once again during the Panagsangka 2024 Festival King and Queen on Thursday, May 2, along with the Contemporary Dance champion. §

2 (continuation) to “do their best,” but to do “whatever it takes.”

1st place: CTE 2nd place: CNU-Medellin 3rd place: CTE

CTE men also reigned in the throwing events of discus throw, javelin throw, and shot put.

200-meter dash 1st place: CTE 2nd place: CNU-Balamban 3rd place: CTE

In the throwing events in the women’s category, the College of Medicine (COM) clinched all three championship titles.

100-meter dash 1st place: CNU-Balamban 2nd place: CNU-Medellin 3rd place: CLPGS

The Cebu Normal University (CNU) - Medellin and CNU-Balamban bounced to the top in the jumping events, in the men’s and women’s categories, respectively. §

RUNNING EVENTS Men’s Category 1500-meter dash 1st place: CTE 2nd place: CTE 3rd place: CLPGS 800-meter dash 1st place: CTE 2nd place: CTE 3rd place: CNU-Balamban 400-meter dash

4 x 100-meter relay 1st place: CTE 2nd place: CNU-Balamban 3rd place: CNU-Medellin 4 x 400-meter relay 1st place: CTE 2nd place: CNU-Medellin 3rd place: CLPGS

2nd place: CNU-Balamban 3rd place: CLPGS 200-meter dash 1st place: CTE 2nd place: CNU-Balamban 3rd place: CNU-Balamban 100-meter dash 1st place: CNU-Balamban 2nd place: CTE 3rd place: CNU-Medellin 4 x 100-meter relay 1st place: CNU-Balamban 2nd place: CTE 3rd place: CNU-Medellin 4 x 400-meter relay 1st place: CNU-Balamban 2nd place: CTE 3rd place: CNU-Medellin

Women’s Category 1500-meter dash 1st place: CTE 2nd place: CNU-Balamban 3rd place: CNU-Balamban

JUMPING EVENTS Men’s Category Long Jump 1st place: CNU-Medellin 2nd place: CTE 3rd place: CTE

800-meter dash 1st place: CTE 2nd place: CLPGS 3rd place: CNU-Medellin

Triple Jump 1st place: CNU-Medellin 2nd place: CNU-Balamban 3rd place: CTE

400-meter dash 1st place: CTE

Women’s Category Long Jump

PANAGSANGKA

CNU pursues Intramurals 2024

Words by Meia Seynde De Oro Photos by Gwen Steffani Alguno and Marley Jay Ylaya

ebu Normal UniversiC ty (CNU) officially inaugurated the annual uni-

fied Intramurals, named Panagsangka 2024, today at the CNU grounds.

Highlighting the theme “Panagsangka 2024: Championing Normalite Camaraderie and Talents Through Culture, Arts, and Sports,” eight par-

ticipating units, namely the College of Teacher Education (CTE), College of Culture, Arts, and Sports (CCAS), College of Computing, Artificial Intelligence, and Sciences (CCAIS), College of Law, Public Governance, and Safety (CLPGS), College of Nursing and Allied Health Sciences (CNAHS), College of Medicine (COM), CNU-Balamban, and CNU-Medellin, are to vie for victory.

1st place: CNU-Balamban 2nd place: CNU-Balamban 3rd place: CNU-Medellin

CCAS dishes Dance Palabas

Triple Jump 1st place: CNU-Balamban 2nd place: CNU-Medellin 3rd place: CLPGS

ebu Normal University’s (CNU) College of C Culture, Arts, and Sports (CCAS) out-danced three other units and ethnically enlivened the Idea

THROWING EVENTS Men’s Category Discus Throw 1st place: CTE 2nd place: CNU-Medellin 3rd place: CNU-Balamban Javelin Throw 1st place: CTE 2nd place: CNU-Balamban 3rd place: CNAHS 1st place: CTE 2nd place: CNU-Balamban 3rd place: CNU-Medellin Women’s Category Discus Throw 1st place: COM 2nd place: CNU-Medellin 3rd place: CLPGS Javelin Throw 1st place: COM 2nd place: CLPGS 3rd place: CNU-Balamban Shot Put 1st place: COM 2nd place: CNU-Balamban 3rd place: CLPGS

On behalf of the University President Dr. Daniel Ariaso Sr., Office of the University President Officer-in-Charge (OIC) Dr. Cristina Corsino delivered her welcome remarks and reminded the participants of the true essence of intramurals.

throughout the game.

“Well, not everyone may emerge triumphant, [but] the spirit of participation is what truly matters,”

Releasing banners

she emphasized.

Subsequently, representatives from each unit joined in the lighting of the friendship urn, alongside arnis player Trixie Mary Lofranco (Bachelor of Physical Education I), who clinched the 32nd Southeast Asian (SEA) Games gold medal.

Meanwhile, Bridgette Niña Teves, an arnis player from CNU-Medellin, led the Oath of Sportsmanship, where athletes took an affirmation to uphold the spirit of fair play

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Symbolizing unity and pride, campus directors, college deans, and representatives oversaw the raising of banners, followed by the declaration of the official commencement of Panagsangka 2024.

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confetti,

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and Knowledge Center (IKC) in the Dance Palabas competition this morning.

from CNU-Balamban revealed that regardless of the challenges they have faced in budgeting and the extreme heat index, she and her team are delighted that Intramurals 2024 finally resumed.

She furthered that they were excited about the Intramurals, but their excitement died down when they received an announcement of its postponement last March. "...Karon na time nga nadayon na siya [Intramurals] kay happy mi.

As a student nga stress sa school work, mao ni [Intramurals] amoang gi-look up [forward] to,” Guinita shared.

The event continued with each participating unit performing their Saludo and Dance Palabas. §

Below is the list of winners: Saludo Champion - CLPGS 1st runner-up - COM 2nd runner-up CNU-Balamban Dance Palabas Champion - CCAS 1st runner-up - CNAHS 2nd runner-up - CTE Parade Most Colorful Unit CNU-Balamban Most Cheerful Unit CCAS Most Disciplined Unit CNU-Medellin Most Lively Unit - CTE

In an interview with Ang Suga, volleyball player Richel Guinita

Along with the College of Nursing and Allied Health Sciences (CNAHS), College of Teacher Education (CTE), and CNU-Balamban, CCAS amused the crowd with its folk dance-centric performance, even serving plates of pancit to the judges.

Banner Drop Champion - CNAHS 1st runner-up - CCAS 2nd runner-up CNU-Balamban

CTE knots two basketball elims

wins

in On the importance of promoting culture, CCAS dancer and choreographer Mark Brendon Saavedra (Bachelor of Arts in Communication specializing in Film Media I) shared with Ang Suga that he wanted to impart his skills to his fellow dancers and bring cultural dances back into the mainstream.

The CNU air was filled with colors as student leaders from each unit initiated the confetti and banner drop at the Academic Center for Arts and Sciences (ACAS) Building and Learning Resource Center (LRC) simultaneously.

Afterward, bearing their unit’s name, seven pairs of the Festival King and Queen candidates ramped up and introduced themselves on the Centennial stage.

Themed as a classic Filipino fiesta, the winning team cleverly incorporated traditional children’s games in their act, further filling the hall with lighthearted cheer.

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ollege of Teacher Education (CTE) women's and men's teams plowed a 28-12 and 29-13 finish against Cebu Normal University (CNU) Medellin and College of Law, Public Governance,

and Safety (CLPGS) in the basketball elimination round at CNU basketball court yesterday, April 30.

CTE women's team built a gradual stat line of 7-6 against their opponent before CNU-Medellin tried to smash them in an

“Naka-experience sad ko’g mga cultural dances, so mao ra sad akong ganahan itudlo sa akong mga dancers…Unta nga atong mabalik ang culture [dances], diri sad ta mag-focus kay karon naghiphop na ang tanan…kay ma-boring-an sa folk dance,” he said.

Additionally, Saavedra, a Kudyapi Folkloric Ensemble trainee, confessed that the group had only a week to prepare, by which they had gathered ideas from friends.

Coming in as the first runner-up is CNAHS, with CTE as the second runner-up. §

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Consequently, CNU-Medellin's surge recedes, letting them be trashed by CTE's catapult, resulting in a 12-16 shortfall in the last two quarters.

In an interview with Ang Suga, CTE player Rayvelyn June Mendoza (Bachelor of Secondary Education major in Science II) expressed the amount of pressure she felt in securing the win.

"Masud sa akong mind basin akoy maka-pildi unya wala koy alamag sa basketball... kay na-witness nako unsa ang effort sa akong team syempre nag-put pod ko og effort na makadaog sad ug magpadayon [mi] na mahimong champion," she said.

On the other hand, the CTE men's team gush CLPGS's momentum by

chipping a 10-3 decisive lead battle.

CNU-Balamban cops 4-0 winloss in sepak takraw elims

CLPGS tried to ransack CTE's tactics but failed to secure a win in the first quarter due to multiple technical fouls.

CTE's force continued in the remaining rounds, suppressing CLPGS in a 13-7, 26-11 array.

Along with CTE, the College of Computing, Artificial Intelligence, and Sciences (CCAIS) men's team will proceed to the next round after defeating the College of Nursing and Allied Health Sciences (CNAHS), 21-15.

Meanwhile, the women's team of CLPGS will advance to the next bracket after conquering the College of Culture, Arts, and Sports (CCAS) finesse in a 13-10 slate. §

CLPGS triumphs in Saludo

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team category.

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CNU-Balamban’s winning moves and kicks continued to dominate in the court during the third regu, bagging another 2-0 (15-6, 13-15), 3-0 for the team category.

igh kicks and tricky setups made Cebu Normal University (CNU) - Balamban pose strong four wins and no losses on the first day of the sepak takraw eliminations game yesterday afternoon, April 30, at the Ramos Gym, Brgy. Cogon, Cebu City.

Only the College of Teacher Education (CTE), College of Computing, Artificial Intelligence, and Sciences (CCAIS), College of Law, Public Governance, and Safety (CLPGS), CNU-Medellin, and CNU-Balamban are the teams competing for this year's sepak takraw.

The team category went on first as CNU-Balamban and CTE showcased power kicks and insane roll spikes on three regus as per regulations in the team category.

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Public Governance, and Safety (CLPGS) ended the three-year streak championship title of CNU-Medellin in the Saludo competition earlier this morning at the CNU grounds.

choreo[graphy]. We really gave our all, [and we were] expecting to win because we saw our efforts and gave our best shot," she stated.

n a historic moment, the "We practice until 7 I(CNU) Cebu Normal University - College of Law, PM para ma-finalize ang

Carrying their units’ names, eight competing units of Panagsangka 2024 represented their respective colors with loud cheers and chants.

Villacarlos furthered that the team had faced obstacles at first but due to the encouragement of their focal chairperson and the support of the organizational mayors, they were able to pull it off.

In an interview with Ang Suga, CLPGS futsal player Joyce Tabura Villacarlos (Bachelor of Science in Psychology II) shared the

Meanwhile, the College of Medicine (COM) and CNUBalamban snatched the first and second runner-up titles, respectively. §

Establishing their leading post came Balamban with a clean 2-0 (15-10, 15-10) feat in the first regu, 1-0 in the team category.

CTE barely kicked back in the first set of the second regu claiming it with a score of 13-15, making the tides in favor of them.

Meanwhile, breaking through CTE’s defense was a block coming from CNU-Balamban’s striker which made the crowd beamed with amusement, closing the second set back to their side, 1513.

Wasting no room for a potential regu steal from CTE, CNUBalamban kept their lead small yet consistent in the third set.

They managed to make the margin bigger to a six-point lead, 15-9, claiming the second regu 2-1 (13-15, 15-13, 15-9), 2-0 in the

Units engage for regu category Emerging in game two were CLPGS and CCAIS with a seesaw of leading scores at the same time left and right faults and violations with little to no rallies but in the end, CLPGS reigned victoriously, 2-0 (17-14, 15-13).

Subsequently, all eyes were set on CNU-Medellin and Balamban for game three as they showed the crowd jaw-dropping kicks and almost impossible saves.

The takraw ball barely touched the ground as it stayed in the air almost all the time during their long rallies, boasting both team’s defense and offense.

Despite the tight rally, CNUBalamban remained steadfast, ending the regu 3-0 (15-12, 10-15, 15-9). The win marked CNUBalamban’s fourth win with no losses, so far.

“Maintaining this pace will require us to stay focused and sharp during games…just like sa among gi buhat ganina, og maka momentum ang kontra gamiton namo ang time out para maka buhat mi ug lain na strategy and adjustments,” said CNUBalamban team captain Edmar Avila in an interview with Ang Suga.

Game 4 of CTE and CLPGS marked the end of sepak takraw day one of elimination in which CTE won, 2-0 (15-12, 15-9).

The teams will continue with the eliminations today, May 1. §