TATAP Extension

Secondary Boys:
GOLD- Gubaton, John Paul (region 6)
Silver- Tormis, Dannel Jay (region 7)
Bronzes- Manlapaz, Raymund (NCR) & Ablanque, Gil (region 11)

Secondary Girls:
GOLD- Dy, Janine (region 10)
Silver- Sibal, Joma illa (region 4-A)
Bronzes- Buisel, Honey (region 3) & Magpantay, Pauline (region 4-A)

Elementary Boys:
GOLD- Delariarte, Peter (region 6)
Silver- Oliva, Vince (region 6)
Bronzes- Cubio, Celso (region 11) & Padilla, Joshua (region 10)

Elementary Girls:
GOLD- Draug Princess (region 10)
Silver- Gantuangco, Bea Lou (region 12)
Bronzes- Dael, Emy Rose (region 6) & Intong Melody (region 12)

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Team Competition Results:
Elem. Boys

by Peter Cua

Gold: Region 6
Silver: NCR
Bronzes: Regions 7 and 4-A

Elem. Girls
Gold: Region 6
Silver: Region 3
Bronzes: Regions 10 and NCR

Secondary Boys
Gold: NCR
Silver: Region 7
Bronzes: Regions 6 and 12

Secondary Girls
Gold: Region 4-A
Silver: Region 6
Bronzes: Regions 10 and NCR

For details…

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Results from NCR Palaro 2010

Secondary Boys Singles
Champion: Daryll Fradejas (MNL-UE)
2nd Place: Jonel Uy (MNL-SSC)
3rd Place: Jhon Vallon (MARIKINA-MARIST SCHOOL)

Secondary Boys Doubles
Champion: Daniel Cua (St.Stephen) & Raymond Manlapaz (SSC-MNL)
2nd Place: TAGUIG/PATEROS
3rd Place: MARIKINA

Secondary Girls Singles
Champion: Jamaica Sy (Caloocan)
2nd Place: Jaezl May Ingeniero (MNL-UE)
3rd Place: Gretel Gonzales (MNL-UE)

Secondary Girls Doubles
Champion: Lyr Eden Leyva & Donna Marie Gamilla
2nd place: Pasig City
3rd place: Caloocan City

Elementary Boys Singles
Champion: Ryan Jacolo (Quezon City)
2nd Place: Jomarie Ingeniero (MNL-P.GOMEZ ELEM.SCHL)
3rd Place: Estephan Eldberg Estopia (MNL-Thomas Earnshaw Elementary School)

Elementary Girls Singles
Champion: Ma. Angelica Sanchez (Pasig)
2nd Place: Michell Anne Abello (MNL-Thomas Earnshaw Elementary School)
3rd Place: Ana Toni Dinglasan (MNL-Albert Elementary School)

Elementary Girls Doubles:
Champion: Angela Joice Nesperos & Krisha Jade Pelaez (MNL)
2nd Place: Taguig/PATEROS
3rd Place: Caloocan

Elementary Boys Doubles
Champion: Miachae Ian Valdemoro & Abraham Haraji (MNL Thomas Earnshaw)
2nd Place: Malabon/Navotas
3rd Place: Pasig City

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Boys highschool team CdeO lead by the Benoya brothers defeated Iligan boys in the team event finals (3-1) at Carmen market Cagayan de Oro city.    Other team champions are:

• High school girls—Team Iligan
• Elementary boys—Team Misamis Oriental
• Elementary girls—Team Bukidnon

Top 2 players for the champion team are qualified in  the “magic four” to represent  region 10 to compete in the coming Tarlac Palarong Pambansa.

Single event competion is still going-on.  All players except the top 2 players for the team event champions will struggle in the group round-robin eliminations to be one of the top 2 to complete the magic four.

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MANILA, Philippines – More than 6,000 student athletes from elementary and secondary schools nationwide are expected to troop to Tarlac province in April for the 53rd edition of the Palarong Pambansa.

The annual national scholastic sports competition will be conducted by the Department of Education in collaboration with the Tarlac Provincial Government from April 11 to 17.

Read more… – link will take you to www.abs-cbnnew.com

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Here’s the letter of inquiry initiated by former Philippine National Player Mr. Peter Cua, letter was sent last Monday thru Mr. Len Toledo (Head, Task Force for School Sports).

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Players may feel badly when they win a spot in the national training pool, sounds funny but this is true. There are more disadvantages especially if you are under 17 years old. Your Palarong Pambansa days are over and only few schools grant sports scholarship in college. Both are decade long issues but they only fall on deaf ears.

Aside from Palarong Pambansa, we have inter-school and some tournaments who deny you from participating because you have played the Olympics, Asian, SEAG or you are a member of the national training pool.

Here are the two lines taken from Palaro eligibility rules.
#3. He must not have played in the Olympic Games, Asian Games or SEAG.
#4. He must not be a member of the training pool of the Philippine Sports Commission.

You can read the photocopy here… Page 1 and Page 2.

Palarong Pambansa are for grassroots level and that is the reason from DepEd for the two lines above. Fair enough! The only advantage with that is to give chance to new talents and nothing more. There more disadvantages that DepEd and PSC are not aware of. Here are the few voices from our fellow ponger…
- cannot challenge the best from our training pool
- they took away the chance for our grassroots to challenge the spot in our training pool Read the rest of this entry →

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The official site is finally up and the first post is “TATAP goes to Thailand without PSC support“.

Dirty politics? Yeah it is part of our life and we blame politics for everything wrong!

From now on, are we going run the show without PSC?

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Photos from 2009 Palarong Pambansa. Read the rest of this entry →

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In general, were you satisfied or dissatisfied with the recent Palarong Pambansa held in Tacloban? Why and why not? Read the rest of this entry →

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