BCNHS–JHS Intramurals 2026 Celebrates Sportsmanship and Excellence
From athletics and volleyball to chess and esports, learners demonstrated determination, teamwork, and school pride.
The spirit of competition, unity, and sportsmanship came alive during BCNHS–JHS Intramurals 2026 as learners from different grade levels showcased their abilities in athletics, volleyball, badminton, table tennis, billiards, chess, and Mobile Legends.
Throughout the week-long event, student-athletes demonstrated discipline, determination, and resilience while representing their teams. Beyond medals and trophies, the intramurals strengthened camaraderie and school spirit among participants.
Athletics: Speed, Strength, and Determination
One of the biggest highlights was the athletics competition. Alijandro Miguel M. Lorenzo won the boys’ 400-meter run and placed among the top finishers in the 100-meter run, while Timothy Yuan I. Tinao won the boys’ 100-meter run.
Mary Joy Aroban, Kim D. Urbano, and Ma. Regina L. Calixtro distinguished themselves in the girls’ track events. In field events, Jimboy Villaruz and Francheska Ignacio secured championships in both long jump and triple jump. Carmina R. Medina captured titles in the girls’ shot put and discus throw events.
Volleyball: Teamwork on the Court
The volleyball tournament drew enthusiastic spectators as teams competed for the championship. The Blue Ferocious Titans emerged as champions in the boys’ division, while the Red Blazing Gladiators captured the girls’ championship.
Badminton and Table Tennis: Precision and Focus
Badminton players impressed spectators with quick reflexes, strategic rallies, and energetic performances, highlighting the importance of practice, respect, and fair play.
In table tennis, Princess Neah A. Soriano, Princess Lorraine Boniquit, Niña Francheska Soriano, and Micaela M. Evangelista won their respective brackets in the girls’ division. Gian Jade D. Dumagsa, Christian Gabriel J. San Diego, Lhanz Caleb R. Firmalo, and Prince Dylan D. Soriano emerged as champions in their respective boys’ brackets.
Chess and Billiards: Strategy Under Pressure
In chess, Shanelle Anne T. Gusi of Grade 8 claimed the girls’ individual championship, while Ian Caezer D. Taborda of Grade 10 won the boys’ title. Both also helped lead their respective teams to championship finishes.
For billiards, Cindy B. Cruz won the girls’ 9-ball event and Ardrich Bien P. Mina captured the boys’ 9-ball championship. In the 8-ball category, Merry Joy Ongoco and Melbrix S. De Leon emerged as champions.
Mobile Legends: Team Coordination in Esports
The Grade 9 team won the Mobile Legends championship through teamwork, communication, and strategic gameplay. Its members were Eryx M. Baluyot, Jacob M. Reñosa, Stanley Axel S. Peralta, Ryan Jr. G. Matacot, Prince Ian M. Marcelo, Kit Risen S. Roxas, and Jon Kervin V. Dela Rosa.
Teamwork • Communication • Strategy
Recognition and Appreciation
School administrators, coaches, teachers, parents, and the school community commended participants for their dedication and sportsmanship. Each learner who competed contributed to the success of the intramurals through perseverance, respect, teamwork, and discipline.
The school extends its gratitude to the MAPEH Department, headed by Mr. Conrad V. Gallardo, for planning, organizing, and implementing Intramurals 2026, together with teachers, coaches, event coordinators, and volunteers.
Intramurals 2026 in Pictures
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From the track and the court to the chessboard and esports arena, BCNHS–JHS learners showed that excellence grows through hard work, cooperation, and school pride.