09/08/2026
πποΈ MAKING RIPPLES AGAIN
Two days of learning. Two days of writing. Two days of finding stories, sharpening skills, and discovering the power of the pen.
The recently concluded 2-Day Campus Journalism Seminar-Workshop gave our young journalists another opportunity to learn, grow, and make their voices heard.
And once again, The Ripplets made waves. π
We proudly congratulate our student journalists for their outstanding achievements:
π° NEWS WRITING β ENGLISH
π₯ 1st Place β Matheza L. Aballe
π₯ 2nd Place β Fherly Jane R. Adlawan
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5th Place β Lenjel S. Albarracin
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7th Place β Jamaica S. Geverola
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9th Place β Kierstine M. Dayaganon
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10th Place β Therese Kate Sanchez
βοΈ COPYREADING AND HEADLINE WRITING β ENGLISH
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5th Place β Julia Alexa A. Matarlo
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6th Place β Fherly Jane R. Adlawan
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9th Place β Reshil M. Minayo
π FEATURE WRITING β ENGLISH
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6th Place β Reshil M. Minayo
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8th Place β Alliah Janine C. Daugdaug
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10th Place β Keziah Glenebelle V. Albacite
π¬ SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY WRITING β ENGLISH
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4th Place β Julia Alexa A. Matarlo
π¬ COLUMN WRITING β ENGLISH
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7th Place β Jade Vincent Pasaje
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8th Place β Frian Joy R. Adlawan
π SPORTS WRITING β ENGLISH
π₯ 3rd Place β Clarence Adlawan
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4th Place β Aprilyn A. Alcazaren
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5th Place β Jan-Ej D. Albarracin
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6th Place β Matheza L. Aballe
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7th Place β Christelle R. Adlawan
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9th Place β Fherly Jane R. Adlawan
ποΈ EDITORIAL WRITING β ENGLISH
π₯ 1st Place β Khim Lenzly V. Albacite
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4th Place β Princess Jane Gesoro
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7th Place β Yureka R. Albarracin
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8th Place β Fherly Jane R. Adlawan
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9th Place β Reshil M. Minayo
π¨ EDITORIAL CARTOONING β ENGLISH
π₯ 3rd Place β Rheanna Marie Davis
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7th Place β Frian Joy R. Adlawan
πΈ PHOTOJOURNALISM β ENGLISH
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7th Place β Therese Kate Sanchez
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9th Place β Mary Kierra Jazz Pantinople
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10th Place β Princess Lhierra A. Dayaganon
These achievements are more than rankings. They are proof of our students' hard work, courage, perseverance, and commitment to the craft of journalism.
And to everyone who participated, good job for being so open to learning! π We are incredibly proud of each one of you, especially knowing that most of our participants were first-timers. You stepped out of your comfort zones, embraced the challenge, and gave yourselves the chance to learn something new.
Whether you brought home an award or simply walked away with a new skill, a new experience, and a stronger voice, you are already making ripples. π
To our coaches, Mr. D-G A. Geyrozaga, Miss Je-Ann G. Montejo, Mrs. Jonnaveth V. Rizon, and Mrs. Annabel Z. Pangandoyon, thank you for guiding our young journalists, sharpening their skills, and helping them find their voices.
But every ripple begins with people who are willing to make a difference.
Our deepest gratitude goes to everyone who helped make this opportunity possible for our students despite the challenges.
π« To our School Head, Natividad Alburo Villegas , thank you for checking on us, supporting our endeavors, and continuously motivating us despite the challenges. Your trust and encouragement mean so much to our young journalists and to everyone working behind them.
π To our SPTA President, Hon. Jundai Albarracin thank you for helping us find resources to assist with our students' transportation needs.
π To the parents of Maica Sanchez Geverola , thank you for saying YES to our last-minute request for transportation. Your generosity and willingness to help made this journey possible.
β€οΈ To all the parents who supported their learners, thank you for your trust, encouragement, and sacrifices.
And to everyone who stood behind our students and supported us along the way, thank you for believing in what our young journalists can do.
Today, we celebrate not only the wins, but also the people, effort, sacrifices, and teamwork behind them.
π The Ripplets is making ripples again.
And this time, the waves are getting bigger. π
Congratulations, young journalists! π°βοΈπ
Keep writing. Keep learning. Keep making waves.