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SJNHS Bulletin, San Jaoquin, Calbayog (2026)

13/09/2026

CCAAM 2026 | FIVE WEIGHT CLASSES, FIVE BRONZE: ARNIS FIGHTERS STORM CCAAM PODIUM

CALBAYOG CITY, Samar — Five arnis fighters from the contingent broke through in five different weight classes, collecting bronze medals at the CCAAM 2026 and showcasing the team’s depth across the competition’s divisions.

Kyron M. Alpanoso opened the medal haul with bronze in the Pin Weight division, while Hanna Ruth Lavendia followed in the Bantamweight class. Angelo D. Bohol added another bronze in Featherweight, with Alexa Jane Gamao also securing a third-place finish.

Completing the five-medal haul was Zyren C. Cabudsan, who claimed bronze in the Halflight Weight division.

The results gave the arnis contingent a presence across multiple weight classes, with five fighters battling their way onto the podium and adding crucial medals to their CCAAM campaign.

Five fighters. Five weight classes. Five podium finishes—the fight for gold has only begun.

13/09/2026

CCAAM 2026 | LACBAYO SWEEPS FOUR GOLDS, FORGES GOLDEN REIGN IN CCAAM ARNIS

CALBAYOG CITY, Samar — Jon Benhur Lacbayo turned the CCAAM 2026 arnis competition into his own golden showcase, sweeping four gold medals across individual and weight-category events.

Lacbayo opened his campaign by ruling the Solo Baston (Single Weapon), before adding another gold in Doble Baston (Double Weapon). He completed his individual-event sweep with a championship performance in Espada y Daga (Sword and Dagger).

The arnis standout capped his dominant campaign by claiming gold in the Bantamweight division, completing a rare four-gold haul at the Calbayog City Athletic Association Meet.

From single weapon to double weapon, sword-and-dagger combat to the weight division, Lacbayo proved his versatility and composure across the competition’s demanding disciplines.

Four events. Four gold medals. Lacbayo left no room for doubt—he owned the CCAAM arnis floor.

13/09/2026

CCAAM 2026 | TRIPLE THREAT: ALPANOSO, BOHOL, LACBAYO RULE CCAAM ARNIS

CALBAYOG CITY, Samar — Kyron M. Alpanoso, Angelo D. Bohol, and Jon Benhur Lacbayo combined precision, timing, and discipline to deliver a commanding medal haul in the Team Synchronize events of the CCAAM 2026 arnis competition.

The trio struck gold in Doble Baston (Double Weapon) and Espada y Daga (Sword and Dagger), showcasing sharp coordination and synchronized ex*****on in two of the competition’s demanding disciplines.

They also secured silver in Solo Baston (Single Weapon), giving the team a three-medal haul across the listed synchronized events.

Their performance underscored the importance of teamwork in arnis, where every movement must be executed with precision and every sequence must move as one.

Three athletes. Three podium finishes. A synchronized assault that put CCAAM arnis on notice.

13/09/2026

CCAAM 2026 | JACKSON RULES THE BLITZ, STRIKES GOLD IN CHESS

Kae Jackson struck gold in the Blitz individual category, spearheading a strong chess campaign marked by podium finishes and competitive individual rankings across three formats.

Jackson topped the Blitz individual standings to claim the gold medal, while teammates Regine Rose Balero and Sophia Amery Poguilla finished 13th and 15th, respectively. Together, the trio secured bronze in the Blitz team ranking.

The squad also competed in the Rapid and Standard categories. In Rapid, Poguilla placed eighth, Jackson 10th, and Balero 25th, with the team finishing fourth. While in Standard, Poguilla ranked 10th, Jackson 14th, and Balero 34th as the team settled for sixth.

Still, it was Jackson who emerged as the day’s standout, turning the fastest format into her golden stage and putting her name at the top of the Blitz board.

One board. One gold. Jackson made her move count.

13/09/2026

CCAAM 2026 | CATARIN BREAKS THROUGH WITH 800M BRONZE

Analyn Catarin punched her ticket to the CCAAM 2026 podium, capturing bronze in the girls’ 800-meter run and marking a breakthrough milestone in her athletics campaign.

Catarin battled through the two-lap race to secure third place behind champion Mikaela Lyka Odo of Tinambacan 2 and silver medalist Princess Ehril Quijano of Tinambacan 3.

The podium finish marked more than a medal for Catarin—it was a personal breakthrough, rewarding her grit and preparation while giving her a springboard for bigger finishes in the races ahead.

Her first breakthrough is now a bronze. The next target: gold.

13/09/2026

CCAAM 2026 | ROOKIE FRANCISCO THROWS HER WAY TO DOUBLE PODIUM

Newcomer Shayne Francisco wasted no time making her presence felt in the throwing events, capturing silver in shot put and bronze in discus throw at the CCAAM 2026 athletics competition.

Competing for Tinambacan 2, Francisco opened her campaign with a silver-medal finish in the shot put, placing behind Jomabel Antolin of Tinambacan 1. She then returned to the field for the discus throw and secured bronze, with Antolin again taking gold and Annie Rose Domayan of Calbayog 4 claiming silver.

The double podium finish marked an impressive introduction for Francisco, who stepped into the throwing events and immediately proved capable of competing against more established athletes.

With two medals in her first CCAAM campaign, Francisco has turned her debut into a statement performance—and a promising start to what could be a bright throwing career.

A newcomer to the circle, Francisco already has two medals to her name.

13/09/2026

CCAAM 2026 | SALES, GALECIO STRIKE DOUBLE PODIUM IN DISCUS

Mark Angelo Sales and Rain Zander Galecio put Tinambacan 2 firmly in the spotlight, claiming silver and bronze, respectively, in the discus throw at the CCAAM 2026 athletics competition.

Sales led the charge, securing the silver medal behind Oquendo 2’s Chris Jay Doinog, while Galecio followed with a bronze-medal finish, giving Tinambacan 2 two athletes on the podium in the same event.

For Sales, the runner-up finish marked a strong showing against a competitive field. Galecio, meanwhile, added another podium performance to the delegation’s campaign, completing the impressive double for Tinambacan 2.

Their performances underscored the pair’s impact in the field events, with Sales and Galecio proving that Tinambacan 2 has two formidable throwers capable of battling for medals on the biggest stage.

Sales struck silver. Galecio seized bronze. Together, they delivered Tinambacan 2 a double podium punch.

13/09/2026

CCAAM 2026 | CASTAÑAS LEADS GOLDEN CHARGE, SWEEPS BREASTSTROKE EVENTS

CALBAYOG CITY, Samar — Angel Castañas powered the San Joaquin National High School girls’ swimming campaign with a three-gold sweep in the breaststroke events, highlighting a strong medal haul at the CCAAM 2026 swimming competition.

Castañas dominated the 50-meter, 100-meter, and 200-meter breaststroke, emerging as one of the meet’s most productive gold medalists and giving SJNHS a commanding presence in the breaststroke lanes.

The silver-medal campaign was equally notable. Jayca Paulino secured silver in the 200-meter butterfly and 100-meter backstroke, while Christalyn Tinay and teammates added silver finishes in both the 4x50-meter medley and 4x50-meter freestyle relays.

Paulino returned to the podium with two bronze medals in the 800-meter and 100-meter freestyle. May Castañas also claimed bronze in the 100-meter breaststroke, while Ayaka Marabe completed the bronze haul with third-place finishes in the 200-meter and 400-meter freestyle.

The results underscored the squad’s depth across breaststroke, freestyle, butterfly, backstroke, and relay events.

Three golds from Castañas, four silvers and five bronzes from the squad—the SJNHS girls made every lane count.

13/09/2026

CCAAM 2026 | SJNHS swimmers make waves with sweeping medal haul

San Joaquin National High School swimmers made a splash at the CCAAM 2026 swimming competition, piling up medals across individual and relay events and showcasing depth from the sprint lanes to the long-distance races.

Leading the gold-medal charge was Jomark Ongcal, who topped both the 400-meter and 200-meter freestyle events. Jade Biasong added gold in the 100-meter backstroke, while Christopher Paulino dominated the breaststroke events, winning the 50-meter, 100-meter, and 200-meter breaststroke.

SJNHS also ruled the relays, with Biasong and teammates capturing gold in the 4x50-meter medley relay, Raine Bartula and teammates winning the 4x50-meter freestyle relay, and Mark Stephan Mecate and teammates claiming the 4x100-meter freestyle relay title.

The silver-medal haul further reflected the squad’s versatility. Bartula secured silver in the 200-meter butterfly, while Ongcal added runner-up finishes in the 100-meter and 1,500-meter freestyle. Javier Lacbayo and teammates took silver in the 4x100-meter medley relay, with EJ Caridad earning silver in the 800-meter freestyle.

Bronze medals rounded out the team’s strong showing. Paulino placed third in the 100-meter backstroke, while Miggy Dave Magan took bronze in the 200-meter breaststroke. Bartula added three bronze medals in the 50-meter and 100-meter freestyle and 100-meter butterfly, while Aaron Estido finished third in the 800-meter freestyle.

Biasong also claimed bronze in the 50-meter backstroke, with Caridad adding another in the 1,500-meter freestyle and Lacbayo taking bronze in the 200-meter backstroke.

From individual races to relay battles, the medal spread underscored SJNHS’ strength across multiple swimming disciplines—a campaign built not on a single standout, but on a deep and competitive pool of swimmers.

13/09/2026

CCAAM 2026 | ORANGE LIONS ROAR TO SILVER AFTER TITLE BATTLE

The San Joaquin National High School (SJNHS) Orange Lions saw their championship bid end in four sets, falling to the Calbayog City National High School (CCNHS) Green Strikers, 1-3, in the CCAAM boys’ volleyball finals on Sept. 12 at the Barangay Carmen Covered Court.

Representing Tinambacan 2, the Orange Lions refused to surrender quietly, pushing the Green Strikers through a hard-fought championship showdown marked by grit, teamwork, and determination.

The setback denied SJNHS the coveted title, but the Orange Lions walked away with a runner-up finish after battling their way through the CCAAM tournament.

Their title bid fell short, but the Orange Lions fought to the final whistle, leaving the court with silver—They lost the title, not the fight; the Orange Lions will roar again.

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