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TRIUMPH OF EXCELLENCE: Shadow Nation (G-12) Soars to Unparalleled Victory
-Tabanis, B.D.

The recent intramural meet concluded with Shadow Nation (G-12) emerging as the overall champion, showcasing exceptional skills and teamwork that earned them the top spot. This impressive display of athleticism and camaraderie set the tone for an exciting competition, with each team giving their all to claim the coveted title. Shadow Nation's victory was a testament to their dedication, strategy, and sportsmanship, making them a deserving winner.

The final standings saw Water Nation (G-10) in 1st runner-up, Ice Nation (G-11) in 2nd runner-up, Earth Nation (G-7) in 3rd runner-up, Fire Nation (G-9) in 4th runner-up, and Air Nation (G-8) in 5th runner-up. Each team demonstrated remarkable talent and perseverance, making the competition unforgettable for participants and spectators alike. The event was a celebration of teamwork, sportsmanship, and school spirit, with all teams leaving their mark on the intramural meet 2025.

Shadow Nation Smashes Ice Nation in Badminton!

-Arnaez, J.

Compra, Liloy, Zamboanga del Norte – Shadow Nation electrified the courts at the Compra National High School Intramural Meet 2025 badminton tournament, seizing the championship title with a dazzling display of skill and teamwork! Held from September 4-5, the team soared to a final tally of 73 points, leaving rivals Ice Nation (69 points) and Fire Nation (67 points) in a heated battle for second place. Water Nation, Earth Nation, and Air Nation showcased great sportsmanship, and camaraderie, rounding out the competition. Organized by Tournament Manager Ericson E. Barbarona, the event highlighted intense matches across boys', girls', and mixed doubles categories, making it a memorable experience for all.

Earth Nation’s Callao Reigns in Board 2 of Female Chess Intramurals 2025

Compra National High School — Earth Nation’s Jane Hide Faith Callao proved unstoppable on Board 2 of the Female Chess Intramurals 2025, finishing with 12 points and a 4-1 record. Playing with confidence, Callao swept Air and Shadow Nations with the white pieces, Water and Ice with black.

Trixie Ann Bayeta of Air Nation (4-1) was close behind, who tallied 9 points for second place. She powered past Fire, Ice, and Shadow using white pieces, then wrapped up his run by defeating Water with white.

Shemeka Antipuesto of Water Nation (3-2) secured third with 7 points after victories against Fire and Ice with white, and Shadow with black.

Danica Arenda of Fire Nation (3-2) settled for fourth place with 5 points and she edged Ice with white and Shadow with black.

Meanwhile, Ma. Angel Ann A. Dela Rita from Ice Nation and Jay-an A. Arnaez from Shadow Nation both secured fifth place with 3 points, having tied in the last game.

Earth Nation’s Atubang Reigns in Board 1 of Female Chess Intramurals 2025

Compra National High School — Earth Nation’s Aljen Rose Atubang proved unstoppable on Board 1 of the Female Chess Intramurals 2025, finishing with 12 points and a 5-0 record. Playing with confidence, Atubang swept Air, Water, and Ice Nations with the white pieces, Fire and Shadow with black.

Airah Grace Alcanzare of Air Nation (4-1) was close behind, who tallied 9 points for second place. She powered past Water and Shadow using black pieces, then wrapped up his run by defeating Fire and Ice Nation with white.

Syrene Joy P. Apa of Ice Nation (3-2) secured third with 7 points after victories against Water and Shadow with white, and Fire with black.

Meanwhile, Raisa Aperdo of Shadow Nation (2-3) settled for fourth place with 5 points and she edged Fire and Water using white.

Rhean Quezon from Water Nation (1-4), secured fifth place with 3 points, securing a lone win against Fire using white.

Sairah Jean Pachica of Fire Nation went winless to finish sixth.

Ice and Shadow Nations Shine at 2025 Intramural Table Tennis

Compra National High School — The 2025 School Intramurals brought fans to the edge of their seats as Ice Nation and Shadow Nation displayed remarkable skill, teamwork, and determination across all Table Tennis categories.

Single A Male: Albert Infanso of Ice Nation (G-11) dominated the finals, sweeping Justine Evangelio of Fire Nation (G-9) 3–0. Earth Nation placed second, Water Nation third, Air Nation fourth, and Shadow Nation fifth. Infanso’s precise shots and calm under pressure kept spectators cheering every point.

Single B Male: Jhon Paul Catili of Shadow Nation (G-12) emerged victorious in a nail-biting five-set match against Ralph Zozobrado of Ice Nation (G-11), 3–2. Water Nation finished second, with Earth, Fire, and Air Nations following closely.

Doubles Male: Ice Nation’s Infanso and Zozobrado combined powerful rallies with seamless teamwork to sweep Shadow Nation 3–0 and claim the doubles title.

Single A Female: Cheryl Kate Aperdo (Ice Nation, G-11) edged out Kelly Mae Yabo (Shadow Nation, G-12) 3–2 in an intense five-set battle, thrilling fans with her composure and determination.

Single B Female: Krisha Nicole Gom-os of Shadow Nation (G-12) claimed the championship with a 3–1 victory over Karyll May Villacrusis (Ice Nation, G-11), demonstrating skill and resilience.

Doubles Female: Ice Nation’s Cheryl Aperdo and Karyll Villacrusis defeated Shadow Nation 3–1 in a spirited final, impressing the crowd with teamwork and strategy.

The 2025 Intramural Table Tennis tournaments celebrated not only victories but also passion, perseverance, and sportsmanship. Ice Nation and Shadow Nation proved to be the teams to beat, leaving fans exhilarated and inspired by every match.

Earth Nation’s Alcanzare Reigns in Board 2 of Male Chess Intramurals 2025

Compra National High School — Earth Nation’s Reyven B. Alcanzare proved unstoppable on Board 2 of the Male Chess Intramurals 2025, finishing with 12 points and a 4-1 record. Playing with confidence, Alcanzare swept Air, Fire, and Ice Nations with the black pieces before sealing the deal against Shadow Nation with white.

Close behind was Clynt D. Zozobrado of Ice Nation (4-1), who tallied 9 points for second place. He powered past Air, Fire, and Shadow using black pieces, then wrapped up his run by defeating Water Nation with white in the final round.

Ian Cris Serencio of Shadow Nation (3-2) secured third with 7 points after victories against Fire and Water with white, and Air with black.

Meanwhile, Zejan Lloyd Bicoy of Water Nation (3-2) settled for fourth place with 5 points. Bicoy edged Earth and Air using white, and Fire with black, but lost against Shadow.

Jerome Kieth G Gonzaga from Air Nation (1-4) of Team 5 secured fifth place with 3 points, securing a lone win against Fire using white.

Jhanfol Jatico of Fire Nation went winless (0-5) to finish sixth.

With the dust settled, Junmark A. Onog (Board 1) and Reyven B. Alcanzare (Board 2) will now carry the flag for Compra NHS at the upcoming District Meet 2025 in the Male Category.

Ice Nation Captures Single A Female Table Tennis Championship in Five-Set Thriller!

Cheryl Kate Aperdo of Ice Nation (G-11) triumphed in the Single A Female Table Tennis Category after a tense and thrilling five-set duel against Kelly Mae Yabo of Shadow Nation (G-12), 3–2, thrilling the crowd with every rally, celebrating not just the championship but also the grit and determination of all players as Water Nation took 2nd place, Earth Nation 3rd, Fire Nation 4th, and Air Nation 5th at the School Intramurals 2025.

— Aperdo, C.K.

Ice Nation Duo Electrifies Shadow Nation with Championship Sweep

With flawless teamwork and powerful rallies, Albert Infanso and Ralph Zozobrado of Ice Nation (G-11) stormed to victory in the Doubles Table Tennis Male Category, sweeping Renel Quitara and Lloyd Christian Maglinao of Shadow Nation (G-12) in straight sets, 3–0, to secure the championship crown at the School Intramurals 2025.

— Aperdo, C.K.

Shadow Nation Claims Championship in Boys Category Final Showdown

The last match of the Boys Category on Day 2 was the fight for the championship between Shadow Nation (G-12) and Ice Nation (G-11). Ice Nation started the game by scoring the first shot, but Shadow Nation quickly responded and took control. With strong defense, quick plays, and accurate shooting, Shadow Nation built a big lead and never looked back. Ice Nation tried to rally but struggled against Shadow Nation’s pace and power. At the final buzzer, Shadow Nation secured the win with 84 points, while Ice Nation finished with 41, making Shadow Nation the Overall Champion 🏆 of the Boys Category.

-Tatad, M.A