Manresa School has once again claimed the crown, securing its second consecutive championship as the Overall Elementary Champions of PSAP Palaro 2026. This remarkable achievement reflects the dedication, perseverance, and teamwork of its young athletes, coaches, teachers, and supportive parents.

The PSAP Palaro 2026 officially began on August 22, 2026, with the Opening Ceremony and the first games, marking the start of three weeks of intense competition and exciting athletic events. Different private schools in Parañaque participated in this year's Palaro, competing in the elementary and secondary divisions.

Throughout the competition, young athletes showcased not only their skills, talents, and passion for sports but also the true spirit of sportsmanship. Every game provided an opportunity for them to demonstrate discipline, determination, and respect for their fellow competitors.

For three weeks, Manresa's athletes gave their best in every match. Their commitment was evident in the countless hours of training, their perseverance during challenging games, and the teamwork and sacrifices they made along the way. Each effort contributed to the team's success and strengthened the spirit of unity among the Manresans.

The PSAP Palaro 2026 officially concluded with the Awarding and Closing Ceremony held at the Olivarez Gymnasium on September 15, 2026, from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. The ceremony served as a meaningful occasion to recognize the athletes' achievements and celebrate the hard work that made the competition memorable. It was also a time to honor everyone who contributed to the journey, including the athletes, coaches, teachers, and parents. Their unwavering support, guidance, and encouragement played an important role in helping the young athletes reach their goals.

Beyond the trophies and victories, PSAP Palaro 2026 reminded everyone that true success is measured not only by the results of a game but also by the effort, character, and lessons gained throughout the experience. Every athlete who stepped onto the court, competed with determination, and proudly represented Manresa School demonstrated the spirit of a winner.

List of Winners:

SWIMMING BOYS

Grayson Navarro

Bronze - 200m Individual Medley

Bronze - 400m Freestyle

 

Lucas Flores

Silver - 50m Butterfly

Bronze - 100m Freestyle

Bronze - 50m Freestyle

 

Raizo Ramos

Bronze - 100m Butterfly

Bronze - 100m Breaststroke

 

 

 

Javier Vittorio Dela Cruz, Lucas Santiago Flores, Grayson James Navarro, and Raizo Mattheo Ramos

Gold - 4x50m Medley Relay

Gold - 4x50m Freestyle Relay

 

SWIMMING GIRLS

Adriana Payo

Gold - 50m Butterfly

Silver - 50m Freestyle

Bronze - 100m Freestyle

 

Bianca Joson

Gold - 50m Backstroke

Silver - 100m Backstroke

Silver - 50m Butterfly

 

ATHLETICS BOYS

Aithan Policarpio

Gold - Discus Throw

Bronze - Shot Put

 

Gabriel Chavez

Bronze - Discus Throw

 

Kaden Dumas

Silver - Javelin Throw

 

Marcus Carlos

Gold - Javelin Throw

Silver - Shot Put

 

Daniel Basug

Gold - 100m

 

Jaden Tecson

Silver - 200m

 

Charles Miller

Gold - 1500m

Silver - 800m

 

Javier Barrion

Gold - 400m

Gold - Triple Jump

 

Kaden Robenta

Gold - 200m

Silver - 100m

 

Rafael Del Rosario

Silver - 400m

Silver - 1500m

Bronze - 800m

 

Charles Miller, Daniel Basug, Javier Barrion, and Kaden Robenta

Gold - 4x100m Relay

 

Andres Ruiz, Charles Miller, Javier Barrion, and Kaden Robenta

Gold - 4x400m Relay

 

 

ATHLETICS GIRLS

Joana Sta. Maria

Silver - Discus Throw

 

Sophia Manuel

Gold - Javelin Throw

 

Vildil Anastacio

Gold - Discus Throw

 

Zoe Fernandez

Bronze - Javelin Throw

 

Lourdes Ejercito

Bronze - 100m

 

Athaliah Espero

Silver - 100m

 

Alexandra Rosales

Gold - 200m

Gold - 400m

 

Camille Del Rosario

Silver - 400m

 

Casey Espiritu

Silver - 1500m

Silver - Triple Jump

 

Demi Mercado

Gold - 1500m

 

Ellie Maling

Gold - Triple Jump

 

Athaliah Espero, Alexandra Rosales, Camille Del Rosario, and Demi Mercado

Gold - 4x100m Relay

 

Alexandra Rosales, Casey Espiritu, Demi Mercado, and Marczelah Gavia

Gold - 4x400m Relay

 

BADMINTON

Alexandra Lacia and Yara Juniosa

Gold – Doubles

 

Casey Rojas

Silver - Singles Women

 

CHESS

Catriona Namuco

Bronze

 

TABLE TENNIS

Aaron Dela Cruz

Gold - Boys Singles B

 

 

Marcois Berlnales

Gold - Boys Singles A

 

Andi Ong

Silver - Girls Singles A

 

Lorainne Suayan

Bronze - Girls Singles B

 

TAEKWONDO

Carleen Loredo

Bronze - Individual Recognized Poomsae

 

Jacob Lopez & Mary Martinez

Silver - Mixed Recognized Poomsae

 

Selina Israel

Silver - Kyorugi

 

BASKETBALL - 2nd Runner-Up

Tomas Kallix Bazar

Izaak Theros Bernardo

Francis Pio Castellano

Autumn Benzi Damian

Charles Mario Victor Dizon

Matteo Joseph Duldulao

Nathan Francis Galolo

Alon Mikas Pagsisihan

Mugen Grey Papas

Avery Julian Pasia

Kryzgel Matthias Porto

Zechariah Gabriel Roberto

 

Part of Mythical 5

Alon Pagsisihan and Matteo Duldulao

 

VOLLEYBALL BOYS - 1st Runner-Up

Karl Romeo Acupan

Tangy Anastacio

Adam Jeluven Cartera

Zeiden Jesrich Faelnar

Achim Jusaf Pineda

Roman Carlos Puzon

Gerard Luis Redor

Miguel Iñigo Santiago

Rodrigo Mariano Zayco

 

VOLLEYBALL GIRLS - Champion

Maria Isabelle Agudera

Carys Jana Glain Alabastro

Aphelandra Kara De Guzman

Janeira Adriel Mariano

Charlize Andrelle Mendoza

Amanda Lily Molina

Kaitlin Stacey Navarro

Keiko Lynn Pring

Gian Crystlyn Sanchez

Kendra Gail Santos

Erika Jamie Sto. Domingo

Shimeya Julia Tan

Congratulations to Manresa School's athletes, coaches, teachers, and parents on this remarkable back-to-back championship! May this victory inspire every Manresan to continue striving for excellence with humility, courage, and the true spirit of fraternity.

 

Article by: KEIKO LYNN T. PRING