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AKAI CMC Karated Team Clinches

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Kidapawan City, Philippines – The AKAI CMC Karatedo Team has cemented its reputation as a powerhouse in regional karate, securing an outstanding 13 Gold, 5 Silver, and 13 Bronze medals across two major events, the 10th Governor Emmylou “Lala” Taliño Mendoza Open Invitational Karatedo Tournament and the Kalivungan Festival Open Karatedo Championship, both staged at the Amas Capitol Gymnasium, Kidapawan City.

10th Governor Emmylou “Lala” Talinño Mendoza Open Invitational Karatedo Tournament

13 Gold  5 Silver  13 Bronze

Gold Medalists – Seniors Team

• JC Anne Marriz Quimanhan, Advance Female Kata, 50kg Female Kumite

• Charmae Dale Catague, 68kg Female Kumite

• Ma. Antonette Soriano, +68kg Female Kumite

• Jizel Chinnji Sarmiento, 75kg Male Kumite

Bronze Medalists – Seniors Team

• Micho Bryan Jay Geollegue, 55kg Male Kumite

• Jayphol Bañaria, 67kg Male Kumite

• Carlh Patrick Catotal, 84kg Male Kumite

Quarter Finalists – Seniors Team

• Vinze Lynard Peniero, 60kg Category

• Mark Jevan Juit, 60kg Category

Senior High School Division

Gold Medalist

• Shamira Estrada, Junior Female Kumite

Bronze Medalist

• Shane Omega, Junior Female Kata

Kalivungan Festival Open Karatedo Championship – CMC Junior Team

Gold Medalists – Junior Team

• Jeferson Dei Madrid, 6-7 yrs old Intermediate Kata, 6-7 yrs old Open Kumite

• Kerthjan Esponja, 6-7 yrs old Novice Kata

• Hanna Claire Molina, 8-9 yrs old Novice Kata

• Chelsea De Guia, Novice Kata

Silver Medalists – Junior

Team

• Kerthjan Esponja, 6-7 yrs old Open Kumite

• Neriah Marsel Tapia, 6-7 yrs old Novice Kata

• Kristmer Esguerra, 6-7 yrs old Novice Kata

Bronze Medalists – Junior Team

• Caleb Ryle Bayoy, 8-9 yrs old Novice Kata

• Gemma Isabel Madrid, 14-15 yrs old Novice Kata

Quarter Finalist – Junior Team

• Jenairah Tacsagon

These triumphs were made possible through the steadfast support of CMC Center for Athletic Development, the leadership of Sports Coordinator Mr. John Lawrence Sabillena, the dedication of Coach Gelo Garcia, and the guidance of Karate Regional Director Shihan Noy Alejo, along with the commitment of trainers and supportive parents.

"These victories are dedicated to our institution, our supporters, and above all, to the glory of God," the team expressed.

This milestone also contributes to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), particularly SDG 3 – Good Health and Well-being, SDG 4 – Quality Education, and SDG 17 – Partnerships for the Goals by promoting youth development, discipline, and collaboration through sports.

From the mats to the medals, CMC proves that champions are made here. If you dream of excellence in sports and academics, the choice is clear, Choose CMC, where greatness begins.

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