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Sinagberde March Issue 2016 ISSUE NO. 4 MARCH 2016 LASALLIAN ACHIEVERS 3 • Bjorn Isaac Escalona (DLSZ 2023) • Jared Adriel Elamparo (DLSZ 2018) DE LA SALLE – Technical Award Medal, Robot in – Gold Medal, Mission Challenge REGULAR ENROLLMENT SCHEDULE Movies Event Event SANTIAGO ZOBEL • Ysabella Nina Dagondon (DLSZ • John Sebastian Gerard Dela Cruz DATE LEVEL SCHOOL CONQUERS 2022) – Technical Award Medal, (DLSZ 2017) – participant, Robot Robot in Movies Event in Movies Event and Mission For Foreign Students: BUCHEON, SOUTH • Yaj Mikael Diola (DLSZ 2022) – Challenge Event February 24 KOREA Technical Award Medal, Robot in For New Students: Movies Event Kudos also to our coaches, Mr. Ezrel February 16 & 17 Kinder Alucilja and Mr. Albert Pagilagan, for WHAT’S INSIDE guiding our student-achievers! March 30 Pre-Kinder April 11 & 12 Grade 1 DANIELLA EVAN LASALLIAN ACHIEVERs 3 April 18 Grades 2 to 6 April 19 Grades 7 to 11 RANKS 6TH IN THIS FEATURE: For Old Students: YEAR’S 10 MOST COMMUNION THRU 8 April 20 Kinder & Grade 1 OUTSTANDING LITERATURA, RHEMA April 21 Grade 2 ET DRAMA April 22 Grade 3 STUDENTS OF ABOT LASALYANO: 9 April 25 Grade 4 MUNTINLUPA MY HEART FOR SERVICE April 26 Grade 5 April 27 Grade 6 HONG KONG WINTER 10 April 28 Grade 7 BAND FESTIVAL April 29 Grade 8 Our 13-member Robotics Team • Joaquin Nicholas De Guzman ZOBEL DANCE CREW 12 May 2 Grade 9 brought home a total of ten medals (DLSZ 2022) – Technical Award Medal, Robot in Movies Event HAS A MIDAS TOUCH May 3 Grade 10 (3 gold, 1 silver and 6 technical award) after representing the country and our • Cholo Aguilar (DLSZ 2021) – Gold May 4 Grade 11 school in the 17th International Robot Medal, Mission Challenge Event #DLSZFLIPPED 13 May 5 Fourth Year Olympiad (IRO) held from December • Juan Carlo Hernandez (DLSZ 2021) 15-20, 2015. – Gold Medal, Mission Challenge IN THE COMMUNITY: Event; Silver Medal – Robot in PUSO LORDS OVER 15 A total of 1,200 participants from Movies HS-SRCC ELECTIONS, Australia, China, Indonesia, Malaysia, • Chiara Felicia Gabrielle Amisola Congratulations to Daniella SMART FOR GS-SRCC the Philippines, South Korea, Turkey (DLSZ 2018) – participant, Robot Kristin Marie Evan (DLSZ 2016) for and the USA competed in the 17th in Movies Event and Mission ranking sixth in the annual 10 Most LASALLIAN PARTNERs 18 IRO. Challenge Event Outstanding Students of Muntinlupa. • Meen Joo “Judy” Song (DLSZ 2018) Danie competed against 21 students The Philippine Team is composed – participant, Robot in Movies from both private and public schools PROJECT UPDATE: in Muntinlupa. DLSz-vERMOSA CAMPus 22 of 112 delegates from 14 different Event and Mission Challenge Event schools. It is only our school • Jania Rachel Cruz (DLSZ 2018) – that earned gold medals in the participant, Robot in Movies Event “The city of Muntinlupa annual search for DONATION REPORT 23 the ‘Ten Muntinlupa Outstanding Students international robotics event. and Mission Challenge Event (MOST)’ is to give recognition and honor to • Joaquin Gilberto Amante (DLSZ exemplary excellent students in all public 2018) – Technical Award Medal, Congratulations to the team for and private high schools of Muntinlupa. bringing honor and pride to the Robot in Movies Event Criteria for judging winners include country and to the school. • Aaron Justin Natividad (DLSZ 2018) Portfolio of Academic Achievements at – Technical Award Medal, Robot in 30 percent, Panel Interview 30 percent, The accomplishments of the students Movies Event IQ Examination 10 percent, and Talent 10 are as follows: percent.” LASALLIAN ACHIEVERS 4 LASALLIAN ACHIEVERS LASALLIAN ACHIEVERS 5 Girls 3 Division – 212 points – 1st HS-SRCC SPEARHEADS ABOT DLSZ TAKES MOST Runner-up JANUS DE GUZMAN • Faustina Laurea Duque LASALYANO WINS IN ICTSI-JGFP (DLSZ 2023) BAGS GOLD IN INTER-SCHOOL • Sophia Lorraine Magbitang 4TH PBC YOUTH (DLSZ 2022) GOLF QUALIFIERS QUARTERLY Aspirants 1 Division – 568 points – De La Salle Santiago Zobel took Champion CHAMPIONSHIP the most wins in the concluded • Ira Christian Alido (DLSZ 2020) ICTSI-JGFP (International Container • Jolo Timothy Magcalayo Terminal Services Inc. – Junior Golf (DLSZ 2021) Foundation of the Philippines) Inter- • Francis Andre Lanuza (DLSZ 2022) School gold tournament. Winners of • Marc Gareth Nolasco (DLSZ 2022) this tournament shall compete for the • Chadric Alfonse Lazaro national finals this year at The Orchard (DLSZ 2020) Golf and Country Club in Damariñas City, Cavite. INDIVIDUAL EVENT Juniors – 209 points – 1st Runner-up Congratulations to the following • Kristoffer Arevalo DLSZ student-golfers: Aspirants 1 – 215 points – Champion TEAM EVENT • Ira Christian Alido Now on its third year, High School the members of Janus De Guzman (DLSZ 2016) Juniors Division – 611 points – Student Representative Coordinating the participating bagged the gold medal in the Boys Champion Aspirants 1 – 197 points – 1st Runner- Council for Academic Year 2015 – clubs and – Major Division of the 4th Philippine • Kristoffer Arevalo (DLSZ 2018) up 2016 organized this year’s ABOT organizations Bowling Congress (PBC) Youth • Carlo Antonio Gatmaytan • Jolo Timothy Magcalayo LASALYANO happened last January prepared various Quarterly Championship held last (DLSZ 2017) 16, 2015 (Saturday) at the Sports activities. Casa November 22, 2015 at Astrobowl, • Steven Andrey Ferrer Girls 2 – 191 points – 1st Runner-up Pavilion. AMF-Puyat Bowling Center, Starmall, Miani – Alabang, Gawad Kalinga El M. Sulit, Jr., Assistant SCAO Head, Ms. (DLSZ 2017) • Nicole Gabrielle Anne Abelar Dorado – Bicutan, and Villa Paraiso Alabang. Anchored on the theme, “Communion Faith Dimakiling and Ms. Lounelle • Aniceto Reymundo Mandanas – Bicutan are among the partner Godinez, SAO Ministers. (DLSZ 2017) Girls 2 – 181 points – 2nd Runner-up in Mission: Seeing Jesus in Everyone”, He is currently a member of the 2016 institutions of DLSZ. • Liam Patrick Cully (DLSZ 2018) • Jona Angela Magcalayo the Social Action Level Contacts’ RP Youth Pool-Bowling Division, after (SALC) Opening Program was led the three-day elimination game held There were 17 clubs and organizations Girls 2 Division – 389 points – Girls 3 – 114 points – 1st Runner-up by Senior SALC – Frances Audrey A. on November 28-30, 2015 at Sta. Lucia who volunteered to prepare the Champion • Faustina Laurea Duque Dimatatac (DLSZ 2016) together with activities like Laro ng Lahi, games, Bowling Center in Cainta, Rizal. Junior SALC -Tala Margarita Gil (DLSZ • Nicole Gabrielle Anne Abelar video showing, video making, (DLSZ 2019) 2017), G10 SALC – Marie Gabriel F. Congratulations, Janus! drawing, karaoke, origami, flip top • Pauline Beatriz Del Rosario Zarcal (DLSZ 2018), G9 SALC – Marco battle or rap showdown, basketball, Luis Ajero (DLSZ 2019), Grade 8 SALC – (DLSZ 2016) Pass that Balloon, and many more to • Mikhaela Denise Fortuna Sean Tristan E. Papa (DLSZ 2020), and make the guests feel at home. The G7 SALC Mikaelle Dominique T. Karo (DLSZ 2018) event finished with a simple Closing • Francesca Bernice Ilas (DLSZ 2019) (DLSZ 2021). The Social Action Vice Program where the HS-SRCC officers President Carlos Santiago Gemperle gave the tokens containing school Girls 2 Division – 344 points – 1st (DLSZ 2016) coordinated the program supplies to the children. with the Social Action Office (SAO). Runner-up • Jona Angela Magcalayo The whole event was supervised by (DLSZ 2020) To make the half-day event a fun- Ms. Llewelyn S. Embudo, Student filled and memorable day for the 95 • Annika Victoria Guangko Clubs and Activities Office (SCAO) (DLSZ 2016) children from the partner institutions Head, and was assisted by Mr. Jesus of De La Salle Santiago Zobel School, • Astrud Moscoso (DLSZ 2018) LASALLIAN ACHIEVERS LASALLIAN ACHIEVERS 6 LASALLIAN ACHIEVERS LASALLIAN ACHIEVERS 7 Kayleen Zakia Keh (DLSZ 2021) and Gael Azure Ilano and Chae Eun GIRLS SWIM TEAM Kara Angelica Mendoza (DLSZ 2020) GRADE SCHOOL Jang also competed in the also had bronze medals. TOPS 46TH WNCAA STUDENTS WIN Individual Finals of the same contest last January 30, 2016 The girls relay team for the 400 SECOND IN 2016 held in San Francisco High LC Medley composed of Nicole School, Quezon City. Pamintuan, Milcah Mina, Chrystelle METROBANK- Alina Reyes (DLSZ 2021) and They were trained by their Samantha Borlain dominated the MTAP-DEPED MATH competent and dedicated GEM event with another Gold medal finish. CHALLENGE teachers, Ms. Marian Jo Veronica Our 400 meter LC Freestyle relay team Santiago (Grade 1), Ms. Maribel composed of Jana Cassandra Laurian Miralles (Grade 2), Mrs. Jinky (DLSZ 2018), Kayleen Keh, Samantha Congratulations to the Grades 2-4 Castenares (Grade 3), and Mr. Borlain and Chrystelle Reyes also Mathematics Teachers Association Charlie Amarela (Grade 4), Ms. finished strong for a silver medal of the Philippines (MTAP) Teams of Gabriella Victoria Buencamino award. DLSZ for winning Second Place in the Metrobank-MTAP-DepEd Math (Grade 5), and Mrs. Salvacion G. MTAP Grade 2 Second Place Challenge (MMC) 2016 held in MGC Manliguis (Grade 6). The team for the 200 LC Freestyle MTAP Individual Finalists relay race composed of Maria Luisa New Life Christian Academy last Hats off to everyone! Animo La Pascual (DLSZ 2017), Anna Selena February 4, 2016. Salle! Coronel (DLSZ 2016), Juliana Marion Burgos (DLSZ 2019) and Kara Angelica The Grade 2 team is composed Gael De La Salle Zobel Girls Swim Team Mendoza also swam to a silver medal Azure Ilano, Jacob Bernas, and Julia topped the 46th Women’s Collegiate finish. Bernadette Cruz (DLSZ 2026). The Athletic Association Swimming Grade 3 team is composed of Chae Championships (WNCAA) held last Another gold medal finish was Eun Jang, Jose Miguel Trinidad, and Sunday, January 31, 2016 at the San achieve later on that day by the Vincent Kristofer Favis (DLSZ 2025). Beda Alabang Swimming Pool. relay team for the 200meter Medley Jana Caitlin Reyes, John Eulogio composed of Kara Angelica Mendoza, Rodriguez III, and Christian Gendrano Our girls bested 8 other schools Christiana Renee Verzo (DLSZ 2016), (DLSZ 2024) comprised the Grade 4 which includes San Beda Alabang, Dylan Marie Tangan (DLSZ 2019) and team.
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