CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY — Camaman-an Elementary School captured 17 total medals across six sports disciplines during the Cagayan de Oro Division Athletic Meet 2026.
The division competition for elementary and secondary schools took place across two weekends on Oct. 17–18 and Oct. 24–25, bringing together student-athletes from various districts across the city.
Division Meet
The division athletic meet featured broad competition across elementary and secondary events, including basketball, volleyball, table tennis, gymnastics, taekwondo, futsal, arnis, and wushu.
Camaman-an ES recorded 10 gold, six silver, and one bronze medals to lead its district cluster in total podium finishes.
Gold Harvest
Taekwondo athletes secured four gold medals under coach Melissa L. Butaslac, led by Sittie Scarlet Gaabucayan in Kyorugi and Ullysis Jr. E. Medino in Individual Poomsae.
Hermione L. Butaslac added two golds in Mixed Poomsae and Team Poomsae to complete the martial arts squad's sweep.
In dance sport, Grade A 5-Dances competitors Prince Joseph B. Manzanares and Maeziah Vence C. Bagtong earned four golds and one silver under coach Camille Salud S. Dagangon.
The pair earned top honors across the Slow Waltz, Tango, Viennese Waltz, Foxtrot, and Quickstep routines.
Board & Court
Jay Marou O. Magsacay anchored the chess delegation by winning two gold medals in the Standard Team and Team categories, along with a bronze in Rapid Individual play.
On the basketball court, Kian Dagatan joined forces with Corpus Christi to secure a silver medal in the elementary division.
The school's volleyball team claimed silver under coaches Rubiellen S. Olarte and May Danlag, featuring Nathalia M. Abao, Kris-Shia Joy M. Arnado, Dianne I. Cañete, Angel Dizon, Marycrez Octobre, Sofia Mae B. Rafal, Harcel Savinah V. Umpoc, Summer L. Helorentino, and Chelsea Jane O. Munsad.
Cue Masters
Camaman-an ES completed its division meet campaign with three silver medals in billiards.
Angel O. Mahinay placed silver under coach Christie Marie O. Bunane, while Amel Gabriel P. Gumatas and Mico Nel R. Montes added two silvers under coach Roel A. Salisid.
