Four golds, two silvers, and two bronzes: our young athletes brought home eight medals in badminton, table tennis, and chess at the ROPRISA Sports Competition 2026.
On October 16–17, 2026, Eastbridge athletes competed in the ROPRISA (Rodriguez Private Schools Association) Sports Competition, held at Gain Christian Academy (table tennis) and Virgen del Pilar School (chess and badminton) in Burgos, Montalban. Facing players from as many as twelve schools per event, eight Eastbridgers came home with eight medals.
4
Gold
2
Silver
2
Bronze
Badminton
- 🥇 Angela Louise Adlawan — Gold, Junior High School Girls Singles A (4 wins, 0 losses · 10 schools)
- 🥇🥇 Rieu Noelle Ecle and Isla Kirsten Saraum — Gold, Elementary Girls Doubles (3 wins, 0 losses · 8 schools)
- 🥈 Alrick De Guzman — Silver, Junior High School Boys Singles A (3 wins, 1 loss · 12 schools)
Playing up, with heart. After going unbeaten in the Junior High division, Angela played a cross-over match to decide who would represent the high school category at the upcoming RIPRISA Sports Competition — against the Senior High School champion, a Grade 12 student from Virgen del Pilar School. Angela earned 21 points in the 31-point match before her older opponent took the win. She remains the Junior High School Girls Singles A champion.
Table Tennis
- 🥇 Ma. Ilisha Antonio — Gold, Elementary Girls Singles A (2 wins, 0 losses · 4 schools)
- 🥈 Zion Lagasca — Silver, Junior High School Boys Singles B (1 win, 2 losses · 4 schools)
- 🥉 Neil Enoch Sañosa — Bronze, Junior High School Boys Singles A (1 win, 1 loss · 6 schools)
Chess
- 🥉 Earl John Monteron — Bronze, Junior High School Board 1 (3 wins, 2 losses over 5 rounds · 5 schools)
Next stop: RIPRISA
Our elementary gold medalists advance to the RIPRISA (Rizal Private Schools Association) Sports Competition, the provincial level:
🏸 Rieu Noelle Ecle and Isla Kirsten Saraum — Badminton, Elementary Girls Doubles
🏓 Ma. Ilisha Antonio — Table Tennis, Elementary Girls Singles A
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Small classes, big hearts
Five of our eight medals came from Junior High — a young program that is already holding its own against schools across Rodriguez. And in every match, win or lose, our athletes showed the discipline, sportsmanship, and courage we hope to form in every Eastbridger.
Behind every medal is a coach who showed up for every practice. Our heartfelt thanks to our badminton coaches, Michelle Salamera and Michael Sabandeja; our table tennis coaches, Mary Ann Canong and Richmond Adrian Belizario; and our chess coach, Armed Thea Rosal — and to the parents who cheered our athletes on. Congratulations, Eastbridgers! To God be the glory!
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