ILYN, FARHANA EXCEL IN SUMMERLITFEST ‘23
Ilyn B. Taganile
Out of 30 participants,
Farhana S. Alibasa, a grade 7
student, was hailed as Champi-
on in Essay Writing and Ilyn B.
Taganile, a grade 11 student,
was hailed as 2nd Placer out of
14 participants in Extempora-
neous Speaking during the
Summer Literary Festival 2023.
The said literary festival
was participated by different
schools in the 2nd District of
Z a m b o a n g a S i b u g a y.
"Kini na programa
gimugna namo arun kamo
matagaan ug oportunidad nga
mahasa pa ang inyung pagsulat,
pagpamaba, ug kritikal na
pangisip" added by Doc Marly
T . H a s i m
The Summer Literary
Festival was conducted by
Zamboanga Sibugay Media
Club Inc. in partnership with
Doc Marly Hasim held at Ro-
deric's Resort, Ipil ZSibugay on
June 10.
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In the essay writing con-
test, the participants were
brought to a room where they
are going to write their piece
and they were given only one
minute to finish writing their
piece.
" I learned that joining a
competition will not just help
you to know more things but
also to meet more friend. Pero
nung tinawag ako bilang champi-
on sa essay writing ay para
akong binuhusan ng malamig na
tubig. Ang aking saya at proud
sa sarili ay abot langit" Farhana
A l i b a s a s a i d
The Extemporaneous
Speaking Competition was
conducted in 2 elimination
rounds, the participants are as-
signed into 3 groups. Each
group were assigned with specif-
ic topic then the participants are
given 7 minutes to prepare and
deliver a
maximum of 5 minutes-speech.
"During the competi-
tion, I thought that I really
don't have a chance to win the
contest but then when I sur-
passed the elimination rounds
and made it to the final round,
I felt like I am about to get my
goal and that is to be the
champion. I was extremely
happy even I did not made it
but still I won the 2nd Placer,
still I am proud to myself",
T a g a n i l e s a i d .
Taganile won
7,000 pesos cash as 2nd Plac-
. er, Farhana Alibasa won
5,000 pesos as
champion.
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R.T. Lim hails champion in mass casualty incident;
Gango NHS learners participate in the 1st Provincial Rescue Olympic 2023
Ilyn B. Taganile
Page 2
R.T. Lim Rescue team participated in the
1st Provincial Rescue Olympic 2023 and was
hailed as champion in Mass Casualty incident held
at Municipal Gymnasium Diplahan,Zamboanga
Sibugay on 18th day of July.
3 learners from Gango National High
School - Ilyn Taganile, Windel Visitacion Jr.,
Keneth L. Aplicador and the DRRM Coordinator
Luzviminda M. Dappie, who stood up as the team
SSLG Pres delivers his 1st SOLGA
Ilyn B. Taganile
The Supreme Secondary Learner Gov-
ernment Pres. Jhon Rom Alvarez delivered his
first State of the Learner Government Address
(SOLGA) at Gango National High School, Cov-
ered Court on September 1.
Gango NHS was the only in Zamboanga
Sibugay who initiated the SOLGA, with Presi-
dent Alvarez being the first who delivered his
address in Gango National High School`s histo-
ry.
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leader, were among the members of RT Lim
R e s c u e T e a m .
“ Being the youngest member in the
R.T.Lim rescue team put me under a lot of
pressure, but I always told myself that I
could do it because I had been training for
many days. I overcame my fear by believing
in myself and having the courage to partici-
pate in every game in the rescue Olympics,
and as a result I performed well in each one”,
added by windel Visitacion Jr.
The RT Lim Rescue team was
acknowledged in the Municipality of RT Lim
for they brought another achievement in the
w h o l e m u n i c i p a l i t y .
" I am very happy to be one of the
participants of the 1st Provincial Olympics
and I will use my knowledge in rescue to
help other people”, Keneth Aplicadpr said.
Students and teachers gathered at the
Gango Covered Court at 1:00p.m. to hear Presi-
dent Alvarez speech. The Gango Drum and
Lyre Corp. welcomed him with music, and eve-
ryone, including visitors, stood up to show re-
spect.
"Atung nasinati nga ang Gango NHS
Supreme Secondary Learner Goverment naay
kabutbut-on ug naay kasing kasing sa pag alagad.
Kini ang tinuod nga serbisyo, serbisyo nga walay
sweldo pero andam mutabang para sa kalambu-
an natung tanan. Mabuhay ang GNHS, sabay-
sabay tayung aangat bilang mag-aaral ng ating
pamantasan" according to SSLG Pres. Alvarez
d u r i n g h i s s p e e c h .
Pres. Alvarez shared the accomplish-
ments and contributions of SSLG
organization in Gango NHS during his speech
and the upcoming activities of the School.
Gango NHS Supreme Secondary Learn-
er Goverment is pursuant to DepEd order (DO)
no. 47 s, 2014.
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Online Killer
Keneth L. Aplicador
Many students around the world
experienced bullying, especially cyber-
bullying. This is caused by the development
of technologies such as mobile phones,
computer, laptop and etc. People use tech-
nologies and use application such as Face-
book and Messenger to send photos and
message to bully. Students in Gango Nation-
al High School are experiencing cyber-
bullying. Students recently shared their expe-
rience of cyber-bullying, highlighting the
urgent need for intervention and support.
According to Republic Act No.
10627, the Anti-Bullying Act of 2013 the act
that protects people from bullying, including
cyber-bullying. People need to stop this kind
of bullying because it can highly affect indi-
viduals especially
students. This can
If we want our affect the social and
mental well-being
school to be a and academic per-
formance of stu-
cyber-bullying dents. Everyone
needs to follow the
free, then let's act to help the stu-
start to change dents and teachers
lessen the victim of
today. cyber bullying. So,
how can cyber-
bullying greatly af-
fect students?
Cyber bullying can lead to in-
creased stress, anxiety, depression, and low
In recent years, Gango National
High School is aware of the bad effects of dis-
posable plastics to the environment. The dis-
posable plastics are very common in school.
Every day, students are throwing countless of
disposable plastics such as plastic cups and
plastic cellophanes after recess or eating foods
and drinking water. It seems small garbage but
it becomes a big problem and it has a big im-
pact to the school.
The disposable plastics have a lot of
negative effects to the environment and to the
school. Throwing disposable plastic can con-
tribute land and water pollution which is against
to the Republic Act No. 9003 the Solid Waste
Management Act. Burning disposable plastics
can contribute to the air pollution that can
affect our atmosphere that can cause global
warming. Increasing our awareness of the nega-
tive impact of the disposable plastics can help
protect our environment and can lessen the
solid waste of our school. Through this, stu-
dents would find alternative solutions in the
problem. Instead of using a disposable plastic
cups and cellophanes, they replace it with tum-
bler.
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EDITORIAL
self-esteem to the victim. The constant
exposure to online harassment can result
in enduring feelings of embarrassment
and isolation, affecting the victim's emo-
tional well-being.
Students who are cyber bullied
may struggle to concentrate in school,
leading to a declined academic perfor-
mance. The stress and fear caused by
cyber bullying can affect mood, energy
level, sleep, and appetite that could ulti-
mately impact their ability to focus and
learn.
On the other hand, the physical
effects of cyber bullying include disrupted
sleep patterns and complaints such as
headaches and stomachaches. This can
cause negative impact on the academic
performance and overall well-being of the
students.
From Disposable to Sustainable
Keneth L. Aplicador
Tumbler in school reduces
throwing of disposable plastics and pro-
motes sustainable school. Tumbler is not a
single use product, when student bring
their own tumbler, they avoid buying water
in disposable cellophane. Students buy in
piso-vendo water dispenser and they use
their tumbler in drinking again and again
avoiding throwing disposable plastic cello-
phane. By this, it can help to lessen solid
waste in school.
Using tumbler also encourages
students to drink more water because it is
easier to carry and more water you can put
in. It also helps students to stay healthy and
hydrated. Bringing own tumbler can save
students a money. When students bring
their own tumbler and water they avoid
buying, by bringing own water it can ensure
that the water is clean and save some mon-
ey. From these, it can promote a healthy
student and sustainable school.
Furthermore, tumbler is an
effective solution to our problem of the
solid waste. Students using tumbler reduce
the consumption of disposable plastic
cellophane. It encourage students to be
aware of the bad effects of disposable plas-
tics. It reduce the usage of students in
single-use plastic products that they can
make conscious choice and reduce their
3
However, if someone keeps
on bullying a lot of people, continu-
ously bully others, many people will
suffer. Bullying not only harms its
immediate victims but also creates a
toxic environment that negatively
impacts the mental well-being and
overall experience of the entire com-
munity.
It is surely a tough issue.
Cyber-bullying is a real issue that
could extremely affect individuals if
not to take action immediately. Eve-
ryone needs to follow the Republic
Act No. 10627. Elimination of cyber
bullying can help students to express
themselves, boost their confidence,
and focus to their academic perfor-
mance.
If we want a real change,
we need start within ourselves. If we
want our school to be a cyber-
bullying free, then let's start to
change today. Students, we are lucky
we're still young. We still have
enough time to change and to stop
this kind of issue that many people
suffer and some of us may be part of.
"Each of us deserves the freedom to
pursue our own version of happi-
ness. No one deserves to one bullied.
environmental impact and promote school
sustainability. Using a tumbler is a symbol of a
positive change and progress of the students
because using tumbler shows that they care of
the environment.
But, what will happen if students
ignore the negative effects of using disposable
plastics and not finding an alternative solu-
tion? Using disposable plastic in school only
gives a negative effects. It can affect the clean-
liness of the environment of school. It also
affect our environment, not just it is non-
biodegradable but also plastics cellophane are
made from wood which when we over use it,
producer of plastic cellophane will still con-
suming trees to make more.
Students, it is our responsibility to
protect our environment. We are lucky that
we are still young that we have a lot of things
to do to make a big impact environment. It is
our duty to preserve our mother earth to the
next generation. It is our duty to find a solu-
tion to the common problem we face to our
nature and community. So, small changes in
our daily lives can make a big difference, like
instead of using disposable plastic, and change
it with tumbler.
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Keneth Aplicador bags 2nd place in RFOT Pop quiz

Ilyn B. Taganile

Page 4 Out of 6 participants from different

regions, Keneth showed his intellectual ca-
pacity for bagging the 2nd Placer. Kenneth
brought pride and honor to his school and
made Gango NHS proud of him.
Moreover, the quiz undergone vary-
ing difficult levels: 1 point in easy level, 2
points in the moderate level. And 12 points
in the hard level, accumulating a total score
o f 1 5 p o i n t s .

"I am happy and proud of my achieve-

Keneth Aplicador was hailed as 2nd
Placer in Pop quiz during Regional Festival Of
Talents (RFOT) with 1 point gap between
Dipolog City participant held at Kabasalan Na-
tional High School last June 23.
ment, and I am motivated to strive hard just
to win the first place for the next quiz bee"
according to him.
Keneth spent 1 and a half month
preparation before earning the 2nd place
among participants.

Cabarles reigns as Ms. Scimath 2023

Ilyn B. Taganile

Gango NHS - Stella Shane C.

Cabarles, a 17 y/o student from Grade 12
curriculum was proclaimed as Ms. Sci-
math 2023 during friday night on October
2 0 .

She won all the minor and major

awards such as best in production num-
ber, best in talent, miss witty, SSLG choice
award, best in gown and best in uniform.
Cabarles, the reigning Ms. Scimath will
Out of 5 participants from each
represent Gango NHS for her next pageant
curriculum from G-8 to G-9, she won the
which is the Ms. Teen RT Lim 2024.
title and bested all of them.
Her adviser and coach, Ms. Helyn Tutor,
According to her, despite that it is
will be her trainer for her upcoming pageant
her first time to join a pageant, she still
which is the Ms. Teen R.T.Lim 2024.
remain positive that she could make it and
make her grade 12 family proud of her.

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Why should we wear school our uniform?

Windel B. Visitacion

Every school has its own
policy to wear specific clothes.
Some of them allow students to
wear school uniforms, while some
allow students to wear casual
clothes.
In Gango National High
school, students are required to
wear uniform enable for them to be
identified as a student of Gango
NHS.
Should students really need
to wear uniform in the school cam-
pus?
As a student from Gango
NHS, I greatly support this policy
because it can give some various
good benefits to students and also
to the school. Some benefits that
can be obtained by wearing uniform
are: it can promote a healthy envi-
ronment within the school, because
it can prevent discrimination and
bullying due to what they are wear-
ing. This leads to a sense of equality
within the school.
Moreover, it can decrease
hustle to students because they will
no longer spend time to choose
whatever clothes to wear. It also
promotes a sense of neatness in the
entire school. By wearing uniform,
we can prevent students from wear-
ing inappropriate clothes such as
cutter jeans, crop tops and other
revealing clothes.
I really believe that through
wearing uniform, all of us can have a
school where everyone can feel
equal, respected and free from any
judgment. Why spend money in
fashionable clothes that can only
give us problem? Buying uniform
that's not too expensive can bring
many good benefits to you within
the school campus.
I encourage everyone to
wear your uniform so that we can
have a better school experience
within the campus, not only that, we
can also prevent a much bigger
problem like bullying, harassment,
etc.
As a student leader I want
to teach all learners across Gango
NHS to fully understand the value of
wearing uniform.

Tool for a Better and Brighter Future

Windel B. Visitacion

A lot of learners have been improving. success. I believe that reading is a

dealing with problems in terms of
their grades and finishing education.
What could be the root of this
problem? This is because they have
difficulty in reading comprehension,
lack of knowledge and understanding
that tends them to get low score in
exams which to failing grades. All of
these were caused by not giving
enough time to read due to laziness.
If we let our laziness take over our
lives, what will happen to our future?
I can still remember when I
was in elementary in first grade, my
teacher would always tell me that I
should read, so that I will finish my
education and to be a successful per-
son someday. Those words marked
in my mind which convinced me to
read.
As I started reading, my
mind was saying, reading is very bor-
ing, but every time I remember my
teachers’ words, it gives me the
boost to read books at home. After
reading for many weeks, my teacher
noticed that my reading skills and my
score in any task that in school are
I also realized that the powerful tool that can truly change
words that I don't understand before your life.
seems to have meaning in my mind If you want to have a bright-
now. And from that small improve- er future, start reading now before
ment, I continue to give more time it's too late. If you could do it now
for reading. don't wait for tomorrow.
I realized that before, I didn't
give importance and time to read,
my life has no direction but, when I
start to engage myself in reading. I
found progress and improvement to
myself. Slowly I'm starting to achieve
my dreams. Reading is the reason
why I am a consistent honor student
up until now.
In addition, reading is a life
changer because, it is the reason
behind my success. From a little boy
that doesn't have achievement, to
someone that is an honor student,
campus journalist and SSLG protocol
officer. All of these successes and
achievements are because of reading.
My goal is not just to inspire
all of you but, to convince that you
should invest your time in reading
because it can open the gates of im-
provement, achievement and

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Meet our President

As a student who dreams
to be one of those representatives
in national events, it is my dream
to partake at big opportunities and
help myself to detect some things
that maybe I am good at.
Luckily, one of the stu-
dents in Gango National High
School has been chosen to partake
at Learners Convergence Philip-
pines 2023.
He is Jhon Rom M. Alva-
rez, an active SSLG President and
is entirely a good beau ideal to his
fellow student and a good leader.
Learners Convergence
Philippines 2023 is one of the
most indelible moments in his life.
He was given a one hundred per-
cent of support and the teachers
put their confidence and trust in
him which he is grateful for forev-
er.
The first day of the event,
they were gathered at Marikina
Convention Center where they
witnessed variety of amazing per-
formances and different famous
Farhana S. Alibasa
personalities. They met an artist It is an opportunity to
named Antonette Taus, she is the be chosen as a representative in
founder of Cura Foundation and a national program to jump into
the speaker of the event.
a new journey ahead us, to give
She shared some infor-
pride and honor to the school
mation about her organization in
and to share the lessons we've
which it focuses in saving and
protecting the learned for others to have ideas,
environment. to be conscious and compel
Her organization can them to change their social be-
foster the learners to think more
havior to create a difference in
about the environment's situation
our community.
and compel them to make an
action to make a better place to
live in.
All health representa-
tives were gathered at our Lady
of Socoor College and discussed
different health issues, cam-
paigns and different plans re-
garding to health. Going home,
he is carrying the important les-
sons he have learned that he is
excited to share and discuss with
his fellow students.

Shelter of Champions
Farhana S. Alibasa

Gango National High They shaped and colored

School is a community with
smiles and love. A small school
but the teachers and students have
a big heart. It is commonly called
as the "Home of Champions" by
the students and a school filled
with good-hearted and friendly
people.
This school feels like
home. The nature, birds and stray
animals walking freely. The fresh,
cold wind brushes our skin, trees
dancing when the wind arrive.
They painted this school
just like what the nature's color is
— green. They colored it perfect-
ly. Not just because they want it
that way, but because it feels that
way.
The teachers provide men-
torship and create meaningful
learning experiences and prepare
great effort into preparing lessons
and giving extra time and energy
to the students. They also give
good impacts in every student’s
lives such us to inspire, motivate
and empower them.
Inspire. They inspire
learners by doing something
good by challenging their stu-
dents’ imagination and intellect.
Moreover, they build a mutual
trust and respect their students.
Motivate. They motivate
their learners through creating a
good relationship with them,
encourage the learners and being
inspirational.
Empower. They empow-
er their students by being patient
and sympathetic.
Furthermore, the teach-
ers are a very good beau ideal to
their students and help them to
find themselves and lend a help-
ing hand in time of difficulties.
They play a pivotal role
in parenting every student. They
were the one who comfort us
when were in a distressful situa-
tion and mourn with us when
we're sad.
They motivated, encour-
aged and compel us to crawl into
higher opportunities, that even
we, students, never thought it
was possible.
the darkness of students’ lives
and helped them to keep on
swimming on the waves of live,
even if the sharks would grab as
lower.
The students have the
abilities to sing, dance, play in-
struments, draw, play sports and
many more. They obey the
teacher, help in shaping the
school and give importance to
their studies. In addition, they
have won many awards in differ-
ent competitions that has given
pride and honor to the school.
My school is open for
everyone; a school bimmed with
laughter, pretty smiles and love.
The teachers and students have a
good relationship to each other.
Gango NHS is truly a
champion for having a great, tal-
ented, beautiful surroundings
and academically good people
surrounding it.
It painted my life with so
many colors, that how matter
arduous it is to accomplish and
dark, is a color too.

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Remarkable Day!
Farhana S. Alibasa

Teachers helped me The students were cap- Moreover, the event

through
Page 7 many ways, even in turing and took videos at the was not yet done. A student
hard times. They are like the
sun, which shines bright and
give light to our future. And
as the Teachers Day come,
let's erase the tiredness they
felt with enjoyment and thrill.
On October 5th in
Gango National High School,
the SSLG plotted a plan for
the teachers in Teachers Day.
The hit of the hot sun
gave color to the school. The
event start with the teacher’s
performances and the crowd
got wild like a bull got out in
a cage. They performed by
dancing, singing, acting and
many more. It gave us mixed
feelings that we're shouting to
the top of our lungs.
beautiful moment we're cher-
ishing. The student’s shouts and
cheers were giving the energy.
The students were cap-
turing and took videos at the
beautiful moment we're cher-
ishing. The student’s shouts and
cheers were giving the energy.
The blissful in the teacher’s
eyes were visible to see. It was
just the begging of the event
and it was already on fire.
In the afternoon, there
will be a performance from stu-
dents in each grade level. The
program started and again, the
crowd got wild and bimmed
with shouts and cheers again.
Their performances were so
good. It was like wishing for
the sands of time to stop so that
we can cherish every single
moment of it.
from grade 9, 11 and 12 will
perform by singing. As their
performance started, our ears
were blessed by their calm and
beautiful voice. It gave us
mixed emotions and feelings;
the emotions and feelings that
is hard to explain.
And then, there was a
game for the teachers that they
totally enjoyed because the
happiness was visible in their
eyes. It was like the air brought
them back to their childhood
days.
It was totally enjoyable
and remarkable. The tiredness
and stress were relieved with
the amazing program. It was
like the waves of the ocean
brought us to a new memory to
keep and cherish forever.

Get What’s In Front of You

Farhana S. Alibasa

Instead, I practice, practice and practice. I took the opportunity that I

Growing up, reading and writing
has been my habit. Every time I feel bored,
tired or empty at everything, reading and
writing became my escape in reality.
My favorite author, Jonah Mae
Pacala known as Jonaxx, inspired me
through her masterpiece stories. It gave a
big impact in my life. Jonaxx, inspired me
to write; her flowery and dreamy stories
pulled me to write too.
When I was in my grade 7th year,
there was an essay writing contest. I didn’t
know about it until my older sister told
me. I was hesitant to join but her encour-
agement pushed me to participate. I will
take the opportunity that is in front of me.
How will I know if I’m good something if
I won’t try, right ?
We practiced every day and
night. It was exhausting and depressing,
yes! But despite of that, I didn’t gave up.
When the day arrived, I inhaled
and exhaled. This is my first time joining
this kind of contest. I can feel the cold
breeze of the wind brushes my skin, my
hand shaking like I was hit by a lightning.
My heart beats fast like a horse in a race.
The thought that there are 30
participants and I'm the youngest compet-
ing and that it was my first time, gave shiv-
ers in my bones.
When I wrote, I remembered and
applied the teachings of my sister.
After that, it was time to call the
winners! When my name hasn't called yet, I
thought I lost my chance to win. But I said
to myself that it's okay because it's my first
time. We lined up and my heart boomed
like a bomb when my named was called as
the champion in essay writing.
My sadness because of the nega-
tive thoughts faded away. Everything was
so perfect. The blissful in my face is invisi-
ble to see, but, the blissful inside me was.
Sometimes, there is no impossi-
ble if you strive and persevere hard to get
what you want.
And that contest that I joined,
pushed me more to pursue what I want —
writing. I dreamed of being a writer some-
day.
So, when I heard that our school
will be choosing a new journalist, I imme-
diately submitted my outputs and luckily, I
got chosen to be one of the journalists in
our campus.
know in my heart, that I will never
regret.
To be a journalist is not real-
ly easy. The struggle and depression is
not easy. And the thought struck in my
mind, that writing really is hard. But
despite of that, I pursued what I chose.
Writing has been what I have
wanted since I was a child and I don’t
want to lose this opportunity that I
have.
Struggle is a part of our life
and that’s why, despite of the difficul-
ties that I experienced as a journalist, I
didn’t make it a way to give up,
instead, I used it as my tool to
improved myself.
I chose to be a journalist not
because I just want it, but because I
want it wholeheartedly.
I want to get what’s in front
of me, even though I know to myself,
that I’m not good at it but I will strive
and persevere to be good at the oppor-
tunity that I will take.
And this chance that I take, I
know will help me to crawl into higher
opportunities that even I didn’t think
would be possible.

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10– Ruby Raptors reign supreme in Sepak Takraw
Feathers flew and feet flew faster as
the 10-Ruby Raptors painted the court with
victory and triumph against 11-Humility Squad
3-0 in a heart stopping Sepak takraw champion-
ship game held at the recent concluded Intra-
murals at Gango National High School last
November 22, 2023.
The said fight started at exactly 1:00
o’clock in the afternoon filed with spectators
from both section, as the first set commenced
the team was too eager to win the said compe-
tition, through Russell Ortega, Froylan Cabarte,
Arnel Gumate and Aeron Bolongon the team
was able to unleashed it’s laser like serves and
gravity defying digs. Leaving the 11-Humilty
defense gasping for air. Despite Humilities
defense and roll spikes the Raptors are in their
guts and still continues on bragging scores
through sunback spikes and comprehensive
blocks. This set ended in a triumphant 21-16
favored to 10-Ruby Raptors.
Gango NHS emerges victorious against Surabay NHS
Gango NHS Women Spikers
secured a decisive triumph over Surabay
NHS in a thrilling District Meet game held
at Surabay Covered Court last December
2, 2023. Were Gango NHS Women Spik-
ers passionately asserted superiority one’s
again and secures its winning spot and
hailed as champion for the second time. 25-
16, 25-21.
The said game commenced at
exactly 5:00 o’clock in the afternoon were
it was witnessed by passionate crowd and
spectators who are eager to witness the
amazing fight of skills and talent.
The first set started with a huge
amount of crowds coming from the sup-
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Meanwhile, as the game continues,
Justine Evangelio and Kenneth Mendoza made
their way in clinching an amazing roll spikes,
their serves became more comprehensive
while the blocks and defence became their
assets to win in the second set. But the Rap-
tors spirit remained undimmed. With focus
and hard work the team was able to deflect
every Humilities attacks, Arnel Gumate and
Rusell Ortega exhibits an amazing block while
the rest of the team became more focused on
scoring. After all the hard work in the second
set, finally, the luck still landed on Raptors
hand 21-18.
By the third set, both teams amaz-
ingly fought and gave an impressive plays. But it
was already clear that Raptors fire burned
brighter, the supporters electrifying cheers
fueled them to reach more and get the title.
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porters of both teams, the game became
more intense when Gango NHS Women
spikers ,led by its captain ball Jannel Dag-
uman exhibited their strategic skills and pow-
erful spikes.
Meanwhile, Surabay NHS also
proves their skills and indomitable spirits
through showcasing their defense against
Gango Spikers, Alumbro was able to exhibits
powerful strike against Gango, but Janelle Dag
-uman was able to block the spikes, while,
Carla Juguilon gave an amazing 2 drops balls
leading them to win the first set.
As the second set got underway,
Surabay NHS unleashed their full potential
through executing impressive defense, such as
blocks, spikes and comprehensive receives.
Casabuena together with Alumbro and the
rest of the team gave an impressive score’s
that awakens their fighting spirits. However,
Cassabuana made a crucial 3 service errors
allowing Gango’s stellar Janelle Dag-uman to
showcase it’s bragging skills and powerful
spikes, Angel Tampos also contributed a 7
consecutive service without having errors and
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The team finished the game by
exhibiting an offensive masterclass and jaw
dropping techniques. The final whistle blew,
echoing a 21-15 victory for 10-Ruby Raptors
Crowning them as champion. For Russell
Ortega ‘‘Talino at pokus ang kailangan ng
isang grupo upang mapagtagumpayan ang
laban’’ he also added that this win is not just a
victory to us, it’s a victory of the entire 10TH
Grade Curriculum.
The said team will once more gear
up for the District Meet Game which is set to
be held at Surabay National High School this
upcoming December 2, 2023 were in they
will create another legacy and carries the
name of Gango NHS into a greater heights.
backlashes during the breathtaking finale.
Above all, Gango Women Spik-
ers emerges triumphant once again, se-
curing their victory and success.
Jannel Dag-uman said that ‘‘Our
fight was never easy because both teams
are skillful and smart when it comes to
playing’’ she also added that discipline,
practice and prayer will help you in
achieving your goals in life she said that
this is part of the success and it should be
prioritize upon entering the game.
Looking ahead, the Gango
Women Spikers are set to compete their
talent once more at the upcoming SLC
Meet, scheduled to take place at Tunga-
wan National High School this month of
February 2024. Were they will be fighting
against different schools within the entire
SLC 2.
JEHANNA A. GACO
News Editor
JUNE 2023-JUNE 2024