INTRAMURALS 2023 Documentary

ST.
VINCENT COLLEGE OF CABUYAO

Mamatid Rd, Cabuyao, 4025 Laguna
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
First and foremost, we would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to the
Divine for His unwavering guidance and strength that empowered the students who
participated in the SVCC Intramurals Event 2023. With His divine assistance, the
event was a resounding success.
We also want to express our appreciation to Mrs. Marina A. Chavez, the Co-
founder and Directress of St. Vincent College of Cabuyao, for giving us the
opportunity to receive high-quality education at an affordable cost. Our time at the
school has given us valuable experiences that helped us improve our abilities in all
school activities.
We'd like to thank the photographers, Mr. Ser Laurence Evangelista, Mr. Ace
Gacayan, Ms. April Navarro Lape, and Ms. Angel Ann Salenga Tevar, as well as the
SER Photography Facebook page, for capturing memorable moments and bringing
happiness to all students during the SVCC Intramurals Event 2023.

ST. VINCENT COLLEGE OF CABUYAO
INTRODUCTION
Welcome to the spirited and exhilarating "Intramurals 2023" at St. Vincent
College of Cabuyao. This six-day celebration embodies the essence of our college
community, fostering unity and friendly competition.
Intramurals 2023 goes beyond being just a sports event; it's a long-standing
tradition that unites our college family, transcending boundaries and creating enduring
connections. It features intense sports competitions that challenge physical limits and
a pageant that highlights grace and charm, offering something for everyone.
Over the course of six days, our campus is transformed into a hub of
athleticism, sportsmanship, and togetherness. We'll witness dedicated athletes striving
for excellence, supported by their peers, professors, and staff. We'll also be captivated
by the elegance and charisma of our pageant participants as they embody the ideals of
the school.
Intramurals 2023 is more than just competition; it's a celebration of the
diversity and unity that make our college community dynamic. It's a platform for
showcasing talents, forming friendships, and embracing the unwavering spirit that
defines St. Vincent College.
As we set out on this documentary journey, we invite you to join us in
revisiting the highlights of "Intramurals 2023," a celebration of sportsmanship,
camaraderie, and the unbeatable spirit of St. Vincent College.

DAY 1
On the originally scheduled date of September 25, 2023, which happened to be
a Monday, everyone at the St. Vincent College of Cabuyao (SVCC) was eagerly
looking forward to the Intramurals 2023 celebration. However, our excitement
quickly turned into disappointment as the event had to be postponed due to
unforeseen circumstances. The reason for this unexpected delay was the suspension of
all activities because of the looming threat of volcanic smog from Taal Volcano.
In a Facebook post on the school's page, the caption read: "#WalangPasok:
Office Transaction and Classes for Monday, September 25, 2023 has been suspended
due to the volcanic smog from Taal Volcano. Keep safe everyone #SVCCAdvisory
#SVCC."
The eruption of Taal Volcano on September 25, 2023, had a significant impact
on our planned festivities, leading us to suspend all activities to prioritize the safety of
students, participants, staff, and attendees due to the health risks posed by the volcanic
smog, also known as "vog," which made outdoor gatherings impossible.
Consequently, we had to reschedule Intramurals 2023 to the following day, which,
although disappointing, served as a reminder of the importance of adaptability when
confronted with unexpected challenges.
This unforeseen situation highlighted the unpredictable nature of the
environment and the need to prioritize safety during the organization of large events.
It also demonstrated the determination of organizers and participants who quickly
adjusted to the new schedule, ensuring that the spirit of Intramurals 2023 remained
strong despite the obstacles caused by Taal Volcano's volcanic smog.

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DAY 4
On September 28, 2023, which falls on a Thursday, we'll witness the much-
anticipated Mass Zumba and Cheerdance Competition at our school. In the morning,
the Zumba Competition is about to start but before that, the students from all
departments are geared up to compete and show their skills. Hosts Hanna Trinquite
and Megryan Mendoza greet the crowd with an energetic, "Hello, Vincentians!"
In every corner of the Open Gym, students are shouting their chants, holding
balloons high in the air, and waving banners with joy and excitement. Before
commencing the Mass Zumba Competition, the hosts introduced the Panel of Judges
responsible for evaluating all the performers from each department. They introduced
the judges in the following order: Shiela Mae R. Castillo, May Ann D. Corral, and
Amie P. Borja.
The first performers in the Mass Zumba Competition are the Zumba dancers
from the College of Information Technology, known as BSIT (Bachelor of Science in
Information Technology). As they make their way to their formations, their fellow
“Wizards” are yelling their chant, "B-S-I-T! MABANGO! MABANGO!" This chant
is their way of hyping up the performers. When the music starts, the dancers
immediately begin their routine, wearing t-shirts under their jerseys and matching
white headbands. They dance to a remix of popular songs, including "Baile," "Bongga
ka Day," and various TikTok trends, such as "LDR" by Shoti and "Daleng Dale" by
MMJ.
Up next are the students from our College of Education, and they're absolutely
pumped and ready to rock the stage. As they make their way to their formations, you
can feel the energy in the air. They kick off their performance with everyone wearing
matching blue shirts and colorful wigs, and they include hula hoops, adding an extra
layer of excitement to their act.
The heart of their performance lies in their selection of songs, which includes
a remix featuring the iconic theme song of Voltes V, as well as many other crowd-
pleasing tunes. What's even cooler is that there's one of the performers on the mic,
continuously hyping and motivating not only the dancers but also the participants and
the awesome crowd.
The third performer, who represents the College of Hospitality Management,
BSHM (Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management), chose a theme that revolves
around the 90s generation. They're dressed in polos and jackets with matching scarves
used as headbands. In the first part of their performance, they presented a skit
featuring a group of friends discussing the 90s generation. They swiftly employed a
giant remote control to switch on a large TV that serves as their props. On this
oversized screen, dancers showcased their moves to 90s music. They came out of the
screen and they danced all together. They grooved to iconic 90s music like "Rock
Baby Rock," "Bongga Ka Day," "Sumayaw Sumunod," and more. Towards the middle
and end of their performance, some of the boys wore jackets reminiscent of 90s
heartthrobs. Finally, they wrapped up their act by revisiting their initial skit,
portraying a group of friends watching the giant TV once again.
The next set of performers hails from the College of Accountancy, showcasing
their incredible talent in the field of BSA/IS (Bachelor of Science in Accounting
Information System). These talented individuals have creatively put together DIY
outfits, wearing a vibrant purple sando shirts, and they've added a charming touch
with ribbons adorning their heads and hands.
Their performance was nothing short of spectacular, as they took the stage by
storm with an electrifying rendition of the classic Zumba remix. Their dance routine
included a medley of songs, such as the iconic "Totoy Bibo" by the talented Vhong
Navarro, along with a other hits. The energy and enthusiasm they infused into their
performance was nothing short of contagious, and the audience was treated to a visual
and auditory feast.

What made their performance truly special was the unwavering support they
received from their fellow students in the College of Accountancy. The palpable
camaraderie and encouragement from the crowd added an extra layer of excitement
and unity to their show, leaving the audience thoroughly entertained and impressed.
The next and fifth performers are from the Bachelor of Science in Business
Administration (BSBA) program. They began their performance with a lively warm-
up, dressed in tie-dye shirts featuring a mix of green, blue, and yellow hues, giving off
a vibrant vibe. Their act was skillfully choreographed to a remix of well-known
tracks, such as "Holding Out for a Hero" and "Footloose," among others, which
brought diversity and depth to their routine. Displaying their inventiveness, the
students ingeniously integrated plastic bottles into their performance, using them as
props to enhance their routine. This inventive use of props added an element of
surprise and distinctiveness to their act, effectively captivating the audience
throughout.
Next on the stage, we have the "Sikolohistas," a group of performers from the
Bachelor of Science in Psychology. These talented individuals are about to showcase
their dancing skills, focusing on Rihanna's most famous songs, particularly those she
performed during the Super Bowl in 2023.
As the "Sikolohistas" get ready to perform, their fellow PsychMates are
creating an energetic atmosphere by loudly cheering them on. The support from their
psychology community is palpable and serves as a motivating backdrop for the
performers.
In terms of their outfits, the "Sikolohistas" have opted for a stylish look. They
are wearing white shirts with black long sleeves underneath, paired with black pants.
To add a unique touch to their performance, each member is using a vibrant green
scarf as a prop, adding a visual element to their routine. The audience was treated to
an unforgettable fusion of psychology and artistry, making the "Sikolohistas" a
highlight of the morning's entertainment.

The seventh performers, hailing from the BSTM (Bachelor of Science in
Tourism Management) department, graced the stage with an electrifying performance.
Their opening number featured Gloc-9's hit song "Sumayaw Ka," which they
executed with boundless enthusiasm. Dressed in vibrant purple shirts and white shorts
adorned with eye-catching pompom skirts in yellow and blue, they exuded a lively
presence.
Their performance included a medley of dance routines set to various songs,
showcasing their versatility and captivating the audience. The songs they danced to
encompassed a range of styles, including "Daleng Dale," a cover of "Awitin Mo at
Isasayaw Ko," "Sumayaw Sumunod" popularized by the Sexbomb Girls, "Kendeng
Kendeng" by Willie Revillame, "Sabay Sabay Tayo" by Marian Rivera, and "Cha Cha
Cha" by Vhong Navarro. This diverse selection of songs left the audience thoroughly
entertained and impressed by the BSTM performers' talent and commitment. They
conclude their performance with a vibrant finish, releasing confetti and displaying a
balloon letter arrangement that spells out the acronym "BSTM."

The final performers of the Zumba Competition are hailing from the College
of Criminal Justice, representing the BS Crim (Bachelor of Science in Criminology)
program. They burst onto the stage to the lively beats of the music, shouting with
exuberance. Adorned in red shirts that perfectly complement their black shorts, they
captivated the audience with their boundless energy, impressive dancing skills, and
flawless formations throughout their performance.
Utilizing a range of props, including eye-catching banners featuring Zumba
and fitness-related messages, as well as dumbbells, they left a lasting impression.
These talented dancers incorporated iconic moves into their routine, seamlessly
executing push-ups, curl-ups, and planks. Their performance was set to a medley of
songs, including hits like "Buttercup" and "Mamma Mia," leaving the audience
thoroughly entertained.
In the afternoon, once everyone has finished their lunch, the Cheerdance
Competition will finally kick off. All the participants are assembling in their
designated spots within the open gym. Before the competition starts, each department
showcases their skills to the other departments, demonstrating impressive moves like
splits, body drops, and other eye-catching maneuvers.
A new pair of hosts, Jheraldine Carriedo and Chard Aryl Angeles, said hi to
everyone and then introduced themselves. They also introduced the judges for the
Cheerdance Competition: Rosanna S. Macalalad, who finished her degree in BSEd
Major in Filipino from Pamantasan ng Cabuyao; Evangeline Clemeña, who graduated
from St. Vincent College of Cabuyao with a degree in Bachelor of Science in Physical
Education; and Cristine Delos Santos. These judges are assigned to watch the
performances, critic the performers, and decide the who are the winners fairly.
The first performers are from the College of Accountancy, majoring in BSA/IS
(Bachelor of Science in Accounting Information System). They were dressed in
cropped black shirts with white shirts or sando underneath. Additionally, they added a
purple piece of cloth to their waist to introduce some color to their costumes. The
performers were full of energy as they were being cheered on by their fellow students.
The next performers are from the College of Education, and their performance
has a vibrant jungle theme. They are dressed in animal-printed clothing, and their hair
is styled to resemble that of a jungle explorer. During their act, they executed a variety
of stunts, including splits and body drops. Additionally, one performer even
impressively lifted his leg to captivate both the judges and the audience.
As part of their performance, they incorporated props, including animal-
painted stairs that were utilized creatively. At one point, they had a surprising reveal
in which they opened their animal-printed vests, revealing another layer of animal-
printed fabric, but in brighter colors. In the end of their performance, we saw them
embodying the spirit of a tiger, bringing their jungle-themed act to a thrilling
conclusion.
The next performers are the students of the Bachelor of Science in Information
Technology (BSIT) program. They have chosen not to show a specific theme for their
performance, as they aim to showcase their versatility. They are all dressed in gray
long-sleeved shirts with the word "BSIT" printed on them.
During the middle of their performance, they presented their unique take on
the iconic "Human Tinikling" dance. Instead of using bamboo sticks, they
demonstrated their creativity by performing the Tinikling solely with their bodies. The
conclusion of their performance was marked by an impressive split performed by one
of the dancers in the center, while two others executed a coordinated body drop on the
sides.
The next performer is from the College of Criminal Justice, where the BS
Crim (Bachelor of Science in Criminology). They rocked an all-black outfit but
spiced it up with some cool red fabric on their chest and around the waist. When they
hit the stage, they brought a ton of energy with their dancing.
They didn't hold back on the props, using a bunch with shiny metallic textures.
Their moves included a pretty impressive first-level lift and a few stunts. They
wrapped up their show with lots of motivation and pride, leaving us all feeling
pumped up.
The fifth performers are from the Bachelor of Science in Business
Administration (BSBA) program. They exude a high level of motivation as they make
their way to the center of the court to perform. Dressed entirely in black with yellow
stripes adorning their bodies and eyes, they receive enthusiastic encouragement from
their fellow students, which amplifies their energy during the performance. They end
their act by returning to the place where they came from before performing
The next performers, the Sikolohistas from the Bachelor of Science in
Psychology, are the sixth act of the event, dressed in white shirts and black shorts.
Their performance highlights Filipino culture through music, creating a connection
with the audience. The Sikolohistas' energetic dance reflects their dedication and
unity, with their fellow members providing support and enthusiasm. Their show
emphasizes the power of culture and the arts to unite and celebrate. Overall, the
Sikolohistas leave a lasting impact on the audience with their dynamic and culturally
rich performance.
The seventh performers are from the Bachelor of Science in Tourism
Management (BSTM) program. They exude enthusiasm and energy as they make
their way to their formations, radiating motivation and decked out in purple attire.
Their performance kicks off with a resounding yell. The girls don cheerleader outfits
featuring skirts, while the boys sport pants paired with long-sleeved shirts, each
bearing the printed "BSTM" logo. During their performance, they employ various
props, including flags, styrofoam molded into the letters "BSTM," and metallic
pompoms in shades of silver and purple.
The last group of performers showcased their talents from the BSHM
(Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management) program. They began their
performance with an enthusiastic yell, demonstrating their unity and spirit. Dressed in
vibrant pink shirts and eye-catching red leggings, they immediately captured the
audience's attention.
Throughout their performance, the BSHM students showcased their creativity
and resourcefulness by incorporating a variety of props. These props included DIY
dumbbells, a multi-colored fabric that added an element of visual appeal to their act,
and large-sized letters spelling out "BSHM," reinforcing their pride in their academic
program.
As they gracefully moved through their routine, the BSHM performers
demonstrated their dedication and skill. Their performance was marked by a
combination of dance, precision, and coordination. Their final moments on the stage
were nothing short of spectacular, leaving the audience and the judges in awe. The
thunderous applause that followed was a testament to the hard work and talent
displayed by this remarkable group of BSHM students.

DAY 2
Badminton
On Day 5 of the competition, we witnessed intense badminton matches across
various categories. The badminton events included men's, women's, and mixed
doubles, taking place in open gym. Let's delve into the details.
Men's Badminton:
The day started with the men's badminton matches in the closed gym at 8 am,
featuring four departments: BSIT, BSED, BSPYCH, and BSBA, represented by the
Psychology department.
In the first semi-final, BSED and BSPYCH went head-to-head, with Jade
Mark D. Barquilla from BSED facing off against Gabriel Romero from BSPYCH.
The two players displayed remarkable skills and determination, but in the end, Jade
Mark D. Barquilla emerged victorious, securing a spot in the men's badminton finals.
The second semi-final saw BSTM's Ronel Nembra and BSBA's Eisen Timothy
Sulto competing fiercely. Their match was a testament to their dedication and hard
work. Ultimately, Ronel Nembra from BSTM claimed victory and advanced to the
finals against Jade Mark D. Barquilla from BSED.
In the battle for the 2nd and 3rd places, BSPYCH's Gabriel Romero faced off
against BSBA's Eisen Timothy Sulto. This match showcased their skills and
sportsmanship. Gabriel Romero secured the 2nd place, while Eisen Timothy Sulto
took the 3rd place.
The championship of men's badminton featured a thrilling match between
BSED's Jade Mark D. Barquilla and BSTM's Ronel Nembra. Both players showed
great determination and skill, making it an exciting contest. Ultimately, Jade Mark D.
Barquilla emerged as the champion, and Ronel Nembra secured the 1st place.
Women's Badminton:
In the women's badminton category, the first semi-final featured BSED's
Jamaica Z. Verina and BSTM's Angeline Calengasan. This match displayed their
skills, but Jamaica Z. Verina from BSED emerged victorious, earning a place in the
finals.
The second semi-final saw BSA/IAS's Kate Clydine Bagasol competing
against BSPSYCH's Mary Rose S. Galido. The match between these two players was
intense, and in the end, Mary Rose S. Galido from BSPSYCH secured her spot in the
final against Jamaica Z. Verina from BSED.
The third match determined the 2nd and 3rd places, with Angeline Clydine
Bagasol from BSTM facing Mary Rose S. Galido from BSPSYCH. Both players
exhibited outstanding skills, and the match was closely contested. Ultimately, Mary
Rose S. Galido from BSPSYCH claimed the 2nd place, and Angeline Clydine Bagasol
from BSTM took the 3rd place.

The final match for the women's badminton championship featured a clash
between BSED's Jamaica Z. Verina and BSA/IS's Kate Clydine Bagasol. The match
was a testament to their dedication and skill. In the end, Jamaica Z. Verina from
BSED emerged as the champion, while Kate Clydine Bagasol took the 1st place.
Mixed Doubles Badminton:
The mixed doubles badminton events took place in the closed gym at 8 am,
featuring four departments: BSCRIM, BSIT, BSHM, and BSBA, represented by the
Psychology department.
In the first mixed doubles match, BSHM's Neil Carl Andrian Comia and
Jonnalyn Garcia faced off against BSCRIM's Bellen Shanaia Gencel P. and Labandan
Joshua Jay Y. The victors were Neil Carl Andrian Comia and Jonnalyn Garcia from
BSHM, who advanced to the finals.
The second mixed doubles match saw BSIT's Taguba Rai Bronson and
Magsino Carlo competing against BSBA's Carl Patrick Din and Charlotte Taladro.
BSIT's Taguba Rai Bronson and Magsino Carlo secured their spot in the
championship match.
In the battle for 2nd and 3rd places, BSCRIM's Bellen Shanaia Gencel P. and
Labandan Joshua Jay Y. faced BSBA's Carl Patrick Rai and Charlotte Taladro.
BSCRIM emerged victorious in this thrilling contest, taking 2nd place, while BSBA
secured the 3rd place.

The championship match for mixed doubles featured BSHM's Neil Carl
Andrian Comia and Jonnalyn Garcia against BSIT's Taguba Rai Bronson and
Magsino Carlo. This match was characterized by skill and strategy, with BSHM
ultimately becoming the champions, and BSIT securing the 1st place.
Volleyball
Girls' Volleyball:
The girls' volleyball competition showcased the talents of departments BSIT,
BSBA, BSCRIM, and BSED, with Cee Jay officiating the matches.
In the first semi-final, BSIT, led by Coach Cris John Negrete, faced off against
BSBA. BSIT's team included Maria Kristina Madrona, Asuncion Jasmine Be S.
Dagpin, Nissa D. Espejo, Kimberly G. Jamjani, Angela C., Limbauan, Precious Kate
C., Madrona, Maria Kristina, Tolentino, Kyla Mae, Tumaru, Ashley May, Valeros,
Alexa Francine. BSIT emerged victorious, securing a place in the finals.
The second semi-final saw BSED, coached by Marinelle Felicidario,
competing against BSCRIM. BSED's team featured Crisalyn Alde, Gellai Paras,
Jeanine Lumbres, Jeryeth Nicole Lobinco Castillo, Jocelyn Arpon Mabansag, Kyne
Palancamasing, Mae Miguel, Princess, Diane Batacan, Quennie Besmonte, Roseanne
Magcawas Dolloso. BSCRIM won the match, advancing to the finals.
In the battle for 2nd and 3rd places, BSBA and BSED showcased their skills
and determination. Ultimately, BSED secured the 2nd place, while BSBA took the 3rd
place.
The exciting finals match for girls' volleyball featured BSIT and BSCRIM.
The match went down to the wire, with BSIT emerging as the champions after a
thrilling fifth set.

Boys' Volleyball:
The boys' volleyball competition featured departments BSCRIM, BSTM,
BSPSY, and BSED, with Cee Jay officiating the matches.
In the first semi-final, BSCRIM faced off against BSED. BSCRIM's team
included Manalo, Allen Bryle C., Agapito Aries James T., Beato Jhon Lloyd I.,
Barcelon Jade, Albeos John Richard C., Dulag, Jr. Peter A., Manalo John Excel C.,
Ablon Christian Mier D., Galindez Jonjea Vincent J., Tarcilo Jan Franzhel G.,
Mongcupa Mark John S., Fabian Charles Kian M., Alcantara James S., Espanto Ken
Edgar, and Servidad Carlo D. BSCRIM emerged victorious, advancing to the finals.
In the second semi-final, BSPSY faced BSTM. BSPSY's team included Neil
Paulo Camat, Jonh Rainer Ocampo, Vincent Laspoña, Miko Mercado, Jenzon
Gochangco, Dave Chua, Kerwin Cerillo, Robert Regis, Edrian Alegora, Clark
Rosalita, Darwin Pamplona, John Patrick Gonzales. BSTM emerged as the winners,
earning a spot in the championship match.
In the battle for 2nd and 3rd places, BSPSY and BSED displayed their skills
and determination. BSPSY secured the 2nd place, while BSED took the 3rd place.
Mr. and Ms. Intramurals 2023
The final event of day 5 was the "Mr. and Ms. Intramurals 2023" pageant,
scheduled for 5:00 PM in the afternoon. Overseeing the coordination and direction of
the event was Mikee Marbacias, while Mr. Mark Quel Bandoy held the position of
Event Manager and Tourism President. The Event Coordinators were from the BSTM
department, and SER Photography was responsible for capturing the event through
photography and videography.The pageant commenced with a prayer led by Xara
Impas from the BSTM program, followed by the Philippine National Anthem and the
SVCC hymn. Marina A. Chavez, our Directress, shared an inspirational message to
set the tone for the event. The hosts then introduced the judges, and the music began,
leading the candidates to perform their engaging production numbers. Afterward, each
candidate had the opportunity to introduce themselves.

The pageant featured a total of 8 pairs of candidates, each representing
different departments. Starting with BSHM's Ms. Andreamae Nolasco and Mr. David
Christian, followed by Ms. Antoneth Estrope and Mr. Cedrich Guevarra from BSIT,
Ms. Lorrydhel Ebora and Mr. Mark Jayson Soriano from BS Crim, Ms. Annjaneth
Garcia and Mr. Mark Steven Salazar from BSA, Ms. Keesha Karyle Verzola and Mr.
Vaugn Basco from BSTM, Ms. Jhea Mae Batallones and Mr. Julieto Quevido Jr. from
BS Psychology, Ms. Jaquielyn Jempotrada and Mr. Lean Soriano Jandang from BSEd,
and concluding with Ms. Danica Mae Nebres and Mr. John Daniel Garcia from
BSBA.
After the candidate introductions, we'll have an intermission performance by
the BSBA department. Following the intermission, we'll resume the pageant and move
on to the P.E. Uniform category. Once the P.E. Uniform segment concludes, there will
be another intermission performance, this time featuring "The Seven Hustlers" from
the BSTM department. After this intermission, we'll proceed to the Talent Portion,
during which each department will showcase their incredible talents. The next
segment will be the Sportswear Attire, and here's what each department will present in
terms of sportswear attire.

Finally, we'll move on to the Q and A Portion, where candidates will
demonstrate their excellence in answering questions with motivation and conviction.
Following that, they announced the Winner.

DAY 6
Basketball Girls
SEMI-FINAL GAME 1: BSCrim vs. BSTM
In an eagerly awaited basketball clash, BSCrim faced off against BSTM, and
the result was crystal clear. BSCrim demonstrated their dominance on the court,
securing a resounding victory with a significant lead over BSTM. Their strong
teamwork and skillful plays left no doubt about their prowess in the game, making it
an exciting matchup.
SEMI-FINAL GAME 2: BSIT vs. BSHM
The rivalry between BSIT and BSHM was anything but close. BSIT
showcased their basketball supremacy with finesse and strategic brilliance, leaving
BSHM trailing far behind. With a commanding lead that continued to widen as the
game progressed, BSIT secured a convincing win, underscoring their exceptional
skills and teamwork.
FINALS: BSCrim vs. BSIT
In the championship, BSIT and BSCrim clashed in a thrilling basketball
match. However, BSCrim emerged as the victors, claiming the title of champions.
BSIT, despite putting up a commendable fight, had to settle for the second-place
finish in the tournament. BSTM secured the third-place spot, showcasing their
competitive spirit and skills, while BSHM wrapped up the competition by taking
fourth place. BSCrim's victory marked a triumphant conclusion to the tournament,
solidifying their position as the top basketball team in the intramurals.

Basketball Boys
In the exhilarating semifinals of the Boys' Basketball Intramurals, the clash
between the BS Criminology (BSCrim) and BS Information Technology (BSIT)
teams was a spectacle to remember. BSCrim emerged as the triumphant team,
showcasing impeccable teamwork, unwavering tenacity, and exceptional basketball
skills that left their opponents from BSIT trailing far behind. Their seamless blend of
offensive and defensive strategies allowed them to dominate the game from start to
finish, securing a resounding victory that will undoubtedly be etched in the annals of
Intramural history. Their outstanding performance not only highlighted their expertise
in the field of Criminology but also their prowess on the basketball court, earning
them a well-deserved triumph.
The second game of the Boys' Basketball Intramurals featured an overtime
showdown between the teams from BS Psychology (BSPsych) and BS Hotel
Management (BSHM). With the game tied at the end of regulation, both squads
displayed remarkable resilience and teamwork. BSPsych utilized their analytical skills
to devise strategic plays, while BSHM showcased their adaptability, mirroring the
flexibility required in their industry. Ultimately, it was BSPsych that emerged

victorious, demonstrating that mental strength and collaboration can prevail even in
the most intense sporting contests.
After winning their contest against BSHM, BSPsych advanced to compete for
the second-place spot against BSIT in the third game of the semifinals.
In this thrilling third game, the BS Information Technology (IT) team faced off
against the BS Psychology (Psych) team, with second place at stake. The match was
closely contested, but the IT team managed to secure the victory, clinching the
second-place finish. Their exceptional skills, teamwork, and unwavering
determination were on full display, earning them a well-deserved place in the final
rankings. The Psych team put up a strong fight, showcasing their resilience and
sportsmanship throughout the game. However, it was IT's day to shine as they
celebrated their hard-fought win and their well-deserved second-place finish in the
tournament.
In the culmination of intense competition and skill, the BS Criminology
(Crim) team emerged as the champions of the tournament, securing the coveted first-
place title. Their unwavering determination and exceptional teamwork propelled them
to victory. BS Information Technology (IT) claimed a well-earned second place,
showcasing their prowess on the court. Meanwhile, BS Psychology (Psych) secured
third place, and BS Hotel Management (BSHM) finished in fourth place,
demonstrating their sportsmanship and competitive spirit throughout the tournament.
The intramural competition celebrated the diverse talents and dedication of all
participating teams, making it a memorable and thrilling event for everyone involved.
The moment has arrived to present the awards to our students. These are the
students who received their awards:
Mobile Legend Tournamanent
Champion BSIT
1st BS Crim
2nd BSHM
3rd BSTM
Chess
Champion BS Crim
1st BSIT
2nd BSTM
3rd BSA
Scrabble
Champion BSBA
1st BS Psych
2nd BSEd
3rd BSIT
Word Factory
Champion BSEd
1st BSHM
2nd BSTM
3rd BSA
Darts
Champion BSHM
1st BS Psych
2nd BSBA
3rd BS Crim
Table Tennis (Single Boys)
Champion BS Crim
1st BSed
2nd BSIT
3rd BSHM
Table Tennis (Single Girls)
Champion BS Crim
1st BSEd
2nd BSIT
3rd BSBA
Table Tennis (Mixed Doubles)

Champion BSTM
1st BSA
2nd BSEd
3rd BSIt
Volleyball (Boys)
Champion BS Crim
1st BSTM
2nd BS Psych
3rd BSEd
Volleyball (Girls)
Champion BSIT
1st BS Crim
2nd BSEd
3rd BSBA
Mobile Legend Tournamanent
Champion BSIT
1st BS Crim
2nd BSHM
3rd BSTM
Basketball Boys
Champion BS Crim
1st BS Psych
2nd BSIT
3rd BSHM
Basketball Girls
Champion BS Crim
1st BSIT
2nd BSHM
3rd BSTM
Mass Zumba
Champion BSEd
1st BS Crim
2nd BSBA
3rd BSTM
Cheerdance
Champion BSTM
1st BSTM
2nd BSA
3rd BSIT
Badminton (Single Boys)
Champion BSEd
1st BSTM
2nd BS Psych
3rd BSBA
Badminton (Single Girls)
Champion BSEd
1st BSA
2nd BS Psych
3rd BSTM
Badminton (Mixed Doubles)
Champion BSHM
1st BSIT
2nd BS Crim
3rd BSIt
Kadang-kadang
Champion BSEd
1st BS Crim
2nd BSBA
3rd BSHM
Juego De Anilo
Champion BSEd
1st BSBA
2nd BSHM
3rd BS Psych
Piko
Champion BSEd
1st BS Crim
2nd BSHM
3rd BSBA
Over-All Traditional Games
Champion BSEd
1st BS Crim
2nd BSBA
3rd BSHM

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ST.

VINCENT COLLEGE OF CABUYAO

event was a resounding success.

opportunity to receive high-quality education at an affordable cost. Our time at the

happiness to all students during the SVCC Intramurals Event 2023.

Welcome to the spirited and exhilarating "Intramurals 2023" at St. Vincent

community, fostering unity and friendly competition.

athleticism, sportsmanship, and togetherness. We'll witness dedicated athletes striving

Intramurals 2023 is more than just competition; it's a celebration of the

defines St. Vincent College.

As we set out on this documentary journey, we invite you to join us in

revisiting the highlights of "Intramurals 2023," a celebration of sportsmanship,

camaraderie, and the unbeatable spirit of St. Vincent College.

On the originally scheduled date of September 25, 2023, which happened to be

looking forward to the Intramurals 2023 celebration. However, our excitement

quickly turned into disappointment as the event had to be postponed due to

In a Facebook post on the school's page, the caption read: "#WalangPasok:

smog, also known as "vog," which made outdoor gatherings impossible.

Consequently, we had to reschedule Intramurals 2023 to the following day, which,

although disappointing, served as a reminder of the importance of adaptability when

confronted with unexpected challenges.

This unforeseen situation highlighted the unpredictable nature of the

It also demonstrated the determination of organizers and participants who quickly

strong despite the obstacles caused by Taal Volcano's volcanic smog.

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from the College of Information Technology, known as BSIT (Bachelor of Science in

layer of excitement to their act.

the awesome crowd.

The third performer, who represents the College of Hospitality Management,

BSHM (Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management), chose a theme that revolves

portraying a group of friends watching the giant TV once again.

their incredible talent in the field of BSA/IS (Bachelor of Science in Accounting

with ribbons adorning their heads and hands.

and auditory feast.

a vibrant vibe. Their act was skillfully choreographed to a remix of well-known

surprise and distinctiveness to their act, effectively captivating the audience

Bachelor of Science in Psychology. These talented individuals are about to showcase

performed during the Super Bowl in 2023.

As the "Sikolohistas" get ready to perform, their fellow PsychMates are

psychology community is palpable and serves as a motivating backdrop for the

an unforgettable fusion of psychology and artistry, making the "Sikolohistas" a

highlight of the morning's entertainment.

The seventh performers, hailing from the BSTM (Bachelor of Science in

Tourism Management) department, graced the stage with an electrifying performance.

Their performance included a medley of dance routines set to various songs,

encompassed a range of styles, including "Daleng Dale," a cover of "Awitin Mo at

Isasayaw Ko," "Sumayaw Sumunod" popularized by the Sexbomb Girls, "Kendeng

balloon letter arrangement that spells out the acronym "BSTM."

of Criminal Justice, representing the BS Crim (Bachelor of Science in Criminology)

flawless formations throughout their performance.

Utilizing a range of props, including eye-catching banners featuring Zumba

and fitness-related messages, as well as dumbbells, they left a lasting impression.

splits, body drops, and other eye-catching maneuvers.

Cheerdance Competition: Rosanna S. Macalalad, who finished her degree in BSEd

Major in Filipino from Pamantasan ng Cabuyao; Evangeline Clemeña, who graduated

(Bachelor of Science in Accounting Information System). They were dressed in

As part of their performance, they incorporated props, including animal-