Team Tboli Multi Sports emerged overall champion in the recently concluded Race to Seven Eco-Cultural Challenge, one of the events of this year's Helobung Festival in Lake Sebu, South Cotabato.
Composed of Gilton Ponce, Allora Brava and Gilbert Elly, the winning team from the Municipality of Tboli ruled over 8 other teams which came from different parts of Mindanao.
They successfully conquered Race to Seven's 7 challenges or the competition's "7 ways to explore extreme Lake Sebu" and took home the P15,000 cash prize and a trophy.
All participating teams completed the challenges and exciting activities including collecting bean clam (agihis) at Falls #2, trekking to falls #1 via the 774-step canopy trail, riding a habal-habal, Tboli beads bracelet making at the Lang Dulay Weaving Center, wearing of Tboli dress and witnessed the Helobung Festival at the Municipal Plaza, made indigenous brooms & braided rings in Trankini & Mahil Falls, learned how to make mint & tarragon tea at Sebul Farm, catch and clean tilapias at Garden by the Lake Resort, and ride dugout canoes using boat paddles which they made from bamboos.
Below is the complete list of winners and participants:
The Race to Seven event was made possible by the Provincial Government of South Cotabato, Department of Tourism-12, LGU-Lake Sebu, the Friends of Holon & Melibengoy (FHM), and the Provincial Tourism Council of South Cotabato, Inc., and their sponsors.
They successfully conquered Race to Seven's 7 challenges or the competition's "7 ways to explore extreme Lake Sebu" and took home the P15,000 cash prize and a trophy.
All participating teams completed the challenges and exciting activities including collecting bean clam (agihis) at Falls #2, trekking to falls #1 via the 774-step canopy trail, riding a habal-habal, Tboli beads bracelet making at the Lang Dulay Weaving Center, wearing of Tboli dress and witnessed the Helobung Festival at the Municipal Plaza, made indigenous brooms & braided rings in Trankini & Mahil Falls, learned how to make mint & tarragon tea at Sebul Farm, catch and clean tilapias at Garden by the Lake Resort, and ride dugout canoes using boat paddles which they made from bamboos.
Below is the complete list of winners and participants:
FIRST PLACE (P15,000.00)
TEAM TBOLI MULTI SPORTS
1. GILTON PONCE
2. ALLORA BRAVA
3. GILBERT ELLY
1. GILTON PONCE
2. ALLORA BRAVA
3. GILBERT ELLY
SECOND PLACE (P10,000.00)
TEAM DREAMERS
1. JADE TIMBAL
2. KELVIN KINJIYO
3. JOEY AQUINO
1. JADE TIMBAL
2. KELVIN KINJIYO
3. JOEY AQUINO
THIRD PLACE (P5,000.00)
TEAM AMBOT
1. JOHN FREDERICK FUENTES
2. GENIE AGOILO
3. SEAN JOHN AYING
1. JOHN FREDERICK FUENTES
2. GENIE AGOILO
3. SEAN JOHN AYING
TEAM KAWAYAN
1. JOHN MARK ALCANTARA
2. MARIA VERONICA BASILIO
3. LINO BASILIO
1. JOHN MARK ALCANTARA
2. MARIA VERONICA BASILIO
3. LINO BASILIO
TEAM NUTNULL
1. ARCIE VER ALKARIS
2. BRETCH GUME GARUNEZ
3. CHARRIZE ARCINOZ
1. ARCIE VER ALKARIS
2. BRETCH GUME GARUNEZ
3. CHARRIZE ARCINOZ
TEAM NARANIAG
1. ROGELLO PAGADUAN
2. MARY GRACE VILLARIA
3. FRANCISCO CERBO
1. ROGELLO PAGADUAN
2. MARY GRACE VILLARIA
3. FRANCISCO CERBO
TEAM BAYANIHAN
1. REY FUENTES
2. REGINE FUENTES
3. JULIUS FUENTES
1. REY FUENTES
2. REGINE FUENTES
3. JULIUS FUENTES
TEAM PERS
1. FRANCISCO JAPHET MORALDE
2. CHRISTIAN CASTAÑEDA
3. ELAINE THERESE CASTAÑEDA
1. FRANCISCO JAPHET MORALDE
2. CHRISTIAN CASTAÑEDA
3. ELAINE THERESE CASTAÑEDA
TEAM FRIENDS OF MATUTUM
1. LHARRYL JOHN EGHARAS
2. GEMMA MALAYO
3. ALDRIN ROND
1. LHARRYL JOHN EGHARAS
2. GEMMA MALAYO
3. ALDRIN ROND
The Race to Seven event was made possible by the Provincial Government of South Cotabato, Department of Tourism-12, LGU-Lake Sebu, the Friends of Holon & Melibengoy (FHM), and the Provincial Tourism Council of South Cotabato, Inc., and their sponsors.
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