The San Carlos City Table Tennis Club (SCCTTC) in coordination with the City Sports Office awarded the 62nd Charter Day Table Tennis Tournament winners on June 26.
The tournament winners were: U12 Boys champion was Hammet Baynosa, 1st runner-up – Jarvey Joseph Sandagun and 2nd runner-up – Ramil Jagurin; U12 Girls champion – Denise Siaboc, 1st runner-up – Ella Batusin and 2nd runner-up – Jana Selene Sayson; U18 Boys champion – Stefan Magalona, 1st runner-up – Jairu Bayot and 2nd runner-up – Errold John Lambating;
U18 Girls champion was Febe Jeanne Magalona, 1st runner-up – Khrystille Jabillo and 2nd runner-up – Jairah Grace Oliveros; 25 Up Mixed champion – Brian Jerald Juntela, 1st runner-up – Vincent Montebon and 2nd runner up – John Felix Alvarez; 35 Up Mixed champion – Sarah Sayson, 1st runner-up – Mark Cabatas and 2nd runner-up – Ariel Empalmado; 45 Up Mixed champion – Gene Clifton Belza, 1st runner-up – Francisco Mamac Jr. and 2nd runner-up – Ronnie Cabanillas.
Trophies and cash prizes given to winners included P1,500 for U12 boys and girls categories champions; P1,000 for 1st runners-up and P800 for 2nd runners-up, while in U18 boys and girls categories champions received P2,000, P1,500 for the 1st runner-up and P1,000 for 2nd runner-up.
Champions of the 25 Up mixed, 35 Up mixed and 45 Up mixed categories received P3,000, while 1st runners-up and 2nd runners-up took home P2,000 and P1,000, respectively.
SCCTTC also gave out jerseys to all participants of the tournament.
Dennis Peñalosa, in behalf of Jesus Facundo Combato Jr., OIC of Sports Office, attended the competition.
On the other hand, Brian Jerald Juntela, coach coordinator of SCCTTC, said that out of more than 20 participants from different cities within Negros Occidental who had applied for the Senior High School varsity in UNO-R, three Sancarloseños table tennis players that ranked 1st to 3rd from the six chosen scholars were accepted.
Juntela added that the club, together with the city, will do better in order to give a brighter future for the players through the sport.*
