Sharks, Humanistas rule Intramurals return

STORY BY KING DAVID MANGHI AND JULIA SOFIA CASTILLO

THE winner's hue is constantly blue.

The Grade 10 squad and the Humanities and Social Sciences Track emerged as overall champions of the Divine Grace School Intramurals last December.

The Salient Sharks of proved untouchable in the junior high school department with 214 points, while HUMSS amassed 207 points in the

The Grade 10 Salient Sharks bagged five titles, with the Grade 7 Unbreakabulls, Grade 8 Vicious Panthers, and Grade 9 Blazing Hawks finishing as bridesmaids, third and fourth placers, respectively. The more battle-scarred veterans they had, the more they proved their advantage in a multitude of ways.

The Salient Sharks showed the way in the women’s volleyball tournament. Mara Angeles was named MVP, while Alexis Bolambao and Camille Magundayao were part of the Mythical Six. In basketball, the Salient Sharks proved too much for the Vicious Panthers 43-25 and 60-43.

“Nakaka-proud makitang competitive sila na makamit ang kampeonato, kitang-kita ang determinasyon nila,” Salient Sharks adviser Noli Arcoriza said.

The Blue Humanistas copped four diadems, three 1st runners up, and three 2nd runners up tiaras in the threeday tilt.

Sofia Gallardo was adjudged MVP, while Anghelito Mateo and Irene Arroyo conquered both the badminton singles and doubles events, respectively. Cody Serrano settled for runner-up honors in chess, while John Paul Sadiwa, Mateo, and Ianbhrex Cagadas were also part of the Mythical Six in men's volleyball.