Sports Club - Bicol College SHS

16/12/2025

Women’s Volleyball: BC Maroons Battle to 1st Runner-Up Finish on Day 1

The BC Maroons delivered a strong campaign in the Women’s Volleyball category on Day 1 of the Daraga Municipal Sports Athletic Meet 2025, showcasing consistency and teamwork throughout their matches.

Bicol College opened the elimination round with a hard-earned 2–1 victory over Bascaran, followed by a clean 2–0 sweep against Malabog. The team carried their momentum into their third match, securing another 2–0 win against DNHS, finishing the round undefeated.

In the championship match, the Maroons faced a determined Bañadero players. Despite BC Maroons’ resilient play, Bañadero took control of the game and sealed the match 0–2, placing the Maroons in the runner-up position.

With three wins and only one loss, Bicol College proudly claimed 1st Runner-Up, marking a strong and commendable showing for the BC Maroons on opening day.

​The entire Sports club SHS extends its deepest gratitude to our exceptional players, committed trainers, and devoted coaches. We appreciate your unwavering discipline, sacrifices, and professional expertise. Thank you for your continued pursuit of excellence.

16/12/2025

BC Knights Shine on Day 1 of Chess Competition

Bicol College concluded Day 1 of the Daraga Municipal Sports Athletic Meet 2025 on December 11, 2025, with strong performances in chess at Anislag National High School.

Jian Patrick Bon fought a tough match against Lacag National High School’s Marellano for the bronze, finishing 2nd in Men’s Board 2 and ranking Overall 3rd Runner-Up. Jeremy Dongor secured 4th place in Men’s Board 1, while in the women’s division, Anna Floresta took 3rd place on Board 1 and Pei Matsuda Marticio finished 4th on Board 2.

The BC Knights’ performance highlighted both individual skill and team preparation. Coaches praised the players for their focus, strategic thinking, and composure throughout the intense matches.

With all games completed, we would like to thanks our players and also sir Jhon as their coach. we are proud of their accomplishments and the strong showing they delivered on Day 1 of the chess competition.

16/12/2025

Day 1 Triumph: Maroon Shuttlers

Daraga North Central School, December 11, 2025 — The Maroon Shuttlers Badminton Club (MSBC) of Bicol College showed determination and skill at the Daraga Municipal Sports Athletic Meet 2025 today. The team competed in singles and doubles matches against several local schools, aiming to showcase their talent, teamwork, and sportsmanship.

In the women’s events, Keanne Belle Soriano won a tough match in Women’s Singles A, while Jane Marleyn Llovido had mixed results in Women’s Singles B, winning some rounds but facing strong opponents in others. The women’s doubles team of Aliyah Seva and Jannel Rellora gave their best but struggled against experienced pairs.

In the men’s events, Mark Reyven Basquiñas and Ken Espina showed strong performances in Men’s Singles A and B, winning important matches and recovering from early set losses when needed. The men’s doubles pair of Mark Owen Trilles and Mark Joven Reolo also fought hard in close matches, demonstrating teamwork and strategy.

Overall, the Maroon Shuttlers displayed resilience, skill, and determination throughout the day, making Bicol College proud and proving themselves as strong contenders in the municipal badminton meet.

16/12/2025

Day 1: Bicol College Secures Arnis Gold at Daraga Municipal Meet 2025

Bicol College proudly opened its campaign at the Daraga Municipal Sports Athletic Meet 2025 with a strong showing in Arnis on December 11, 2025 at the Tabon-Tabon Covered Court.

BC athlete Emman Jerome P. Mape delivered an impressive performance in the semi-finals, outlasting DNHS’ Efa in a tight three-set match to secure the school’s place in the championship round. Teammate Ceejay R. Evero also competed in the semi-finals, putting up a determined effort before DNHS’ Macinas claimed the win.

Mape returned to the court for the finals against San Vicente Grande, where he displayed poise, accuracy, and control. Dominating both sets, he sealed the victory and earned Bicol College the gold medal in Arnis.

It was a strong and confident start for BC, marking a proud moment for the delegation on Day 1 of the municipal meet.

The sports club would like to thank the players for giving their best and also to sir Mark John P patropez as their coach.

10/12/2025

Goodluck BCEANS Student Athletes!

- BC SHS Sports Club-

29/11/2025

Patunay na ang SARAP ilaban dahil sa LAKAS ng determinasyon ng Bicol College - Daraga, Albay, Senior High School. is still ours!

24/11/2025

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Due to the current weather conditions, our Joint Intramurals 2025 has been officially moved to November 26–29. Your safety comes first, BCeans. Let’s all stay updated and stay safe. ❤️💛

24/11/2025

24/11/2025

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05/11/2025

𝐁𝐈𝐂𝐎𝐋 𝐂𝐎𝐋𝐋𝐄𝐆𝐄 𝐒𝐄𝐍𝐈𝐎𝐑 𝐇𝐈𝐆𝐇 𝐒𝐂𝐇𝐎𝐎𝐋 𝐀𝐓𝐇𝐋𝐄𝐓𝐄𝐒 𝐁𝐑𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐇𝐎𝐌𝐄 𝐁𝐑𝐎𝐍𝐙𝐄 𝐌𝐄𝐃𝐀𝐋𝐒 𝐈𝐍 𝐁𝐀𝐓𝐀𝐍𝐆 𝐏𝐈𝐍𝐎𝐘 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟓

Pride and honor for Bicol College Senior High School as athletes Lord Cedric T. Loterte and Mark Jessie Mendoza represented Team Albay in the Batang Pinoy 2025 National Championships held in General Santos City.

Loterte, 16, from Binitayan, Daraga, Albay, earned a bronze medal in kickboxing after a remarkable display of discipline and determination. Mendoza, who also competed in kickboxing, showed resilience and skill in a close match that ended in a split decision.

Both athletes shared their thoughts and experiences from the national competition:

Cedric Loterte shares his thoughts:
“Before the fight, I felt both excited and nervous about how my performance would turn out. Many people were expecting me to win gold because I had trained hard for Batang Pinoy. My parents made many sacrifices and personally supported my preparation, with help from Bicol College and the LGU. That made me even more determined to make their support worth it. When I stepped onto the mat, I prayed and focused on one goal—to give my best and show my talent.”

Mark Jessie Mendoza recounts his experience:
“Our flight was on October 24 to Davao, then we traveled to General Santos. The opening parade was on October 25 at the sports complex, weigh-in on October 27, and fight day on October 28. It took strict and consistent training to reach this level and represent Team Albay. I gave everything I had during the match, landing solid points with full confidence to win, but my opponent was tough, leading to a split decision from the judges.

Still, being part of Batang Pinoy is already a great achievement for me. After the fight, I remained thankful because I finished safely without any injury. I thank God for guiding me and everyone who supported and believed in me—my family, coaches, teammates, schoolmates, school, and friends. I’ll continue to work harder in the next competitions to reach my ultimate goal of winning the gold medal. Thank you, everyone.”

This success reflects the dedication of Bicol College athletes and the strong support of Bicol College, the Local Government Unit, and their coaches Edgar O. Oraa and Jho N. Nuylan Jr.

Congratulations, Lord Cedric Loterte and Mark Jessie Mendoza! You bring pride to Bicol College and to the province of Albay!

CCTO