13/07/2026
Victory isn't always measured by the number of medals we bring home, but by the courage to keep showing up despite every challenge along the way. Despite the long journey, the delayed start of the event, and competing under a compressed schedule due to the mall's operating hours, SSKI-JKS Tagbilaran City stood its ground with discipline, courage, and unwavering determination. Their perseverance was rewarded with an outstanding achievement of 5 Gold Medals, 4 Silver Medals, and 15 Bronze Medals.
Although the tournament did not unfold exactly as hoped and some expectations were left unmet, the team embraced both victory and defeat with humility. Every match became a lesson, every setback became motivation, and every medal—regardless of its color—served as a reminder that success is built through resilience, hard work, and character. But beyond the podium, we also gained something even more valuable—experience, lessons, and a stronger mindset.
To all our athletes, coaches, parents, and supporters—thank you for representing our dojo with honor and humility. Congratulations on a job well done. Keep your heads high, continue training with purpose, and come back stronger than ever.
This journey doesn't end here. We go back to training, carrying our victories with pride, our defeats with grace, and our eyes fixed on the next challenge. SSKI-JKS Tagbilaran City now looks forward to the Sandugo Tigi Karatedo Championship 2026, happening on July 18–19 in Panglao, Bohol.
