STUDENT GOVERNMENT COUNCIL

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HUDYAKA
2023 EVENT
PRIMER
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I. RATIONALE
Disconnected from the world for years, the Philippine Women's College of
Davao (PWC) has never been the same without the students who paint all
corners of the school with fun, competitiveness, talent, and creativity.
Intramurals, a highly anticipated event every school year, was lost to give way
to the COVID-19 pandemic, leaving students utterly focused on their
academics with little to no opportunities to showcase what they can also be
good at—music, sports, the arts, and many more. This is about to change as
the Intramurals is making a return to our beloved Philwomenians.

The theme shall be, "Hugyaw alang sa Hudyaka 2023: Painting

Philwomenians with Colors of Sportsmanship and Solidarity!" and with it, the
PWC Student Government Council - SHS intends to bring out the colors of every
Philwomenian and give them opportunities to showcase the best of them in
our schools. Hudyaka is a Visayan word that translates to "revelry" which
means liveliness and festivities. Thus, it is the goal of the Student Government
Council to bring back the enthusiastic spirit of Philwomenians in this week-long
Intramurals within the PWC Senior High School Community.

II. OBJECTIVES
To help students improve their self-confidence and engage in the digital world;
To promote sportsmanship, teamwork, and camaraderie among students;
To provide opportunities for students to showcase their skills and talents;
To enjoy all the activity with fairness, ethics, respect, and solidarity;
To foster unity and cooperation among the different teams;
To bring back the spirit of physical events to students.
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III. GENERAL GUIDELINES

The participants must be bona fide senior high school students of the
Philippine Women's College of Davao for the school year 2022-2023.

Event execution and recording can be done online or on-site.

Draw lots shall be done beforehand to determine the sequence of

presentations throughout the intramural activity.

Tardiness, failure to submit entries or appear on the day of the event shall
be prohibited and is subject to default or disqualification. Hence, they are
not allowed to perform or present except when there are technical errors or
sudden changes in plans during the events.

An entry that violates three (3) or more items in the event guideline shall
automatically be disqualified. Moreover, in case of minimal violations (1 to
2), a deduction of three (3) points from each of the judges' scores will be
imposed, except for indicated deductions in each event on the time
element.

The working committee will closely monitor every student's attendance

through the forms provided. The class mayors and the team captains of
each respective team will take care of the attendance.

Each team is requested to select a team captain and an assistant team

captain. The captains are responsible for informing their team of all
activities' rules, policies, guidelines, and mechanics. They are also assigned
to keep their players or participants well behaved. The team captains also
relay the announcements and information from the working committee to
their respective teams.
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III. GENERAL GUIDELINES

Each student must strictly adhere to the safety precautions outlined by the
(Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious
Diseases) IATF and the PWC Disaster Action Team.

In cases of complaints, they must be made in writing and addressed to the

event officials. The student council and event officials will not entertain any
verbal complaints.

Each student is requested to bring their official ID for identification and

security purposes.

Upon the release of the official Intramurals shirt or program/team jersey,

players of each game must wear them for recognition and identification.

Individuals such as vendors, personnel, and others with official business

with the school or event can enter the premises. However, the school strictly
prohibits unauthorized individuals or those not affiliated with the school or
event from entering the premises.

Team managers must monitor their members. Students are allowed to

participate in one or more events.
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IV. TEAM DESCRIPTIONS

TECHNICAL- SCIENCE,
ACCOUNTANCY,
HUMANITIES AND VOCATIONAL- TECHNOLOGY,
STRAND BUSINESS, AND
SOCIAL SCIENCE LIVELIHOOD AND ARTS ENGINEERING, AND
MANAGEMENT
AND DESIGN MATHEMATICS

Adventurers of Scholars of
NAME Adepti of Liyue Warriors of Inazuma
Mondstadt Sumeru

COLOUR

Morax, the ruler of

Sumeru is the land
Mondstadt is the land Liyue, is credited with
of wisdom and
of freedom, literature, creating the currency Inazuma is the Land
knowledge. It is the
freedom of speech, known as 'Mora' and of Eternity. It places
home of Akademiya
lawless and lawful. is also recognized as importance in crafts
(scholars).
Mondstadt is also the overseer of like swordsmanship.
Akademiya is where
where the player goes contracts. The region They place
they built
first in the game, and is bustling with importance in
technology to help
language is also one merchants. 'Mora' preservation, and with
in stocking
DESCRIPTION of the first things a represents money, a preservation comes
knowledge, and it is
person learns - then crucial element in with eternity. Crafts
also a school where
language leads to accountancy, while come in an shape or
they mostly prioritize
relationships - and contracts refer to form — so this fits TVL.
studying and
social relationships agreements ICT uses gadgets, and
research. STEM
are significantly commonly used in those can come from
students are often
discussed in the business, crafts. Cookery can
seen as scholarly
humanities and social management, and also be a form of art.
and academic;
sciences. accounting, which is
Sumeru fits the best.
the ABM strand.

SYMBOL
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V. POLICIES
FRAMES
The working committee will provide each team with the official Facebook
frame, which they must use during the intramural proper and formal
launching program.
QUALIFICATION OF PARTICIPANTS
All participants should have been enrolled for the school year 2022–2023 of
the second semester. The teams must send the list of participants, team
captains, and team advisers to the working committee a week before the
event. Students who plan to participate in activities must obtain their
parents' consent.
BANNERS
The team must provide a banner, which will be used during the parade,
formal opening program, and banner raising.
TEASER VIDEOS
Each team must provide a 10-15 second teaser video about their
respective teams. The content of the video must be connected to the
team's origin and offerings and provide entertainment, education, or moral
values. The video must not contain explicit content promoting sex, nudity,
violence, or drugs. It should not violate any copyrights, trademarks, or
other intellectual property rights of any person or entity.

All entries will undergo screening and evaluation before the event. The
video must be in MP4 format and emailed to the working committee at
[email protected] with the subject and file name: TEASER - Team
Name. This teaser video will be shown during the opening ceremony
program.
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V. POLICIES
PROTEST
A protest fee of P500.00 will be charged. All protests must be done in writing
and filed within one hour after the game or activity. Only the team captain
can file the complaint endorsed by the team adviser.
The team captain shall lodge the protest during the game, duly noted
by the coach.

Protests lodged during the game must be filed in writing and submitted
to the Jury of Appeals through the working committee within one (1)
hour after the event or game.

Protests must be emailed to the working committee at

[email protected] with the subject: CALL TO PROTEST.

After paying the protest fee, the Jury of Appeals will call a meeting to
deliberate the case.

The decision of the Jury of Appeals is final and irrevocable.

GROUND RULES
The succession game will follow after defaulting time, 15 minutes after
the last call. This ruling applies to all teams. In cases of unfavorable
weather conditions that may endanger the players' safety, the event's
tournament chairperson and the coaches of the competing teams will
decide when to resume the game.

Only the ball or game captain can clarify the decision of the umpires or
referees during the game.
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V. POLICIES
GROUND RULES
Only the designated coach and assistant coach, who may be hired for
the specific purpose, will be allowed to sit on the bench.

Only the coach can file written complaints.

Players must not wear watches, rings, earrings, and bracelets, and they
must not have long fingernails during the games.

EQUIPMENT
Each team shall provide its equipment and props during practices up to
the submission of the final output. The working committee will not cater
to requests or provide equipment and props except for official games.

The Office of Student Affairs and the School Sports and Development
Office (SSDO) will provide the official ball and other supplies during the
advanced games and intramural proper.

TOURNAMENT FORMAT
All teams shall play in a double-elimination system.

In case of a tie, the winner will be determined by either comparing the

results of the tied individuals against each other or using a quotient
system.
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V. POLICIES
POINT SYSTEM

MAJOR EVENTS MINOR A. EVENTS

(Basketball,
Volleyball, (Spelling Bee,
Badminton, Table Extemporaneous MINOR B. EVENTS
Tennis, Dart, Speech, Craft 1.4.6,
Athletics, Dramatikong (Hilang Lubid,
Chinese Garter,
Cheerdance, Mega Pagkukuwento,
Luksong Tinik,
Crew Hip Hop, Makata ng Taon
Luksong Lubid,
Dance Sports, Vocal 2023, Quizzards,
Patintero, Karera sa
Duet, Lip Sync Battle, On-the-spot Poster
Sako, Karang-
Battle of the Bands, Making, Scrabble, karang, Takyan,
Filmmaking, PWC Chess, Rubik’s Jackstone, Pick Up
Grand and Cube, Jengga, Sticks)
Grandeur 2023, Word Factory,
Banner Raising, Mobile Legend, Call
Booth Making) of Duty)

CHAMPION 100 80 60

1ST RUNNER UP 90 70 50

2ND RUNNER UP 80 60 40

3RD RUNNER UP 70 50 30

NON-PARTICIPATION — 20 — 20 — 20
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V. POLICIES
EVENTS, COMPOSITIONS, ENTRIES

EVENTS NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS PER TEAM CATEGORY

Basketball 15-18 each category men & women

Volleyball 8-12 each category men & women

Badminton 3-5

Table Tennis 2 each category

Dart 4 each category men & women

Athletics 4 each category men & women

Hilang Lubid 10 each category men & women

Chinese Garter 1 each category men & women

Luksong TInik 1 each category men & women

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EVENTS, COMPOSITIONS, ENTRIES

EVENTS NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS PER TEAM CATEGORY

Luksong Lubid 1 each category men & women

Patintero 5 -

Karera sa Sako 10 (5 men and 5 women) -

Karang-Karang 5 -

Takyan 3 -

Jackstone 1 -

Pick up sticks 3 -

Spelling Bee 2 -

Extemporaneous Speech 1 -

Craft 1.4.6 1 -
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V. POLICIES
EVENTS, COMPOSITIONS, ENTRIES

EVENTS NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS PER TEAM CATEGORY

Dramatikong Pagkukuwento 3 -

Makata ng Taon 2023 1 -

Filmmaking - 1 entry

Quizzards 3 -

On-the-spot Poster Making 1 -

Cheerdance 20-30 -

Mega Crew : Hiphop 20-30 -

Dance Sports 1 pair (Girl & Boy) -

Vocal Duet 1 pair (Girl & Boy) -

Lip Sync Battle 1 -

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V. POLICIES
EVENTS, COMPOSITIONS, ENTRIES

EVENTS NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS PER TEAM CATEGORY

Battle of the Bands 6-7 participants -

Scrabble 1 each category men & women

Chess 1 each category men & women

Rubik's Cube 1 each category men & women

Jengga 1 each category men & women

Word Factory 1 each category men & women

3 teams x 6
Mobile Legends 18
members

3 teams x 6
Call of Duty Mobile 18
members

PWC Grand and Grandeur

4 2 men & 2 women
2023
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V. POLICIES
EVENTS, COMPOSITIONS, ENTRIES

EVENTS NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS PER TEAM ENTRIES

Banner Raising 1 each category men and women

Booth Making 1 entry

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VI. MECHANICS
SPORT EVENTS

BASKETBALL
TEAM COMPOSITION
A team shall comprise up to 15-18 officially registered team members and a
COACH (Student Member/Teacher Member). Only the officially registered
players and officials reflected in the players' list are allowed to sit on the
team bench.

COACH
A responsible coach shall head a team. A team can only play with a
teacher in charge and an officially designated coach.
Only the teacher-coach can stay within the team bench area during official
games. The Basketball Committee shall identify this area. The teacher-
coach is responsible for maintaining the number of team members on their
own bench.

GAME FORMAT
The games will be played in a PASSARELLE format for MEN'S DIVISION ONLY.
First quarter shall be played by 5 players.
Second quarter shall be played by another 5 members who were not able
to play in the first quarter.
Third quarter shall be played by another 5 members who were not able to
play in the first and second quarter.
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BASKETBALL
Fourth quarter is a combination of players from the first, second and third
quarter and the other three reserve players.
The three reserve players should not be varsity players.
The team may also choose not to let them play in a game. The purpose of
having reserve players is for the team to be still complete just in case a
player will be injured during the duration of the intramurals. In short, there
be at least 15 players in every game.
Shuffling rule and substitution shall be applied only in the fourth quarter.
Only two DACS varsity players will be allowed in each quarter. This means
that a team may have a maximun of 6 varsity players, two in each quarter.
During the fourth quarter, they may play but still, only two will be allowed
inside the court.
In case a team cannot reach 15 players, the opposing team shall choose
the player/s who will play during the handiccaped quarter.
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VI. MECHANICS
SPORT EVENTS

BASKETBALL
TIMING REGULATIONS
For the MEN'S DIVISION, the game shall be played in four (4) quarters of ten
(10) minutes each, except for the fourth quarter.
The interval between periods is 30 seconds, while the interval between
halves is one (1) minute.
In the game format, there is no substitution in the three consecutive
quarters for men's division.
In the case of the Women's Division, the game shall be played in 4
quarters of 8 minutes of running time each, except in the Finals, which
will have a 4-minute stop time in the 4th quarter.
One timeout in the 1st to 3rd quarter, two timeouts shall be given in the 4th
quarter for both men and women. Accumulation of unused timeouts shall
not be honored.
Forfeiting Time: Teams that fail to field five (5) eligible players after 15
minutes of their scheduled game time will forfeit the game in favor of their
opponents.
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VI. MECHANICS
SPORT EVENTS

BASKETBALL
IN CASE OF DISQUALIFICATION
A thrown-out player must leave the confines of the play area.
Players sent out/ejected of the game by the referees shall be suspended
from their team's next schedule game and the suspension may be
upgraded depending on the severity of their actions which shall be
determined by the technical committee.

PLAYERS/COACHES CONDUCT
Any player/coach, who is penalized with a disqualifying foul and ejected
because of flagrantly unsportsmanlike action/conduct, shall be penalized
accordingly (as may be determined by the technical committee).
Uttering/shouting of obscene/foul language/bad words or verbal abuse
from players/coaches to opponents/officials or teammates shall not be
tolerated. Such act shall be dealt with a warning or a technical foul. The
coach shall be responsible for the DISCIPLINE and BEHAVIOR of the followers,
supporters and friends of the team.
Teams shall keep and leave their bench areas clean and orderly. Non-
compliance shall be dealt with a warning for the first offense, TECHNICAL
FOUL for the second offense.
Coaches shall always confirm their next schedule of game with the
tournament manager BEFORE leaving the playing venue or after their game.
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VI. MECHANICS
SPORT EVENTS

BASKETBALL
UNIFORM
In an effort to reduce confusion for officials and opponents, team jersey
uniform is encouraged.
If the team does not have an official jersey uniform, they shall wear a jersey
that represents the team color.
If a player from a team fails to wear a jersey that represents the team color,
3 points per player shall be given to the opposing team.
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VI. MECHANICS
SPORT EVENTS

VOLLEYBALL
TEAM COMPOSITION
Each team shall be composed of the following: One (1) Coach (Student or
teacher), and twelve (12) Players including two liberos. Only those players
and team officials whose names appear in the entry list will be allowed to
sit on the Players Bench.

GENERAL RULES
The FIVB International Rules 2009 – 2015 Edition shall apply.

MODE OF TOURNAMENT
Two (2) bracket double-elimination system of the game shall apply.
The rally point system shall apply 1-25 points in all sets. In case of a 24-24
score, a team with (2) points advantage shall win the set. Should there be a
deciding set or final set, the change court shall be at 13 points.
Matches shall be played in 2 out of 3 sets during the preliminary up to finals.
The rally point system (1-25) in all sets shall apply. Should there be a
deciding or final set, rally point system shall be from 1 to 25 points. In case
of a tie, 24-24, the team with two (2) points advantage shall win the set. The
change court shall be at 12 points.
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VI. MECHANICS AND CRITERIA

SPORT EVENTS

VOLLEYBALL
DEFAULT/FORFEITURE
A team is eliminated from the championship round if it declares its game in
default (voluntary forfeiture) and walks out before or during the match. All
of its game results will be nullified, and the opponent's team will be
declared the match winner. This rule is applicable from the preliminary
round to the championship round.

UNIFORM
The uniform must match the team color, and the jersey must only be
numbered from 1 to 18.
Team officials/coaches wearing shorts and slippers cannot sit on the
player's bench.

MISCONDUCT AND SANCTIONS DURING COMPETITION

Participants must refrain from actions or attitudes aimed at influencing the
referee's decision or covering up mistakes made by the team. All forms of
misconduct during the competition will be sanctioned according to the
sanction scale.
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VOLLEYBALL
PROTOCOL
All team officials and players must be near the volleyball court forty-five
(45) minutes before the scheduled game. Five (5) minutes before the
match, the first and second referees shall conduct the coin toss and other
game proceedings. The game shall start as scheduled.
At the end of the match, the team captain thanks the referees and signs
the score sheet to ratify the outcome.

BADMINTON

The event will be conducted at the RSM Events Center on ___.

The Sports Committee/Teachers-in-Charge shall be responsible for the
technical organization of the game. The committee's decision in all matters
regarding the tournament shall be final.
RULES
The competition shall be held following the current laws and regulations of
the Badminton World Federation (BWF). However, in matters not provided
for in the rules of the competition, decisions shall rest with the Sports
Committee or Teachers-in-Charge.
Only the coach can approach the match control referee with questions and
inquiries.
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VI. MECHANICS
SPORT EVENTS
BADMINTON
TOURNAMENT FORMAT
Team event double elimination (Boys/Girls)
Singles A
Doubles
Singles B
Singles A player cannot play in the doubles.
Singles B player may play in the doubles.
Singles A player will be played first, followed by Doubles.
Singles B player will break the tie.
No substitution is allowed during the match.
The law of succession shall be observed.
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VI. MECHANICS
SPORT EVENTS
BADMINTON
SCORING
During the elimination and quarter-finals, a modified scoring system, 1 to 31
rally points, will be played in all matches. Players will change ends at 16
points. Semi-finals and finals will adopt the standard scoring system (1 – 21
rally points), best of three (3) games.

WALK-OVERS
A fifteen (15) minute grace period on the scheduled match shall be given.
Otherwise, the absent team/player shall be declared the loser via walk-
over.

COMPETITION UNIFORM
Participants must wear their team/school colors or a prescribed Badminton
Uniform.
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VI. MECHANICS
SPORT EVENTS
BADMINTON
UNFORSEEN EVENT
The referee's decision on any disputes during the competition shall be final.
If the ongoing team ties or matches are impossible to continue, such ties or
matches shall be continued later from the point they were disrupted.

TABLE TENNIS
COMPETITION FORMAT
A team is composed of two (2) male and two (2) female players playing for
singles event only.
Scoring is 11 rally point best of 3 out of 5 games.
Entries for all events shall be drawn and played on a double elimination
format.
The official ball shall be a colored-white or orange 3-star (40 mm) ball of
any brand.
A game shall be won by the player or pair first scoring eleven (11) points
unless both players or pairs score ten (10) points, in which case the game
shall be won by the player or pair scoring subsequently two (2) points more
than the opposing player.
Playing attire shall be a short-sleeved shirt, shorts or skirt, socks, and
playing shoes.
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VI. MECHANICS
SPORT EVENTS
TABLE TENNIS
DEFAULT
At the call of the referee or his/her assigned deputy, called players must
immediately proceed to their assigned match area (table number 1, 2, or
Called player/s who are absent or who are not within their assigned match
area five (5) minutes after the final call, shall be considered in default.
Participants/players are enjoined to stay at a clear audible distance from
the referee's loudspeaker for announcements and match calls. No grace
period for latecomers shall be considered.
One (1) minute time-out each per match shall be allowed to opposing
individuals whom the player or coach may decide.
The technical expert reserves the right to resolve these Guidelines and the
Schedule of matches in the event of unforeseen or unexpected
occurrences.
Reference: MILO Technical Rules Handbook
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VI. MECHANICS
SPORT EVENTS
DART

301 Double-out Dart rules shall be applied.

Every team must have 8 players, four (4) for the men's division and four (4)
for the women's division to be played in team event double elimination
format.
The players must know how to play the game of cards.
All teams start with 501 points. The number hit (by each player of the team)
is reduced from the starting points and the game ends when the team
score becomes exactly zero (0).

Scores on the board

The number on the board is amount of the points scored.
Hitting the outer ring area (Double) scores a double. The scored is twice the
number on the board.
Hitting the thin ring inside the point area (Triple) scores a triple.
The circle in the center of the board is the bull (50 points)
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VI. MECHANICS
SPORT EVENTS
ATHLETICS (TRACK)
The purpose of athletics is to provide learning experiences, which contribute to
physical, mental, social and emotional growth. Athletics should foster the
development of positive self-esteem and a climate among coaches and team
members where mutual respect is valued

MECHANICS AND GUIDELINES:

There will be four (4) events for athletics (track event). The following events
are as follows: 100 M, 200 M, 400 M & 4 X 100 M relay.
Two (2) categories are observed men & women.
Eight (8) players per team/strand. Breakdown of four (4) male & female
respectively.
One individual event per athlete except for relay.

RACE MECHANICS
Athletes must be able to check-in at least 5 minutes before gun start.
Athletes who arrive at the starting line after 15 minutes grace period, will not
be allowed to proceed and considered (disqualified) DQ.
Team/strand or crew must bring and carry their own hydration needs (such
as water or electrolyte drinks) for their respective athletes.
A 'LEAVE NO TRACE' policy or 'CLAYGO' will be implemented. No cups &
bottled water will be distributed at the racetrack.
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VI. MECHANICS
SPORT EVENTS
ATHLETICS (TRACK)
All athletes and its crew/strand delegation must display courtesy, proper
decorum and discipline as expected.
Violent acts of any nature for the whole race duration will not be tolerated.

SEEDING FORM
Only official athletes listed on this form will be allowed to race during the
event.
In case of unforeseeable circumstances, the team coach or delegate head
can replace their athlete/s.
Team/strand coach will send a hard copy of this form prior to race day.

UNIFORM
Team/strand shall wear a singlet or shirt that represent their team color to
avoid confusion on the part of the technical officials.
Barefoot running or unshod running is not allowed and can be a ground for
disqualification.
Nudy or running topless is strictly prohibited and a ground for
disqualification.
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SPELLING BEE
There should be two (2) participants per team. One (1) from Grade 11 and
one (1) from Grade 12.
The participants will be provided with a marker, eraser, and writing board.
The contest will be facilitated by a committee composed of the following:
a) arbiter;
b) bee master;
c) timekeeper;
d) 2 checkers;
e) tabulator.
The American Heritage Dictionary will be used as the official reference.
This competition will have three (3) rounds: Easy Round, Average Round
and Difficult Round.
For every round, there will be ten (10) words.
For every word spelled correctly, the participant will receive the
corresponding point/points: Easy Round – 1 point, Average Round – 3 points,
Difficult Round – 5 points.
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SPELLING BEE
Words shall be pronounced according to the diacritical markings in the
dictionary. The Bee Master will give a definition and use the word in a
sentence. The Bee Master will do it twice.
Participants are not allowed to write until the Bee Master gives the signal.
The participants will be given 20 seconds to write for the easy round. The
participants will be given 40 seconds to write for the average round. For the
difficult round, the participants will be given 1 minute to write.
The participants must make sure that their handwriting is legible. If the
checkers cannot read what they have written, their answer is automatically
incorrect.
A bell will be rung once the time is up.
The participants must raise their writing boards, even if they did not write
any letters, and wait for the Bee Master’s signal to put them down.
To avoid confusion, all letters in the word to be spelled must be written in
CAPITAL LETTERS. Any participant who will not follow the rule, even if he or
she spells the word correctly, will not get the corresponding point or points.
There will be a clincher round in case of a tie, and the first person to raise
the board with the correct answer wins the round.
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LITERARY EVENTS
EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECH

There should be one (1) participant per team.

Each participant shall draw a topic from the box.
Each participant shall be given three (3) minutes to prepare and three (3)
minutes to deliver the speech. A white flaglet will be raised to signal the last
one (1) minute.
In the three (3) minutes of preparation, the participant may take down
notes/points. However, the note/paper shall not be used/brought during
the delivery.
The delivery style may be conversational, oratorical or a combination of
both. The speech must have an introduction, body and conclusion.
The category is English, and the topics are related to current issues.
Every entry will have different topics to talk about. Thus, all participants sit
on stage and pick up a topic.
The participant must be at the venue before the contest proper. Late entries
shall be disqualified from the competition.
The participant should not wear his/her school uniform but rather should
wear formal attire.
The use of sound effects and props is disallowed. A microphone with a
stand will be provided at the center stage.
The judges’ decision is final unless subject to the deduction of points.
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VI. CRITERIA
LITERARY EVENTS
EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECH

CRITERIA FOR JUDGING

CONTENT 35%
Clear organization
Implication of the ideas propounded.
Relevance to the perspective

DELIVERY 35%
Rhetorical and logical presentation of content
Articulation flow

CONTEMPORARY TONGUE 20%

Pronunciation, enunciation, and action

STAGE PRESENCE 10%

Eye contact, poise, and pesonality

TOTAL: 100%
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VI. MECHANICS
LITERARY EVENTS
CRAFT 1.4.6
There should be one (1) participant per team.
The entry is one (1) discourser of four (4) crafts in six (6) minutes.
Sound or background effects are allowed for each entry.
Costumes and props must be used.
The following streams must be delivered by each entry:

a) Hosting in 1 minute and 30 seconds (holding a microphone at the right side

of the stage)
b) News casting in 30 seconds; sports call in 30 seconds – a total of 1 minute
(holding a microphone at the right side of the stage)
c) Gospel reading in 1 minute (standing before a microphone at the center of
the stage)
d) Sermonette on conduct or duty in 1 minute and 30 seconds (standing
before a microphone at the left side of the stage)

Shifting pressure is within 20 seconds before and after the streams. A bell
will ring after shifting pressure, which will also serve as a cue to begin the
next course.
A white flag will signal every course's last ten (10) seconds.
The judges' decision is final unless subject to the deduction of points.
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VI. CRITERIA
LITERARY EVENTS
CRAFT 1.4.6

CRITERIA FOR JUDGING

THE DISCOURSES "ARRIVE" 25 POINTS

15 POINTS
THE DISCOURSES "WARES"

VERSATILITY IMPACT 10 POINTS

TOTAL: 50 POINTS
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LITERARY EVENTS
DRAMATIKONG PAGKUKUWENTO

Bukas ang paligsahan sa lahat ng strand, tatlong represetante bawat

pangkat.
Dalawang piyesa lamang ang pagpipilian sa presentasyon, monologo ni
Sisa para sa babae at monologo ni Heneral Luna para sa lalaki, isang
kasarian lamang ng represetante ang pipiliin. Kung nais piliin ang
monologo ni Sisa, tiyaking lahat ng kalahok ay mga babae at kung
monologo naman ni Heneral Luna ang pipiliin, tiyaking lahat ng kalahok ay
mga lalaki. Ito’y isasaulo at lalapatan ng tatlong emosyon. Hal: galit, saya,
takot, iyak, nababaliw at naguguluhan.
Mayroong tatlong senaryo ang ipapakita ng bawat pangkat, bawat
emosyon ay may nakaatas na represetante.
Dalawang oras bago ang pagtatanghal ay bubunutin ng mga kalahok ang
tatlong emosyon na gagamitin.
Maaaring gumamit ng background music, maaari ring gumawa o lumikha
ang kalahok ng sarling tunog gamit ang bibig.
Sa pagtatanghal ay maaaring magpalit ng kasuotan ang kalahok,
depende kung ano ang estratehiya ng representante.
Bibigyan lamang ng 3-5 na minuto ang bawat pangkat para sa
presentasyon.
Ang hindi pagsunod sa kabuuang panuto ay may karampatang bawas na
puntos na ipapataw.
Ang kapasyahan ng lupon ng hurado ay pinal at hindi na maaari pang
baguhin.
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VI. CRITERIA
LITERARY EVENTS

KRAYTERYA SA PAGTATASA NG DRAMATIKONG PAGKUKUWENTO:

NILALAMAN
KABULUHANG HATID NG PAGKUKUWENTO AT BIGAT NG 25%
DIWANG NAKAPALOOB.

PISIKAL NA KAANYUAN
TINDIG, KASUOTAN AT TINGIN. 10%
BOSES 15%
LAKAS AT HINA, BILIS AT BAGAL, INTONASYON AT TAMANG
PAGBIGKAS.

DRAMATIKONG KAANGKUPAN
PARAAN NG PAGBIBIGAY EMOSYON SA PIYESA AT ISTILONG
35%
GINAMIT.

KABUUANG PAGTATANGHAL AT
15%
IMPAK SA MADLA

KABUUAN: 100%
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LITERARY EVENTS
MAKATA NG TAON 2023: BALAK (SPOKEN POETRY-BISAYA)

Bukas ang paligsahan sa lahat ng mag-aaral sa Senior High School.

Isang (1) kalahok sa bawat strand (ABM, HUMSS, STEM, at TVL) at may
apat (4) na kalahok ang maglalaban-laban.
Ang kalahok ay kailangang nakasuot ng angkop na kasuotang
pampilipino at siguraduhing di makikita ang mga maseselang bahagi
ng katawan.
Ang mga kalahok ay inaasahang papasok sa personal na pagtitipon
30-minuto bago magsimula ang timpalak.
Ang piyesa na gagamitin sa nasabing patimpalak ay dapat orihinal o
sariling katha o isinulat mismo ng bibigkas. Nakadepende sa makata
ang tema ng kanyang tula basta ang midyum na wika na gagamitin ay
dayalektong Bisaya.
Ang piyesa (softcopy) ay isusumite sa mga komite, isang (1) linggo
bago ang araw ng patimpalak.
Hindi pinahihintulutan ang pagdadala ng kodigo habang binibigkas ang
nasabing balak.
Bibigyan lamang ng tatlo (3) hanggang limang (5) minuto ang mga
kalahok sa pagbigkas ng kanilang isinulat na piyesa.
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VI. MECHANICS AND CRITERIA

LITERARY EVENTS
MAKATA NG TAON 2023: BALAK (SPOKEN POETRY-BISAYA)

Maaaring gumamit ng background music habang nagtutula pero

siguraduhing ito’y may kaangkupan.
Ang kapasyahan ng lupon ng hurado ay pinal at hindi na maaari pang
baguhin.

KRAYTERYA SA PAGTASA NG MAKATA NG TAON 2023: BALAK

(SPOKEN POETRY-BISAYA)

NILALAMAN
KABULUHANG HATID NG BALAK AT BIGAT NG DIWANG 25%
NAKAPALOOB.

PISIKAL NA KAANYUAN
TINDIG, KASUOTAN AT TINGIN. 10%
BOSES 15%
LAKAS AT HINA, BILIS AT BAGAL, INTONASYON AT TAMANG
PAGBIGKAS.

DRAMATIKONG KAANGKUPAN
PARAAN NG PAGBIBIGAY KAHULUGAN SA BALAK AT
35%
ISTILONG GINAMIT.

KABUUANG PAGTATANGHAL AT
15%
IMPAK SA MADLA

KABUUAN: 100%
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LITERARY EVENTS

FILM MAKING COMPETITION

Each team is required to produce one (1) short film or video that is
connected to or is about their team names and their description.
Each team must consist of 5-8 members, including the director, editor,
scriptwriter, etc. This excludes the cast for the video; it is up to the team
how many student/s will become the cast of the said short film/video.
The short film or video must be a minimum of three (3) minutes and a
maximum of five (5) minutes.
The team has the freedom to creatively edit their videos through any
different editing software or platforms.
The participants can make a choice, and it may be in English, Filipino or
Visayan. However, it must not contain any vulgar, inappropriate or
offensive language and should observe decency, respect, good manners
and character.
Casts (if there are any) must wear appropriate and decent clothing. The
video is encouraged to give entertainment, education or morals and does
not encourage sex, nudity, violence or drugs.
Once participants submit their entries, they would automatically consent
for them to be judged, examined, and rated, including the possibility of it
being posted to the social media accounts of the PWC Student
Government Council – SHS Unit.
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FILM MAKING COMPETITION

An entry must be the original work of the entrant/s and must not infringe
upon the copyrights, trademarks, rights to privacy, publicity, other
intellectual property, or other rights of any person or entity.
Video entries must be in MP4 format and must be sent to the working
committee via email at [email protected] with the following as the
subject and file format:
Example: TeamName_TCIC (AdventurersOfMonstadt_TCIC)
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VI. CRITERIA
LITERARY EVENTS

FILM MAKING COMPETITION

CRITERIA FOR JUDGING

CREATIVITY AND ORIGINALITY

Does the film/video exhibit originality?
50%
Does the film video display innovative ideas or story tell
techniques?

RELEVANCE TO THE THEME

Do the film/video use imaginative and creative ways to
30%
convey the theme/topic?
Is the film/video relevant to the given theme?

TECHNICAL ORGANIZATION AND OVERALL VIDEO PERFORMANCE

Does the usage of audio, transition, and effects are eye-
pleasing and presentable? 20%
Does the film/video catch the attention in the first two
minutes?

LIVE PRESENTATION AUDIENCE IMPACT (EXTRA POINTS) 5%

TOTAL 100% + 5%
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LITERARY EVENTS
QUIZZARDS
The contestants must be bona fide PWC SHS students. Each team must
have three (3) representatives.
Competition levels are easy round, average round, and difficult round. Each
round is composed of ten (10) questions.
For the easy round, three representatives will answer the questions. On the
following rounds, one (1) representative will be asked to leave the quiz bee
room (average round: 2 representatives, difficult round: 1 representative).
Easy Round: 1 point; Average Round: 3 points; Difficult Round: 5 points
There will be two (2) bonus questions for every round worth five (5) points.
The questions are multiple-choice or identification.
The top 1, 2, and 3 will be declared winners.
Additional questions will be asked to break the ties.
Topics include current events and general knowledge.
Any change in a rule will be highlighted or communicated before the start
of the event.
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LITERARY EVENTS
ON-THE-SPOT POSTER MAKING CONTEST
Each team must have one (1) entry, with one participant and with only one
coach in every entry.
The main theme of the contest will be given during the contest proper.
All poster entries must include a creative slogan of the given theme in
English.
The organizers will provide a one-fourth (1/4) sized white illustration board
for the contest.
Sheets of bond paper will be provided to the contestants for sketching or
drafting. The individual contestant must provide all other materials.
Materials allowed for poster-making to be brought and used by the
individual contestants are:
pencil, art paper, colored pencils, crayons, construction paper, acrylic
paints, markers, glue/paste, pastel, pens, scissors, oil paints, ink, water
color, poster color.
All artwork must be done only on-the-spot and must be completed within
the allotted time of two (2) hours.
All entries will be pre-numbered. No signatures, names, or other identifying
marks should appear on either side of the entry.
All contestants must be at the venue thirty (30) minutes before the contest
proper for the briefing. Late contestants will resume with the remaining time
left allotted for the artwork.
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LITERARY EVENTS
ON-THE-SPOT POSTER MAKING CONTEST
Judging shall be made through the “Ranking System."
In case of a tie, the Board of Judges shall convene and break the tie
through a point system.
The Chairperson of the board of judges or Emcee shall proclaim or
announce the winner.
The decision of the Board of Judges is final and irrevocable.
It consists of 1 artist per team.

CRITERIA FOR JUDGING

CREATIVITY AND PRESENTATION 25%

ORIGINALITY 10%
RELEVANCE TO THE THEME 10%

VISUAL IMPACT 5%
TOTAL: 50%
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MUSICAL/DANCE EVENTS

CHEERDANCE
REVISED RULES AND MECHANICS
Contestants must be bona fide PWC SHS students.
Each team must have a minimum of twenty (20) and a maximum of thirty
(30) performers, including the lifters.
Time allotment: 4-8 minutes, including the cheers and yells, entrance, and
exit.
Team members in the audience area can participate during the Cheer and
Yells but should stay in their seats. Cheers and Yells must be a minimum of
30 seconds and a maximum of 1 minute. It must be presented before the
dance routine.
Tossing, Lifting, and Pyramid is prohibited.
First-level stunts are allowed (Cartwheel, Back and Forward Roll, Walk-Over,
Cheerdance Jumps, One Leg Balance, and Splits)
Official intramural t-shirt must be used as a costume. Body aesthetics and
designs are encouraged.
Props are limited to hand props only.
Large Props, pyro-technique, firecrackers, and confetti are not allowed
during the presentation.
The choice of music will depend on the team.
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MUSICAL/DANCE EVENTS

CHEERDANCE
Judging shall be made through the “Ranking System.”
One (1) point deduction from the total rating for every violation.
In case of a tie, the Board of Judges shall convene and break the tie
through the point system.
The chairperson of the Board of Judges or the Emcee shall proclaim or
announce the winner.
The decision of the Board of Judges is final and irrevocable.

CRITERIA FOR JUDGING

CHOREOGRAPHY 40%

MASTERY AND COORDINATION 20%

FLOORING AND STUNTS 20%

CHEERS AND YELLS 10%

COSTUME 10%

TOTAL 100%
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VI. MECHANICS
MUSICAL/DANCE EVENTS

MEGA CREW HIPHOP DANCE (RETRO)

The contestant must be bonafide PWC SHS students only. Each team must
have one (1) entry.
The entry should have a minimum of 15 members and a maximum of 25
members;
Medley/Remixed is allowed; the music must be in 3 minutes and a
maximum of 5 minutes.
Attire/costume must be modest but appropriate to the kind of dance being
performed. Vulgar attires are not tolerable;
Participants are given the freedom to choose one from the different dance
styles (Pop, Hip-hop, Funk, and Modern Jazz) for their presentation;
Dance performance must only be executed at the performance area
(stage) provided;
Basic acrobats and the use of props are allowed but are not encouraged;
Only supported tumbling is allowed.
Failure to follow any of the given mechanics would mean DISQUALIFICATION
from the competition; and
The judges’ decision is final.
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MUSICAL/DANCE EVENTS

MEGA CREW HIPHOP DANCE

CRITERIA FOR JUDGING:

CHOREOGRAPHY 30%
DIFFICULTY OF DANCE STEPS 10%
CREATIVITY AND ARTISTRY 10%
STYLE AND ORIGINALITY 10%
PERFORMANCE 40%
MASTERY 20%
SYNCRONIZATION/COORDINATION 10%
STAGE PROJECTION 10%
PERFORMANCE 20%
PERSONAL EFFECT 10%
STAGE EFFECT
10%
MUSIC 10%

TOTAL: 100%
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MUSICAL/DANCE EVENTS

DANCE SPORTS

Each entry shall comprise a pair, a male and a female. (1 pair for Modern
standard and 1 pair for Latin American)

Couples shall perform the following Latin American dances: CHA-CHA-CHA,

RUMBA and JIVE and Modern Standard dances: TANGO, SLOW WALTZ and
QUICK STEP with 1.45 minutes dance duration.

For Latin American, there will be two rounds. The first round will be
performed by pair. The second round will be an individual performance
(either of the two may represent this round).

Dancers must be appropriately and decently attired. The event committee

shall check on costumes before the contest to ensure guidelines on
modesty are observed.
A ranking system will be used to determine the winner. In case of a tie, the
judges will convene and decide.
Dance Sports rules will be followed. h. The decision of the judges is final and
irrevocable.
The decision of the judges is final and irrevocable.
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MUSICAL/DANCE EVENTS

VOCAL DUET

The contestant must be bona fide PWC SHS students only.

Each team must have one (1) pair of participants. One (1) male and one (1)
female/ both males/ both females.
The participants may choose any song.
The song to be sung must not have any foul words.
Participants shall use a minus one for their song.
Contestants must provide their own accompaniment in an MP3 file and
submit it beforehand.
Delivery is from 3 to 6 minutes.
Participants must wear proper attire.
Contestants must attend the scheduled final practice and blocking.
Call time for the performers should be one (1) hour before the start of the
competition.
Any violation of the mechanics is a ground for disqualification.
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VI. CRITERIA
MUSICAL/DANCE EVENTS
VOCAL DUET

CRITERIA FOR JUDGING:

VOCAL QUALITY 40%

EMOTION AND DELIVERY 30%

SHOWMANSHIP 20%

AUDIENCE IMPACT 10%

TOTAL: 100%
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VI. MECHANICS
MUSICAL/DANCE EVENTS
LIP SYNC BATTLE
The contestants must be bona fide PWC SHS students. Each team must
have one (1) entry/participant.
The song/musical piece that will be lip-synced may be taken from any
song of choice not exceeding two (2) minutes.
The music piece must not contain any explicit words, racial slurs, sexual
innuendo, and reference to drugs, alcohol or criminal activity.
The music piece shall be submitted to the committee one week before the
contest.
All participants shall attend the rehearsals. Failure to attend practices shall
be ground for disqualification.
Cross-dressing is not allowed.
Choreography must not include vulgar, violent, or sexually suggestive
movements.
The use of props is allowed provided it is only minimal. Water Effects and
other props that will cause the event harm or delay are not allowed.
All entries are present on stage during the contest proper and are to
perform according to their sequence.
All contestants must be at the venue one hour before the contest proper.
Late entries will be disqualified from the competition.
Judging shall be made through the “Ranking System”.
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MUSICAL/DANCE EVENTS
LIP SYNC BATTLE
In case of a tie, the Board of Judges shall convene and break the tie
through a point system.
The chairperson of the board of judges or emcee shall proclaim or
announce the winner.
The decision of the Board of Judges is final and irrevocable.

CRITERIA FOR JUDGING

LIP-SYNC ABILITY 15%
(HOW WELL THE PERFORMER LIP-SYNCS THE SONG LYRICS)
CREATIVITY 15%
(HOW ORIGINAL AND CREATIVE THE PERFORMANCE IS)
STAGE PRESENCE AND CHOREOGRAPHY 10%
(GENERAL APPEAL, PERFORMANCE AND DIFFICULTY OF THE
ACT)
ENTERTAINMENT VALUE 5%
(Its appeal to the audience)
COSTUMES/PROPS 5%
(Appropriateness and decency of attire/props)

TOTAL: 50%
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VI. MECHANICS
MUSICAL/DANCE EVENTS

BATTLE OF THE BANDS

In each team, there must be a maximum of one (1) band group consisting
of six (6) to seven (7) members.
Each group must register and fill out the Google form provided for tracking.
There will be three (3) categories: one (1) for original Filipino music (OPM),
one (1) for popular music, and one (1) for alternative rock. Each band per
team must submit three (3) entries or songs. Teams are allowed to alter
the arrangement of the song and be innovative.
Each band has a total of fifteen (15) minutes to perform. For every one (1)
minute exceeding the 15-minute limit, there is a five-point deduction to
their total score.
The participants must submit a copy of the song's lyrics to the working
committee three days before the competition day.
The committee will not provide any instruments for the band, which they
must have, or provide their instrument(s).
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VI. CRITERIA
MUSICAL/DANCE EVENTS

BATTLE OF THE BANDS

CRITERIA FOR JUDGING

CREATIVITY AND ORIGINALITY

Materials 50%
Improvisation

PROJECTION AND PRESENTATION

Attitude
30%
Appearance and clarity of voice
Entertainment factor

QUALITY OF PERFORMANCE
Confidence/Competence
20%
Stage Presence
Conformance to Contest Rules

LIVE PRESENTATION AUDIENCE IMPACT (EXTRA POINTS) 5%

TOTAL 100% + 5%
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HILANG LUBID

The contestants must be bona fide PWC SHS students. Each team must
have twenty (20) participants, composed of ten (10) men and ten (10)
women.
The players will begin tugging on the rope when the referee gives the
signal.
Each player should pull the rope as hard as they can.
Participants can use towels and handkerchiefs to help tighten their grip
and avoid palm injuries.
The teams will continue pulling until the center of the rope (tape mark)
crosses where the referee stands.
The referee will check the towels and handkerchiefs to ensure nothing is on
the tower or handkerchief. (Example: glue and other adhesive products)
The game ends when the referee declares that one team has successfully
pulled past the center.
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LARONG PINOY/FUN GAMES
CHINESE GARTER

The contestants must be bona fide PWC SHS students. Each team must
have two (2) participants. One (1) male and one (1) female.
Participants should practice safety, among others.
Participants must not violate others person's rights and discriminate at all
costs.
Participants will be disqualified if they do not follow the instructions of
deputies and the person in charge of the event.
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LUKSONG TINIK
The game consists of two (2) participants in each team. One (1) male and
one (1) female.
Each member of the other team starts jumping over the feet.
When all members are done jumping over the feet, the players on the base
add a hand at a time. The palm and fingers are open wide above their feet.
The same process is repeated until all the base players have piled their
hands over.
When all the jumpers have successfully jumped over without hitting the
hands of the base players, the game is repeated with the jumpers leaping
over again.
If the mother’s children hit the hands of the base players, it is considered a
“fault” (an error). The mother then jumps for the erring child.
If the mother fails to make a successful jump, it is time for the base players
to take the jump.
LUKSONG LUBID
The game consists of two (2) participants per team. One (1) male and one
(1) female.
Two maximum people will hold the end of the rope.
When someone messes up, the group will be disqualified.
Two people will hold the end of the rope. While the rest of the people will fall
in a single line.
One person must go first, and then everyone must follow what the first
person did.
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PATINTERO
Each team must have one (1) group representative composed of five (5)
members. The team must have a captain/leader. All five members will be
playing on the field against the opposing team.
The game begins with a toss of a coin. Whoever wins can decide whether to
be the Guards or the Passers first.
The passers position themselves at the starting point (base). This point is
just behind the first crosswise line of the rectangle. At the same time, the
guards stand on the lines. There can only be one (1) or two guards (2)
assigned on each of the crosswise lines.

FOR GUARDS
The guarding team can decide who will become the traveler or the person
who can roam all around the rectangle, crosswise or lengthwise, but is still
not allowed to step on any squares. The traveler must wear a special tag
provided by the officials to identify that they are the traveler. The guarding
team can change their traveler in every guarding turn they get.
The Guards can eliminate/tag the Passers who are only within their reach.
However, they must tag the Passers with no foot stepping outside of the
lines.
Their hands must have contact with the passer’s body, and not only on their
garments or hair. Guards must practice safe tagging at all times.
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PATINTERO

FOR PASSERS
A time limit of three (3) minutes is given to the Passer team to score.
Once a passer successfully crosses all the lines and returns to the base
without being tagged, his or her team earns points.
If a passer is tagged, he or she is “eliminated” and stays back behind the
starting point. The eliminated player either waits for his or her next turn to
pass or wait until all members of the passers’ team are eliminated. If
eliminated, the passer should exit the rectangle safely with their hands up
Once all the passers are “eliminated”, or everyone is finished passing
through the rectangle back-and-forth, or the time limit is up, their team
becomes the Guards. And the game continues with the two teams
exchanging roles.
There will be 5 participants per team.
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LARONG PINOY/FUN GAMES
PATINTERO
HOW TO EARN POINTS
If the player successfully passes the crosswise lines in returning (from the
Exit Point) to the Starting Point, he earns:
2 points = at the fourth line
3 points = at the third and second lines
5 points = at the first line
The game will last for 3 rounds with both teams having 3 chances to
become the guards and 3 chances to become the passers.
In every finished round, teams will be given one (1) minute to drink water,
re-strategize, and talk with their teammates before proceeding to the next
round whose passers and guards will again be determined by a coin toss.
The total numbers scored in each round will be allocated, and the team
with the highest number of points win the game.
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LARONG PINOY/FUN GAMES

KARERA SA SAKO

Each team should have a group of ten (10) participants per team with five
(5) men and five (5) women. It can be a mix of grades 11 and 12 student.
At the starting point, the starting players of each team will have a sack
already prepared.
Players must have already formed a line whose person up front is the
starting player.
The sacks should only be worn when the whistle sounds, and at the same
time, the race begins on the whistle.
The starting player hops towards the chair on the other side and goes
around to go back to the starting line.
They will then pass the sack to the next person in line in which they will follow
the same process. The team who gets all ten (10) members to hop back-
and-forth the grounds will win the game.
Each team should provide their own sack for the game. Only one (1) sack will
be used per team.
Four (4) teams of ten (10) members will compete simultaneously.
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KARANG-KARANG

One (1) entry per team, and each team must have five (5) members.
The players must strictly follow safety protocols.
First team who finish the race will be declared to as the winner.
The karang will be provided by the facilitators.
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TAKYAN

The game requires three (3) players each team.

The game is played by a player holding a “takyan”, then kicking it up in the
air and then keeping it from touching the ground by kicking it again. Points
are scored everytime the takyan is kicked up into the air.
Each player taking a turn to kick the takyan. Each team is also given 3
minutes to play and should get as many points as possible within the given
time.
Upon the signal of the referee, the first player will throw the takyan onto the
air, kicking it, and keeping it off the ground.
The hands and arms cannot be used to touch the takyan after the first kick.
The players’ feet may be swapped to kick.
If the takyan falls on the ground, the next teamate may pick it up and start
again, continuing to add to the score. This continues until the 3 minute
regulation time is over.
The team scoring the most points within 3 minutes wins. In case of a tie, a
one minute tie breaker is played.
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JACKSTONE
There should be only one (1) representative/player each team.
This game will consist of 3 rounds
ROUND ONE: THE BASIC
Just like the popular steps, the player should bounce the ball and get a
stone. Before the ball touches the ground for the second time, the player
should be able to catch it. This process continues until the player collects
all the 5 stones.
ROUND TWO: KNOCK THE STONES
In this round, it is still the same on the first round but with a twist. The
player should be able to collect the stone and knock it once on the
surface and wait till the ball bounces again before catching it.
ROUND THREE:
In the last round, here is where the game becomes complicated. It is just
the same in the first round where the player needs to get a stone, but the
player needs to throw the stones he/she got together with the ball and
catch it at the same time.
If the player fails to get a stone or catch the ball, he/she is automatically
eliminated.
The player with the highest points win.
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PICK UP STICKS
The game needs three (3) participants per team.

The facilitators will begins the game by holding all of the sticks in his/her
hand and then dropping them on the ground, scattering them across the
floor.

The team then proceeds to pick up the sticks, one by one, without moving
any sticks other than the stick they are attempting to pick up.

Each team has 6 minutes. Every member of team has 2 minutes to pick up
the sticks.

If the player touches or moved the stick, then the time will automatically
stop.

The facilitator will tally the scores.

The team that has a lot of picked-up sticks will be declared as a winner.

The game ends when the time is up.

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MIND GAMES
SCRABBLE

Every team must have two (2) players, 1 for Men’s Division and 1 for
Women’s Division;
The game runs as single elimination;
Only the words found in the Scrabble Dictionary provided by the facilitator
are accepted in the game. Proper nouns are not included;
During the game proper, only the facilitator has the right to open the
dictionary in case there are doubts in the existence of a certain word
formed by any of the players;
If the word is not found in the Dictionary of the facilitator, the corresponding
score of the word will be deducted from the final score and the letters of the
word must be set aside;
Each player is given only 30 seconds to form a word.
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MIND GAMES
CHESS
Every team must have two (2) players, 1 for Men’s Division and 1 for
Women’s Division;
There will be a head facilitator with three assistants that can roam around
the parameters.
The game runs as single elimination;
Players must observe proper behaviors: No loitering, no texting while
playing and avoid making noise; Touch move; and Non-players are not
allowed to go inside the parameters set.
The time is set to 10 minutes per player.
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MIND GAMES
RUBIK'S CUBE
DISQUALIFICATION
Every team must have two (2) players, 1 for Men’s Division and 1 for
Women’s Division
Any misbehavior of the contestant will not be taken for granted. They will be
considered disqualified.
The corners of the cubes are meant to be turned well if twisted it is
considered as disqualified.
If more than one part with one colored face is not solved, the puzzle is
considered unsolved (DNF).
If anyone does illegal (they are meant to be disqualified).
GAME PROCEDURE
If the cube is broken while solving, you will not be provided with a new cube.
The judge's decision would be final.
Don’t open the box in which the cube is placed until you're ready, which is
designed by scrambler (formula being used)
Competitors may use cameras at the solving place.
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RUBIK'S CUBE

TIME
The start time and end time shall be according to the Philippine standard
time, a clock will be placed and the time would be calculated as per the
shown time.
Contestants must be available at the site on time or they shall be
disqualified.
Ten (10) seconds shall be given to the players for analyzing the cube before
starting the game. Graze time of five (5) seconds shall also be given before
starting the game.
Don’t start the game without the timer.
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JENGGA
Every team must have two (2) players, 1 for Men’s Division and 1 for
Women’s Division
A Jenga game will be provided by the officials.
Once the tower is built, the starting player will be determined by a coin toss.
Moving in the game Jenga consists of taking one block on a turn from any
level of the tower (except the one below an incomplete top level), and
placing the block on the topmost level in order to complete the tower.
The game ends when the tower falls -- completely or if any block falls from
the tower (other than the block a player moves on a turn).
Players may tap a block to find a loose one. Any blocks moved but not
played should be replaced, unless doing so would make the tower fall. The
turn ends when the next player touches the tower, or after ten seconds,
whichever occurs first.
Players may use only one hand at a time; either hand may be used, but
only one hand may touch the tower at any time.
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WORD FACTORY
Every team must have two (2) players, 1 for Men’s Division and 1 for
Women’s Division;
The game is composed of three rounds;
Only the words found in the Merriam Dictionary provided by the facilitator
are accepted in the game. Proper nouns such as name of people and
places are not accepted. Every player is required to form at least four-letter
word;
During the game proper, only the person in charge of the game has the
right to open a dictionary in case there are doubts in the existence of a
certain word formed by any of the players;
Points will be deducted from the final score of the players if they form
word/s which are considered invalid;
In case of a tie, the players will play an additional round to distinguish the
winner. Only one team will emerge as winner.
Foul words are discouraged.
Any violation of the mechanics is a ground for disqualification.
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E-GAMES

MLBB TOURNAMENT
Each team will have three (3) groups with 5 – 6 members, one (1) must be
the team captain. It can be a mix of grade 11 and 12 students of any rank.
Only five (5) members of the group will be playing, and the sixth member
will serve as a reserve or substitute player in cases of technical errors or
change of players.
The MLBB Tournament will have a twelve (12) team single elimination with
two (2) brackets (A and B), and will be divided into two (2) rounds: (1)
Elimination, (2) Semi-finals, and (3) Championship. Both brackets will
compete with the teams in their brackets, and also the winning team of the
semi-finals of both brackets.
The Elimination round will be a battle of three (3) games; the team who
wins the first two (2) games will win the round and will proceed to the Semi-
finals, which will be a battle of five (5) games. The team to who wins three
(3) games first will proceed to the Championship that is a battle of seven
(7) games. Whoever wins four (4) games first will be the winning team. This
follows the traditional MLBB Tournament format.
In determining the third place, the losing team of Bracket A and B in the
Semi-Finals will compete for the third place before the championship
commences.
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E-GAMES

MLBB TOURNAMENT
Pauses can only be called by the team captain IF there are technical
difficulties, game errors or any events that can affect the tournament and
the match itself. The participants still must secure a stable internet
connection on any game to prevent any difficulties. If a player disconnects,
they will be given five (5) minutes to reconnect, or an automatic point will
be given to the opposing team, starting another game if the match is not
yet finished.
For Semi-finals and Championship, teams will be in a separate room with
marshals to spectate on the team’s performance and behavior during the
game. They shall appear in their designated rooms fifteen (15) minutes
before the match starts with all players already have their MLBB opened.
The same rule will apply with pauses, substitution, and presenting of
phones to avoid cheating. Marshals will be the one checking the one,
ensuring that everyone is using their own accounts.
All participating teams are encouraged to display sportsmanship, humility,
and cheerfulness throughout the event, embodying the PWC Vision, Mission,
and Core Values.
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E-GAMES

MLBB TOURNAMENT
In case that two (2) groups from the same team will compete against each
other in the championship, the tournament will still follow the same pointing
system, giving the champions and first runner-up their rightful scores.
The Elimination round will be an online event. With that, each team must be
in one place where marshals and hosts can see all players through a
Discord call. Each team must provide their own devices with high-quality
cameras. This is to prevent the possibilities of cheating during this online
event.
Before a match starts, players must present to the camera during the
Discord call their phones with MLBB application already opened, showing
that they are the one using the account and playing the match.
Players are expected to be professional at all times. Trashtalking, cussing,
bad gestures are strictly prohibited both in the chat box and verbally,
disqualifying the team who fail to follow these rules.
Reserve players can only substitute once another game begins. They
cannot substitute players as one game is on-going. This is considered
cheating.
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E-GAMES

CALL OF DUTY COMPETITION

Each team will have three (3) groups with 5 – 6 members, one (1) must be
the team captain. It can be a mix of grade 11 and 12 students of any rank.
Only five (5) members of the group will be playing, and the sixth member
will serve as a reserve or substitute player in cases of technical errors or
change of players.
The CODM Tournament will have a twelve (12) team single elimination with
two (2) brackets (A and B), and will be divided into two (2) rounds: (1)
Elimination, (2) Semi-finals, and (3) Championship. Both brackets will
compete with the teams in their brackets, and also the winning team of the
semi-finals of both brackets.
The Elimination round will be a battle of three (3) games; the team who
wins the first two (2) games will win the round and will proceed to the Semi-
finals, which will be a battle of five (5) games. The team to who wins three
(3) games first will proceed to the Championship that is a battle of seven
(7) games. Whoever wins four (4) games first will be the winning team. This
follows the traditional CODM Tournament format.
In determining the third place, the losing team of Bracket A and B in the
Semi-Finals will compete for the third place before the championship
commences.
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E-GAMES

CALL OF DUTY COMPETITION

Pauses can only be called by the team captain IF there are technical
difficulties, game errors or any events that can affect the tournament and
the match itself. The participants still must secure a stable internet
connection on any game to prevent any difficulties. If a player disconnects,
they will be given five (5) minutes to reconnect, or an automatic point will
be given to the opposing team, starting another game if the match is not
yet finished.
For Semi-finals and Championship, teams will be in a separate room with
marshals to spectate on the team’s performance and behavior during the
game. They shall appear in their designated rooms fifteen (15) minutes
before the match starts with all players already have their CODM opened.
The same rule will apply with pauses, substitution, and presenting of
phones to avoid cheating. Marshals will be the one checking the one,
ensuring that everyone is using their own accounts.
All participating teams are encouraged to display sportsmanship, humility,
and cheerfulness throughout the event, embodying the PWC Vision, Mission,
and Core Values.
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E-GAMES

CALL OF DUTY COMPETITION

In case that two (2) groups from the same team will compete against each
other in the championship, the tournament will still follow the same pointing
system, giving the champions and first runner-up their rightful scores.
The Elimination round will be an online event. With that, each team must be
in one place where marshals and hosts can see all players through a
Discord call. Each team must provide their own devices with high-quality
cameras. This is to prevent the possibilities of cheating during this online
event.
Before a match starts, players must present to the camera during the
Discord call their phones with the CODM application already opened,
showing that they are the one using the account and playing the match.
Players are expected to be professional at all times. Trashtalking, cussing,
bad gestures are strictly prohibited both in the chat box and verbally,
disqualifying the team who fail to follow these rules.
Reserve players can only substitute once another game begins. They
cannot substitute players as one game is on-going. This is considered
cheating.
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MAJOR EVENTS

PWC GRAND AND GRANDEUR 2023

Each team must have a total of four (4) representatives: two (2)
candidates for PWC Grand and two (2) candidates for PWC Grandeur.
The candidates must be Filipino citizens, single, 16-25 years old, and at least
5’ feet for females and 5’4 feet for males with good moral character.
Candidates must be proficient and intelligent in English and Filipino
language.
All of the official representatives are required to register and fill in the
google form provided for tracking.
Candidates will compete in the following category:

Production Number (Plain white top and jeans)

Sports Attire
Long Gown and Formal Attire
Talent Portion
Preliminary Question and Answer Portion
Introvocacy
Final Question and Answer Portion
Face of the Night
People’s Choice Award for Introvocacy
Photogenic
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MAJOR EVENTS
PWC GRAND AND GRANDEUR 2023
Pictorials will be done weeks before the pageant proper. Candidates must
be present on the scheduled day of their photo shoot with the required look
based on the chosen concept of the committee.
The talent presentation should be 1-2 minutes only and the candidates
must present their talent individually.
All candidates must be present during their scheduled practices/meet-ups.
Female candidates should always bring with them their heels. Absences
are strictly prohibited. Late and absences during the practice are strictly
prohibited. However, candidates may submit a formal letter of excuse with
a valid reason signed by their Team Manager a day before the scheduled
practice addressed to the Committee Chairman.
All candidates must be at the venue one (1) hour before the competition
proper. Late candidates will be disqualified.
Judging will be made through “Ranking and Point System Accumulation”. In
case of a tie, the Board of Judges shall convene and break the tie through a
point system.
The chairperson of the Board of Judges or the Emcee shall proclaim the
winners after each member has affixed their signatures on the summary of
tabulation.
The decision of the Board of Judges is final and irrevocable.
The Top 3 Male and Female Candidates will proceed to the Final Q&A and
their scores will be back to zero.
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VI. CRITERIA
MAJOR EVENTS

PWC GRAND AND GRANDEUR 2023

CRITERIA FOR JUDGING

Talent Presentation, School Uniform, Sports

POINTS
Attire, Long Gown and Formal Attire

Design, Details and Authenticity of Attire 10 points

Beauty of Face and Body 3 points
Poise and Bearing 2 points 15 POINTS

PRELIMINARY QUESTION AND ANSWER POINTS

Beauty of Face and Body

Facial Beauty & Complexion (20%) 40%
Beauty of Figure (Body Proportions) (20%)

Poise and Personality

Grace and Bearing 20%
100%
Intelligence
Alertness and Wit (20%) 40%
Ease and Confidence (20%)
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MAJOR EVENTS

PWC GRAND AND GRANDEUR 2023

SELECTION OF THE TOP 3 POINTS

Talent Presentation 15 points

School Uniform 15 points
Sports Attire
Long Gown and Formal Attire
15 points
15 points
100 POINTS
Preliminary Question and Answer 20 points
Final Question and Answer 25 points

SELECTION OF THE TOP 3 POINTS

Wit and Intelligence 15 points

Poise and Personality 5 points 25 POINTS
Eloquence 5 points
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VI. CRITERIA
MAJOR EVENTS

PWC GRAND AND GRANDEUR 2023

MINOR AWARDS MAJOR AWARDS SPECIAL AWARDS

PWC Grandeur 2023 PWC Grandeur 2023 PWC Grandeur 2023

Best in Talent 2nd Runner-up Mr. Introvocacy

Best in Production 1st Runner-up Mr. Photogenic

Number PWC Grandeur Male Face of the

Best in School 2023 Night

Uniform People’s Choice

Best in Sports Attire PWC Grand 2023 Award

Best in Formal Attire 2nd Runner-up

1st Runner-up PWC Grandeur 2023

PWC Grand 2023 PWC Grand 2023 Ms. Introvocacy

Best in Talent Ms. Photogenic

Best in Production Female Face of the

Number Night

Best in School People’s Choice

Uniform Award

Best in Sports Attire

Best in Long Gown
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VI. MECHANICS
MAJOR EVENTS

BOOTHMAKING COMPETITION

Each team is required to create a booth related to their chosen strand.

There will be one booth per strand (HUMSS, STEM, ABM, TVL), and each team
will be responsible for manning their own booth.
The materials to be used in this project shall be recycled and indigenous.
This is important in order to reduce the impact on the environment and to
support the local economy.
All booths must comply with safety standards in order to be approved. This
includes standards for fire safety, electrical safety, and general hazards.
During the presentation, the team must be ready to answer questions from
the critics and provide further details about their concept as needed. This
may involve discussing specific technical aspects, addressing logistical
challenges, or explaining the rationale behind certain design choices.
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VI. CRITERIA
MAJOR EVENTS

CRITERIA FOR JUDGING

Cleanliness 10%

Creativity 35%

Overall Impact 30%

Relevance to the Theme 25%

A Total of 100%
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VII. WORKING COMMITTEE

1. CREATIVES COMMITTEE (GRAPHICS)

Accel Rey Golosino (Committee Head)
Lharra Caryll Mirafuentes
Christina Paula Yute
Ajonethel Cua
Yyannah Tan
Kevin Lim
Daniel Jhon Capuno

2. CREATIVES COMMITTEE (VIDEO EDITING)

Vaughn Andrew Castillo (Committee Head)
Julia Amoroso
Ilrond Nico Carbonida

3. PHOTOGRAPHY AND DOCUMENTATION COMMITTEE

Bianca Ellen Mariz Amper (Committee Head)
Jasmine Quezada Cameros
Ma. Carla Constantino
Shanley Tyne Crayo
Angel Serafica
Joshua Alas
Josh Andre
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VII. WORKING COMMITTEE

4. SOCIAL MEDIA COMMITTEE

Lorri Anne Morrén Muyco (Committee Head) Jaennalene Openda
Febres Marie Labrador (Co-Chair) Mae Garcia
Draudhe Moana Marie Libre
Gayle Marie Bongar
Angelika Librea
Zheira Salva
Alessandra B. Tababa

5. PROGRAM AND TECHNICAL COMMITTEE

Renshiel Bandibas (Head) Keziah Angela Alcano
Jaennalene Openda (Co-Chair) Daniel Jhon Capuno
John Neil Benedict Capuno Fernando Eraga Jr. Angel Vasay
Christhea Julian Bonsobre Angeline Pedrosa Allyssa Kellyn L. Langcay
Maria Cassandra Miñoza Maryliza Pascual Alyssa Raine S. Pagdilao
Edsel Benedict Dabalos Rey Jose Gabila Jade Ramos
Yasser-Emirson Donde Asnary Dangcal
Christian Paul Vergara Leonardo Lapuz
Ma. Christine Nobleta Jenabel Bestes
Rian James Deniega Ariane Ricardo
Leila Yssabel Alladin Eman Semaña
Khrys Aczalie Cortez Niño Bob Orilla
Ralph Robin Padilla George Gador
Dav Raiver Romero Leslie Ann Lim
JanRey Godelosao Lyod Dalaguit
Jeanette Almanon Jacky Basilio
Jane Cesry Mallen Jillian Torres
Reyna Bandalan Nice Ubaldo
Mikaela Saban Novy Reyes