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Red team hops to victory in sack race

BRYLE ZION V. PARREÑO

Labo Elementary School's intramurals became even more exciting as the Red, Yellow, and Blue Teams faced off in the thrilling sack race competition on September 27, 2025.

Everyone tried their best to stay balanced while moving as fast as they could, making the race full of funny wobbles, close calls, and HOP AND JUMP Alleza Licah Crucido, Crade hops her way to fun and citement in the sack race.

Labo ES dancers succeed at Municipal Meet abo Elementary School proudly showcased its talent and teamwork as first-time Dancesports competitors, winning several awards in the Juvenile Category during the Municipal Meet on October 12, 2025, at the Santa Cruz Gymnasium.

The young dancers, coming from Grades 3 and 5, amazed both judges and audiences with their confidence, discipline, and love for the sport. For many of these students, it was their very first time performing in a big competition, and they did not let nerves stop them. In the Modern Standard category, the pair Princess

Celine Pineda and Althur Lazo gave a truly outstanding performance. They placed 1st in Slow Waltz, 2nd in Quick Step, 3rd in Tango, and 5th overall in Grade C. Their smooth movements, perfect timing, and graceful steps reflected hours of practice and careful teamwork. Princess and Althur showed that even beginners, with dedication and patience, can move like experienced dancers. Their smiles and poise on the dance floor made the audience cheer and clap with every step.

TO GLORY energetic jumps.

The competition was both funny and tense, especially during the final round when all three teams raced at the same time. The Red Team hopped with great speed and coordination, crossing the finish line first. The Yellow Team followed closely, showing determination, while the Blue Team finished strong, demonstrating excellent sportsmanship.

The sack race was just one of the many events during the fun- filled intramurals day, which also included volleyball, badminton, Meanwhile, in the Latin American category, Nathalie Ann Garcia and Bryle Zion Parreno brought energy and flair to the floor. They finished 4th in Cha- cha, 4th in Samba, 5th in Jive, and 5th overall in Grade C. Their lively routines and expressive performances were full of rhythm, excitement, and passion. The crowd could not help but cheer for their vibrant moves, showing that dance is not only about technique but also about showing joy and confidence.

"OAur dancers focused on timing and technique, and it really paid off," said Mrs. De Vera. Coach AMary Grace Palmero added that the pupils' patience, discipline, and teamwork were visible in every beat and step of their routines. She said it was inspiring to see how these young students encouraged each other, corrected mistakes together, and celebrated every small achievement.

The performances of these first-time competitors helped Labo Elementary School earn multiple awards and made the school proud. Their success shows that with hard work, practice, and teamwork, even the youngest athletes can rise from grassroots beginnings to moments of glory.

and traditional Filipino games like Laro ng Lahi. These activities gave every pupil the chance to be active, try new games, and enjoy friendly competition.

Mr. Romeo Palma said that events like these make school life more enjoyable while encouraging pupils to be active every day.

With their big win, the Red Team celebrated proudly, smiling and waving to classmates who congratulated them warmly. The day ended with happy memories. cheering friends, and a stronger sense of team spirit for everyone at Labo Elementary.