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Baguio is second place anew in Batang Pinoy 2025

 

By Aileen Refuerzo

 

BAGUIO CITY, Philippines  – Mayor Benjamin Magalong congratulated and thanked the athletes, coaches, parents, officials, organizers, and others who were instrumental in the city’s excellent performance in the recently concluded national competition held in General Santos City.

Baguio City once again came in second place in the fiercely competitive 2025 Batang Pinoy National Youth Games with 91 gold, 72 silver, and 74 bronze medals, following Pasig City with 95-72-87 medals.

“You know we are proud of all of you. What you have shown is amazing. Your courage, dedication, and sportsmanship are remarkable and commendable. Salute to all of you,” Magalong said.

Baguio was a four-time overall champion in the sporting event until it was defeated by Pasig last year.

Their medals came from performances in combat sports and archery, led by outstanding archers Chass Mhavien Colas, Jephtha Caleb Fernandez, and Jianna Delos Reyes, who each won four gold medals.

Davao City came in third with 53 gold, 53 silver, and 68 bronze medals., followed by Quezon City with 45-51-57, while Manila came in fifth with 43-37-32.

This year’s edition of Batang Pinoy is said to be the largest in the event’s history, with 188 local government units (LGUs) participating.

One innovation noted is the use of digital technology, with all official results now being posted on the Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) website, replacing the printed results system used in previous years.

 

 

 

 

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