DBA Mabalacat SHS Siuala

16/10/2026

October 16, 2026 | HIGH SCHOOL TABLE TENNIS

🏓 DON BOSCO ACADEMY WINS ONE GOLD AND FOUR SILVER MEDALS! 🥇🥈

Don Bosco Academy’s Table Tennis athletes wrapped up two days of competition with one gold and four silver medals.

Jemuel Tolentino clinched gold in the Boys’ division after bouncing back in the Twice-to-Beat finals against CCST. John Bernard Ayson, Gio Martin Logatoc, and Pacey Markus Pastrana each secured silver after reaching the finals.

In the Girls’ division, Anjelique Cortez claimed silver after an undefeated elimination round and a semifinal victory over Divine Grace College before facing CCST in the finals.

Congratulations to our athletes for proudly representing Don Bosco Academy!

✍️ Jemuel Tolentino
📷 Mr. Pastrana
🖼️ Josh Pineda

16/10/2026

16/10/2026

October 16, 2026 | DON BOSCO ATHLETICS TEAM

Our Bosconian runners showed relentless grit, passion, and speed at the MCAPS Athletic Meet Athletics events, bringing home a proud set of medals to Don Bosco Academy!

Congratulations to Michael de Leon for capturing a sure Gold in the 200m dash, Raj Macainan leading the pace, securing two Silver medals in both the 1500m and 3000m runs, Julio Andres Tayag for earning Silver in the 800m run, and Dillan Guilas for securing Bronze in the intense 1500m run! Their dedication and true sportsmanship have made Don Bosco Academy proud!

✍️ Aubrienne Ang
📷 Daniel Shaun Altes
🖼️ Josh Pineda

16/10/2026

October 16, 2026 | MCAPS: Athletic Meet Day 4

Guided by Grace, Beyond the Scores: DBA Athletes make their marks at MCAPS

This MCAPS meet was truly a spectacle of true sportsmanship and what it really means when you call yourself a student-athlete. Whether it was a test of strength, intelligence, or perseverance, our athletes truly shined this '26-'27 Athletic Meet.

Our Bosconian student-athletes were put to the test these last few days, not just about how much practice they had or their physical capabilities, but also their discipline, principles, and beliefs. We witnessed how they celebrated their wins and accepted their losses.

Several of our athletes were also seen carrying rosaries, praying before and after games, kneeling in prayer during breaks, and so much more admirable things that define not just an athlete, but our educative pastoral community as a whole.

Kudos to you, Student-athletes, you were all incredible!

✍️ Ernest Tanglao
📸 Jacob Hernandez, Chadwick Baday, Liam Stevenson, Josh Pineda, Ethan Miclat, Maxwell Buita, Simeone Ponce, Shaun Altes, Alexis David

16/10/2026

October 16, 2026 | MCAPS Athletic Meet Day 3 (Oct. 15, 2026)

Victories Celebrated, Lessons Carried Forward

MABALACAT CITY, Pampanga — Bosconian athletes concluded another day of competition on October 15, 2026, marked by hard-earned victories, challenging defeats, and outstanding performances across various sporting events.

As deserving athletes received recognition for their achievements, their victories reflected the dedication and perseverance they brought to their respective competitions. Meanwhile, those who fell short faced valuable opportunities to learn, improve, and return stronger in their succeeding matches.

Regardless of the results, every Bosconian athlete contributed to a day defined by determination, sportsmanship, and school pride. Congratulations to all our athletes for proudly representing Don Bosco Academy of Pampanga, Inc.!

✍️ Deren Raphael Macasaet
📸 Jacob Hernandez, Santino David, Sabine Velasco, Chadwick Baday, Liam Stevenson, Josh Pineda, Ethan Miclat, Maxwell Buita, Simeone Ponce

16/10/2026

October 16, 2026 | DON BOSCO FOOTBALL TEAM

Don Bosco Mabalacat Unleashes Nine-Goal Attack in Football Match!

MABALACAT CITY, Pampanga — Don Bosco Academy of Pampanga, Inc. (DBA) delivered an impressive offensive performance, scoring nine goals in a commanding display during the Men’s Football Championship.

The match, held as part of the Mabalacat City Association of Private Schools (MCAPS) competition, saw Don Bosco establish its attacking momentum early. Yap opened the scoring in the 15th minute before an own goal in the 19th minute extended the team’s advantage. Alvior added another in the 22nd minute, while Bellosa found the net in the 25th minute to strengthen Don Bosco’s lead.

Don Bosco continued its scoring run in the second half, with Ocampo finding the net in the 9th and 16th minutes. Gacote followed with a goal in the 23rd minute, while Capacillo scored in the 25th minute. Concepcion completed the recorded scoring in the 26th minute, bringing the team’s total to nine goals.

The team’s sustained offensive pressure and contributions from different players highlighted its attacking depth, while its performance reflected the coordination and determination needed to maintain momentum throughout the match.

With goals spread across both halves, Don Bosco Mabalacat demonstrated its ability to capitalize on scoring opportunities and deliver a strong performance in the MCAPS football competition.

✍️ A.V.R.
📷 Ethan Miclat & Chadwick Baday
🖼️ Josh Pineda

15/10/2026

October 15, 2026 | DON BOSCO GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM MATCHES

MABALACAT CITY, Pampanga — The girls’ volleyball team of Don Bosco Academy of Pampanga, Inc. (DBA Mabalacat) recorded a victory against School of Infant Jesus (SIJ) on October 14 before falling to FDSA Aviation College of Science and Technology INC. (FDSA) in a three-set match on October 15, 2026, at Jose C. Feliciano College, concluding two days of competition with both a win and a setback.

In their October 14 matchup against SIJ, the Bosconian girls secured a victory, demonstrating their ability to compete and deliver results on the court. Carrying that momentum into the following day, DBA opened its match against FDSA with a strong performance, claiming the first set, 21–14, through coordinated plays and consistent scoring.

However, FDSA responded in the second set, taking a 21–13 victory to force a deciding set. The opposition maintained its momentum in the final frame, defeating DBA, 15–11, to complete the comeback and hand the Bosconian girls a 1–2 set defeat on October 15.

The contrasting results highlighted both the team’s capacity to secure victories and the challenges it continues to face against its opponents. As the Bosconian girls move forward, they will look to build on their win against SIJ, learn from their loss to FDSA, and strengthen their performance in their upcoming competitions.

✍ Deren Raphael Macasaet
📷 Sabine Velasco, Alexis David, & Maxwell Buita
🖼️ Josh Pineda