Tri SND Barracuda celebrates its newest Staff Maisugon championship. –HANDOUT PHOTO
Tri SND Barracuda showcased distinctive teamwork and efficiently defended its title within the Staff Maisugon championship for the second consecutive 12 months within the Ironman 70.3 Davao final Sunday.
The squad, led by ladies’s general champion Leyann Ramo, collected a formidable 37,204.9 factors, securing the highest prize of ₱500,000 awarded by town authorities.
The 11-member group competitors featured athletes throughout varied age teams, no matter gender, who participated in the principle occasion. Staff factors had been decided by the highest 11 particular person scores inside every group.
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Tri SND Barracuda’s roster additionally included Chloe Jane Ong, Brian Borling, John Rey Tumanda, Lyllian Grace Banzon, Michael Acas, Satar Salem, Jonard Saim, Abdul Rahman Toroganan, Gene Coronary heart Quiambao and Sittie Aminah Dimaporo.
Isabela Tri Membership, led by Petr Lukosz, completed second with 35,989.9 factors, whereas the Amai Manabilang Staff, that includes Jorry Ycong and Jonathan Pagaura, secured third with 32,329.3 factors.
The occasion was held in honor of Davao’s 11 indigenous tribes: Ata, Maguindanaon, Matigsalug, Bagobo Klata, Maranao, Obo Manuvu, Bagobo-Tagabawa, Tasug, Sama, Iranun, and Kagan.
Ramo, who earlier shared high honors with Dutch athlete Eric van der Linden, additionally took first place of their respective age group classes, 30-34 and 50-54.
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The opposite age-group winners had been (males’s) Frankie Yee (18-24), John Patrick Ciron (25-29), Ycong (30-34), Emmanuel Comendador (35-39), Lukosz (40-44), Darwin Tindugan (45-49), van der Linden (50-54), Mark Lampard (55-59), Koji Muroya (60-65), Dale Mcallister (65-69), Kiko Hashikawa (70-74), Kazutoshi Miyokawa (75-79);
Sophia Capistrano (18-24), Ong (35-39), Carolina Cobos (40-44), Naoko Kusakabe (45-49), Heidi Wu (50-54), Celma Hitalia (55-59), Pamela Williams (70-74) in ladies’s division.
Ramo, hailing from Sultan Naga Dimaporo, Lanao del Norte, adopted up her victory in Subic final June with a time of 04:48:17, finishing the 1.9km swim, 90km bike, and 21.1km run alongside the newly developed Davao Metropolis Coastal Highway. She outpaced Rexel Could Dalinog, who completed with a time of 05:47:28, and Alexandra Religion Garcia, who positioned third at 05:58:51.
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In the meantime, Staff Isabela Tri Membership swept the relay competitions, profitable the boys’s class with a time of 03:47:37, narrowly edging out Go for Gold PH Staff 1 (03:52:59) and Amai Manabilang Triathlon Staff (04:01:06). The ladies’s relay group posted a time of 04:46:15, defeating Sante Barley Tri (04:47:56) and Staff RLC (05:18:11). Within the blended occasion, Staff Isabela clocked in at 03:56:31 to dominate Tri SND Barracuda 01 (04:12:36) and Staff Isabela Tri Membership 3 (04:30:56).
