Mark your calendar guys 2019 will be a big year for Davao City as far as sports is concerned.
Aside from the Palarong Pambansa, Davao City will also host the National Private School Athletic Association (Prisaa) Games.
Prisaa 11 president Ma. Lita Montalban hoped Davao City mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio will support the national hosting next year.
Montalan who is also National Prisaa President also hoped Davao City will grab the over-all championship next year.
She along with the National Prisaa Board will meet in June in Davao City and will pay a courtesy call on the mayor.
Meanwhile, Davao City finished third overall in the just-concluded National Private School Athletic Association (Prisaa) Games 2018 held in Tagbilaran City, Bohol.
FROM fifth last year in Zambales, the Davao Region Prisaa finished third overall in the just-concluded National
Private School Athletic Association (Prisaa) Games 2018 held in Tagbilaran City, Bohol.
After the week-long competition, Davao City got 83 gold medals, 76 silvers and 106 bronzes. Western Visayas was overall champion with 219 golds,
110 silvers and 107 bronzes.
Central Visayas grabbed the runner-up honors by hauling 194 golds, 92 silvers and 73 bronzes.
Aside from the Palarong Pambansa, Davao City will also host the National Private School Athletic Association (Prisaa) Games.
Prisaa 11 president Ma. Lita Montalban hoped Davao City mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio will support the national hosting next year.
Montalan who is also National Prisaa President also hoped Davao City will grab the over-all championship next year.
She along with the National Prisaa Board will meet in June in Davao City and will pay a courtesy call on the mayor.
Meanwhile, Davao City finished third overall in the just-concluded National Private School Athletic Association (Prisaa) Games 2018 held in Tagbilaran City, Bohol.
FROM fifth last year in Zambales, the Davao Region Prisaa finished third overall in the just-concluded National
Private School Athletic Association (Prisaa) Games 2018 held in Tagbilaran City, Bohol.
After the week-long competition, Davao City got 83 gold medals, 76 silvers and 106 bronzes. Western Visayas was overall champion with 219 golds,
110 silvers and 107 bronzes.
Central Visayas grabbed the runner-up honors by hauling 194 golds, 92 silvers and 73 bronzes.
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