PBA drafting of Alvin Pasaol shows the strong sports program of Barangay Sasa

 

The selection of Alvin Pasaol in the PBA draft in 2021 has been a source of joy and inspiration to the athletes and residents of Barangay Sasa.

As a Barangay Sasa resident, many of his neighbors were very happy with his selection in the PBA.

The current local officials of Barangay Sasa are also pleased and proud of the achievement of Pasaol since his selection in the biggest professional basketball league in the Philippines is an indication that the sports program of Barangay Sasa is solid and effective.

What makes the selection of Pasaol in the PBA a source of inspiration is that he is getting playing minutes in the oldest professional basketball league in Asia, unlike other basketball stars who were selected in the PBA who come from the province and get little or no playing time.

Since the incumbent officials of Barangay Sasa assumed office in 2018, they have prioritized focusing on sports to promote a healthy lifestyle among their constituents.

The opening of the city-wide basketball and volleyball league organized by the PBA party list was also recently held in the Dona Pillar gymnasium in Barangay Sasa.

PBA party-list congresswoman Migs Nograles held the opening jn Barangay Sasa since she allocated five million of her congressional funds to renovate Dona Pillar gym.

The decision of the PBA party to do the opening in Sasa also indicates that the sports program of Barangay Sasa is working well.

The barangay officials have initiated the construction of various gyms in Barangay Sasa to be used in sports and social events.

They also offer prizes and support to various sports leagues in the different puroks in Barangay Sasa.

Last July 30 of this year, a team from Barangay Sasa won the championship in the women's division of the Second District Volleyball League.

The team represented by Dona Pillar beat other barangays from the second district to win the coveted trophy.

PBA Partylist City-wide sports league opened in Barangay Sasa

 

The opening of the city-wide basketball and volleyball league organized by the PBA party-list was recently held in Dona Pillar gymnasium in Barangay Sasa.

PBA party-list congresswoman Migs Nograles held the opening jn Barangay Sasa since she allocated five million of her congressional funds to renovate Dona Pillar gym.

The decision of the PBA party-list to do the opening in Sasa is also an indication that the sports program of Barangay Sasa chairman Jerry Licarte is working well.

Licarte was present during the opening to support the participants, especially the home team, Barangay Sasa basketeers, and volleybelles.

Since he assumed the post as barangay captain in 2018, sports development has been one of his top priorities to promote health and keep the youth from illegal drugs.

Licarte has initiated the construction of various gyms in his barangays for sports and social events.

The service-oriented barangay captain also offers prizes and support to various sports leagues in the different puroks in Barangay Sasa.

Last July 30 of this year, a team from Barangay Sasa won the championship in the women's division of the Second District Volleyball League.

The team represented by Dona Pillar beat other barangays from the second district to win the coveted trophy.

Licarte is very happy and proud of the achievement of their team.

The win of Barangay Sasa is a strong indication that the sports program under the leadership of Licarte and solid and effective.

Since he assumed officer barangay chairman in 2018, Licarte has made it a point to prioritize sports in his administration.

Licarte, in coordination with the Sanguniang Kabataan in his barangay, initiated various sports-related tournaments such as Zumba, basketball, and volleyball, among others.

The service-oriented Licarte prioritized sports in his administration since he wanted a healthy lifestyle for his constituents and to keep the youth away from illegal drugs.

With the strong support from Licarte, athletes from Barangay Sasa are very inspired to play, and most of them won their events while representing their barangay.

To show his deep commitment to sports in his barangay, Licarte, who had been serving Barangay Sasa for the past 23 years, made it a point to attend the championship in almost all of these tournaments to inspire the participants and show them that they have his all-out support.

With Licarte's firm stance on sports, the sports and development of Barangay Sasa are in good hands today and in the next few years to come.

Barangay Sasa gets 1st place in the 2nd District Volleyball League

 

A team from Barangay Sasa won the women's division of the Second District Volleyball League championship last July 30.

The team represented by Dona Pillar beat other barangays from the second district to win the coveted trophy.

Barangay Sasa captain Jerry Licarte is very happy and proud of their team's achievement.

The win of Barangay Sasa is a strong indication that the sports program under the leadership of Licarte is solid and practical.

Since he assumed office as barangay chairman in 2018, Licarte has made it a point to prioritize sports in his administration.

Licarte, in coordination with the Sanguniang Kabataan in his barangay, initiated various sports-related tournaments such as Zumba, basketball, and volleyball, among others, in his barangay.

The service-oriented Licarte prioritized sports in his administration since he wanted a healthy lifestyle for his constituents and to keep the youth away from illegal drugs.

With the strong support from Licarte, athletes from Barangay Sasa are very inspired to play, and most of them won their events while representing their barangay.

To show his deep commitment to sports in his barangay, Licarte, who had been serving Barangay Sasa for the past 23 years, made it a point to attend the championship in almost all of these tournaments to inspire the participants and show them that they have his all-out support.

With Licarte's firm stance on sports, the sports and development of Barangay Sasa are in good hands today and in the next few years to come.