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Batang Pinoy Athletics Records
Please note that I do not have access to the results of 1999-2003.
This is just a comparative list of records from the Batang Pinoy revival in 2011-2015.
And may review this at a later date.
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If anyone has a copy of the older results from any sport, please email
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Please note that 2016 is the first year for 16-17.
We will not include any new records in 16-17 if they don’t exceed the 13-15 existing records.
We also have removed any wind-aided performances or non-better-hand times.
And must also set records in the Finals, not in the Preliminary Rounds.
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Batang Pinoy Swimming Records (until 2016)
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2017 November Philippines Athletics Round up – Batang Pinoy Dumaguete Visayas Report and Full Results
RESULTS SUPPLIED BY BALITA.PH
DUMAGUETE,
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Hand Timing and no wind gauge were reported.
- Bianca Jane Combate (Leyte), the National High School Champion in the 100m and 200m clocked 12.2 and 25.5 in the Heats of the 100 and 200. The 14-year-old won in 12.3 and 25.7. Combate teammate Shane Demiao took silver in 13.0.
- The Batang Pinoy Record is held by Limos (Cebu City) in the 100m at 12.1 (ht) and 12.48 (et) in 2016 and 2015. The 200m of 25.72 was set by Karen Janario (Leyte) in 25.72 from 2014.
- Defending Batang Pinoy Champion Samantha Limos was eligible but failed to show at both the Vigan and Visayas legs, so she will not be defending the title she won two years in a row. Limos transferred from Cebu to Laguna earlier this year.
- The Boys 100m of Kylie Dahili was just 11.9; he had run 11.7 in the Heats than the Luzon Leg in Vigan, which was 11.35, 11.52,11.79 for the top 3 place getters.
- Combat and Demio teamed up with Chin Chin Alkunio and Rellama to win another Gold in the 4×100.
- Alkuino won the 400 (59.7) and 800 (2:22.7). Alkuino won the 400 by 6 seconds from second place.
- Diana Hurano of Bohol took the Long Jump (5.17m) and Mary Joy Loberanis a double for Cebu City in the 1500m (5.03.4) and 3000m in 11:30.0
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PLEASE NOTE IN THE OFFICIAL RESULTS SAYS MARY JOY LOBERANIS IS REPRESENTING BOHOL. THIS IS NOT TRUE, AND TYPO AND LOBERANIS are REPRESENTING CEBU CITY.
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2013 Batang Pinoy Results and Report
2013 Batang Pinoy Finals – Full Results Athletics (Feb 8, 2014)
These are the Full Results of the 2013 Batang Pinoy National Championships in Athletics January 29-30 in Bacolod.
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Batang Pinoy Press Release (Jan 29, 2014)
“My goal is to win all five events I am competing,” said Soqueno who set a new record in high jump last Wednesday with a leap of 1.93 meters.He was to anchor his team in the 4X400 relay late yesterday. “It’s special for me because I am competing in front of my family and friends.”
PSC helps Leyte Athletes
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2013 Batang Pinoy National Championships – Afternoon Results (Jan 29, 2014)
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Golden Trebles for Soqueno and Janario
Alexis Soqueno added another title to his 110 Hurdles Final in the afternoon; he timed 14.77 (wind +2.0), the fastest time in this meet’s history.
Soqueno, who earlier had a meet record in the High Jump of 1.93m, added this event and later the 4×100 relay crown to emerge as a triple gold medalist.
Soqueno will be one to watch out for at the Palarong Pambansa later this year. Ludvico Dela Cruz of Pangasinan was second in 15.18, and Kim Dancil of LSA Smart took bronze in 15.60.
Negros won the boys 4×100 in 44.9.
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Karen Janario Triple Gold Medallist
The other triple gold medallist that emerged on Day 1 of the athletic program was 14-year-old Karen Janario of LSA Smart, who ruled the women’s 100m dash in 12.71 (+2.9), beating Celestina De Castro of Taguig 12.88 and LSA teammate Rose Olorvida 12.95, with 13-year-old Joycie Beronio who won the 400m Dash also clocking 12.95.
Karen, the second-fastest Filipina Hurdler last year, then took the 100 Hurdles final in 16.46, below her best of 15.43 from the PNG.
Karen tripped over some hurdles at the start but could still win the race with Nina Antiola of Cebu second in 16.65.
Ann Tubal of Bacolod City was third in 16.80. Karen teamed with Olorvida in the girl’s 4x100m relay to win in 51.5 from Negros 52.0 and Iloilo 52.3.
Jose Belibestre of Negros had an impressive leap of 6.87 to dominate the men’s Long Jump. Lean Tatala of Baguio won the High Jump with 1.48.
The Girl’s 1500m was also very impressed with barefoot teammates and palaro record-holders Angelica De Josef of Aklan holding off a powerful final sprint from her teammate Joneza Mie Sutituedo Iloilo; The camera separated the blanket finish at 4.52.45 to 4.52.48.
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2013 Batang Pinoy National Championships Athletics Day 1 Report – Morning (Jan 29, 2014)
After one hour, I arrived in Bacolod and waited for a van to the Grand Regal Hotel, settling in for an early night’s sleep (7.30 pm).
I have a big day ahead.
This was the first time I had been in Bacolod since I first came here to play the National Games back in 2011.
It was a memorable moment for me. I placed second in the Men’s 100m Dash Final at 27 years of age.
A last-minute decision by the organizers allowed the event to be open to any athletes, including non-qualifiers.
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Two Age Grade Records
Negros Pride Alexis Soquino broke the Batang Pinoy record with a leap of 1.93m.
Even though there are no standing records available yet, I have not compiled any due to time constraints.
Soqueno’s performance was also the best by a 15-year-old Filipino of all time.
Lanz Jeremy Halongong of Iloilo established a new Filipino all time-record for 15-year-old boys with a throw of 36.30m.
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Good Start to Janario and LSA
One of the athletes to watch out for in 2014 is Karen Janario, a Leyte Academy of Sport product and coached by Trece.
Trece discovered Karen playing around at an athletic meet one day and decided to recruit her.
Karen, who is primarily a hurdler, timed 15.43 to win the 2013 PNG youth division, which is the fastest time ever run by a 14-year-old in the country’s history, following this up with a 15.6 time on the slow dirt track at Maasin during the Visayas qualifying leg of the Batang Pinoy.
Karen started the meet well with a clocking of 12.5 to win the first heat.
While her teammate, also coached by Trece Rose, Marie Olorvida clocked 12.6 to win the second heat.
And it was a quality competition in the girl’s event as Celestina De Castro of Taguig City.
Also, the fastest qualifier and winner of the Pampanga leg clocked 12.7.
And clocking times below 13 seconds.
The most successful in the history of the meet was the top 6 in the girl’s 100m.
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Dogoldogol Impressive
Showing he is a force, Gino Dogoldogol topped the boy’s 100m heats in 11.0.
The boy from Koronadal City had an age-grade record for 15-year-olds in the meet’s Davao leg.
Mark Baljeboco of Negros Occidental had the second-fastest time in 11.1. Teammate Jose Belibestre was third in 11.2.
Balajeboco was the fastest in the men’s 400m with 51.4.
Kenneth Nodos, who won the Mindanao leg, had the second-fastest qualifying time of 52.4.
With his teammate Dogoldogol sharing the same time.
The morning heats saw athletes 15 years old and younger race into action. Local girl
Angelica De Josef is better feated in the Palaro for her middle distance titles.
Was the fastest in the 400m heats from Tacloban’s Gemalyn Pino 1:01.1 to 1:01.2.
Rey Mark Quezada of Baguio was third in the Pampanga leg of the meet.
Got the better of his two teammates, with his two teammates from Marikina City, who were unable to finish the race. Quezada won the 5k in 17:10.2.
In the girls, Long Jump 13-year-old Romero’s Villanueva of Negros emerged the winner of this event with 5.18m, ahead of Rose Marie Olorvida of LSA and Gianelli Gatinga of Taguig City.
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2013 Batang Pinoy Finals (Jan 23, 2014)
Athletics: Top Nine Athletes in each Event 2013 Batang Pinoy Finals
2013 Batang Pinoy Finals in Athletics is January 29-30 at Panaad Park, Bacolod, Negros Occidental.
This competition is organized by the Philippines Sports Commission and features athletes born in 1998 and after.
Also conducting three legs in Davao Del Sur (Mindanao), a dirt track at Maasin City, Leyte (Visayas), and Pampanga (Luzon). Simultaneously, the top three athletes/medalists in each event will proceed to the finals.
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THE BATANG PINOY
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The Philippine Youth Games – Batang Pinoy was created under Executive Order. No,44 declaring.
It is the National Sports Development Program for Children. Under His Excellency, former President Joseph Ejercito Estrada on December 2, 1998.
Thus, directing all concerned National agencies (PSC, DILG, DepEd). To extend full support, cooperation, and active involvement in the program’s promotion and public awareness.
Hence, the Philippine Olympic Committee, concerned National Sports Associations, and other non-government organizations are also encouraged to lend their cooperation to the program.
Furthermore, authorizing all Local Government Units (LGUs) constituting the Physical Fitness Sports Development Council (PFSDC). Consist of national, regional, provincial, city, municipal, and barangay levels to extend full support and actively participate in the program.
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OBJECTIVES OF THE BATANG PINOY PROGRAM?
- Being an integral part of the national policy and program for sports development. Will effectively address our need for a comprehensive grassroots sports program. Centered on values formation inherent in the practice of sports and play.
- Inculcate in Filipino athletes’ young minds the value of patriotism, nationalism, self-discipline, respect for law and order, hard work, teamwork, camaraderie, sportsmanship, and fair play. Thus eliminating
the child’s chances of becoming a juvenile delinquent. - The program can also serve as a recruitment baser for sports specialization, including training for other high-level leagues, national tournaments, and international competitions.
GENERAL GUIDELINES
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BATANG PINOY AGE AND REPRESENTATION?
▪ Batang Pinoy is an open tournament for children 15 years old and below based on the Batang Pinoy calendar year.
▪ Representation is strictly by the Local Government Unit (LGU). This may be in the form of provincial, city, municipality, and barangay representation. No athlete shall be accepted without accreditation of a particular LGU.
▪ Batang Pinoy is also open to all Filipinos, whether by birth or naturalized. Foreign-Pinoy may also join provided he/she represents a particular LGU.
▪ An athlete shall represent only one (1) LGU.
▪ The Host LGU and PSC shall collect no tournament or participation fee.
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BATANG PINOY 2019 GUIDELINES
REGIONAL QUALIFYING ROUNDS
Representation: By province, city municipality, and barangay
□ Participation expenses are for the account of the participating LGUs or individual athletes (uniform, meals, travel/transportation)
□ Host LGU shall provide free billeting facilities (schools/centers) for all the participants. (athletes, coaches, trainers, delegations officials, affiliated and local technical officials)
□ Host LGU shall provide a free shuttle for the participating teams upon their arrival at
the port or airport terminal to billeting schools and the playing venues.
□ The medal Count should be credited to the respective LGU.
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ROLE OF THE PARTICIPATING LGUs
□ To encourage their constituents to participate in the Batang Pinoy and provide
and may consider funding for uniforms, food, and transportation, monetary incentives of their
respective delegation
□ The LGUs are the accrediting body of their respective delegations participating in the
Batang Pinoy
□ Responsible for the decorum and management of the entire delegation and its
delegations’ adherence to technical rules and regulations
□ To register athletes, coaches, and officials as part of the delegation and certify the
the regularity of all their submitted documents as requirements of the games.
Batang Pinoy
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PARTNERSHIPS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
ROLE OF THE PHILIPPINE SPORTS COMMISSION
□ To form an Executive Committee that will decide on any issue regarding the Batang
Pinoy and its component activities
□ To establish a National Secretariat that shall serve as the nerve center and working
arm for the smooth implementation of the program
□ To formulate the necessary policies, guidelines, and regulations in consultation with
other agencies involved that shall govern the relationship of parties/entities involved
□ To enter into Agreement with the POC, NSAs, DILG, DepEd, and other private
or government agencies as may be deemed necessary for the smooth implementation of the
Batang Pinoy.
□ To impose a sanction on any individual or entity whose action/decision shall prove to
be inimical to the interest of the games.
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ROLE OF THE PHILIPPINE OLYMPIC COMMITTEE
□ The POC, as mandated by the International Olympic Committee (IOC), is the
the umbrella organization of all the National Sports Associations (NSAs) in the Philippines
□ To assist the PSC in coordination with concerned NSAs as far as the Technical
management of the games is concerned.
□ To oversee the technical management of the Batang Pinoy
□ To serve as the advisory body to the PSC, DILG, DepEd, and League of Provinces,
Cities, Municipalities, and Barangays
□ To assist the PSC in the planning, information dissemination, and actual implementation
and monitoring of related policies
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ROLE OF THE NATIONAL SPORTS ASSOCIATION (NSAs)
□ The NSAs are organized as the sole governing body of their respective sports in the
The Philippines. They are representatives of their respective International Federations and are
under the umbrella of the Philippine Olympic Committee.
□ To technically manage and operate their respective competitions, including the
appointment of technical officials
□ To conduct technical officials’ training and seminars
□ To ensure that the following aspects are properly executed;
- The athlete shall abide by the competition rules and regulations of the NSA
- The athlete shall carry the name and the color of the LGU he/she represents
- To recognize the general authority of the PSC
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ROLE OF DILG and DepEd
□ The DepEd shall extend accommodation assistance (schools) to participants
□ The DILG shall extend assistance in mobilizing resources and information dissemination of vital information for a well-coordinated event
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS GUIDELINES
FOR BATANG PINOY QUALIFIED ATHLETES
◊ The following shall advance to the National Championships and are automatically
qualified to claim the PSC allowance:
- First, Second and Third placers of the
- Individual Events of the Regional QualifyingLegs (Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao)
- Doubles Event of the Regional qualifying Legs(Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao)
- Team Event with 3 or more members of the Team,
However, the Bronze medalists in the Team events with 3 or more members may join the National Championships but NO monetary allowance from PSC; however,
if they win any medal (Gold, Silver, and Bronze National Championships, then they
shall receive a similar allowance).
◊ PSC shall provide the BP National Championships Qualified athletes (P 1,500.00)
for Meals and a (P1,500.00) travel fare allowance. Only the physically present qualified
athletes can claim such allowances as he/she affixes/their signature on the payroll.
◊ PSC shall provide similar allowances to (1) Coach per sport per LGU of the qualified
athlete/s. The coach’s name must be declared/indicated in the Athletes’ Entry Form
during the Qualifying Leg. In case of any substitution, the substitute coach must secure
authorization from the original coach with the attachment of Batang Pinoy 2014
Identification Card ( xerox copy).
◊ The Host LGU shall provide billeting schools/centers for all the participants, including athletes, coaches, trainers, delegation officials, and affiliated/local technical officials.
◊ National Championships Qualified athletes in Athletics and Swimming events may still compete in other events (the NSA shall decide on maximum additional events) in addition to the events they earned as medalists during the Qualifying leg.
◊ As hosts of the National Championships, the concerned LGU need not compete in the Elimination Leg BUT may endorse only one (1) team per sport. ( Internal elimination is recommended to develop one delegation for all the sports in the National Championships).
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BATANG PINOY Besides, the National Championships’ HOST LGU may opt to send
their athletes to compete in the NATIONAL FINALS sports included during the Elimination Leg.
◊ Participation expenses by LGUs shall be on their account.
◊ PSC, POC, and NSAs shall handle administrative and Technical management.
◊ Playing venues and billeting schools/facilities shall be the responsibility of the Host.
◊ The DILG and DepEd shall assist the PSC and POC in running the Games. Hence, both agencies will be part of the working committee spearheaded by the PSC.
◊ Medal count shall be credited to respective LGUs.
Batang Pinoy
MANDATORY DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED BY THE
BATANG PINOY PARTICIPANTS
BATANG PINOY THE FOLLOWING ARE PROOF OF ELIGIBILITY OF ATHLETES
- Birth Certificate (Certified True Copy) from NSO or the from the Office of the Local Civil Registrar
- LGU endorsement from any of the following officials (Governor, Mayor, or their duly appointed Sports Coordinator or Barangay Chairman
- LGU ENTRY FORM – It is a Delegation Master List indicating the names, sports, and ages of the participating athletes certified by the above officials (see B).
- Waiver of Medical Liability to be signed by the LGU representative or Coach
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PSC Unveils 2014 Batang Pinoy Road Map (Oct 15,2014)
Most NSA representatives met. NSA coaches sometimes represented the organization. PSC Commissioner Jolly Gomez led the meeting. The presentation solved all questions.
The 2014 Batang Pinoy continued in Naga and Kalibo, with the finals in Bacolod. Pagadian leg completed.
Commissioner Gomez wanted to extend NSA sport and recruitment regions to find more Philippine Sports talent.
It bolstered NSA. NSA can still hold national championships.
Batang Pinoy and National Games expansions Commissioner Gomez relaunched in 2011. Said it helps all NSA expand grass-roots programs. Clinics allow growing NSA to promote their sports.
Batang Pinoy and Regional National Games occurred simultaneously in different locales. National teams skip regional rounds but not finals.
Gomez also suggested recruiting PRISAA/SCUAA athletes with few meets per year.
It might become a Regional Coaching Program like Thailand’s clinics.
He also suggested using budgets for equipment or clinics instead of international meets.
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