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Perpetual Altas shines in their 1st win
Back-to-back Champion, University of Perpetual Help Altas started their season with a convincing win against De La Salle College of St. Benilde, (25-17, 25-15, 25-19), last January 11, 2020 at the Flying V Centre in San Juan.
The Almodiel-less team survived with the help from the sophomore spiker Loiue Ramirez who recorded 17 kills out of his 18 points in the game.
The back-to-back champion starting the season on a positive note hoping for a possible three-peat championship under their belt.
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Junior Altas’ first win of the season 95
University of Perpetual Help Junior Altas wins their first game of the season in expense of the De La Salle Greenhills, (25-8, 25-20, 25-11), last January 11, 2020 at the Flying V Centre in San Juan.
The five-peat champion starting the season hoping for a possible six-peat championship on their names.
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Best of the Decade: Sammy Acaylar puts his stamp on Philippine volleyball
As the decade draws to a close, the ESPN5.com editorial staff look back at the sporting figures and moments that stood out and helped define Philippine sports in the 2010s. Check back regularly until December 31 for the latest features in our ESPN5.com Best of the Decade series.
We honor the coaches who excelled in the 2010s, those who made their mark, raised the bar, and collected championship trophies along the way. This list includes Sammy Acaylar who not only became coach of the national men’s volleyball squad numerous times, but also made Perpetual a dominant force in the collegiate scene.
While basketball continues to be at the forefront of Philippine sports well into the second decade of the millennia, volleyball has made a strong case as the second most popular spectator sport since the early 2000s.
The inroads made by volleyball have now transcended into the international arena punctuated by the Philippine men’s volleyball team’s emergence in the recently concluded Southeast Asian (SEA) Games where the squad reached the finals for the first time in 42 years, winning a “Golden Silver”.
Men’s volleyball, which has long been submerged in the shadows due to the renown and exposure given to the women’s game, has slowly risen from obscurity. Among the steadiest and most dominant programs of the decade has been the University of Perpetual Help System DaLTa, thanks to the leadership of the inimitable Sinfronio “Sammy” Acaylar.
The 60-year-old Cagayan de Oro City native has been appointed, on numerous occasions, as national team head coach beginning in the 1991 SEA Games where he steered the men’s team to an unlikely bronze medal finish against the powerhouses of the region. It was the last podium finish of the Philippines before this year’s edition. He was also at the helm of the 2017 men’s team that finished 5th in the Malaysia SEA Games.
Acaylar is now remembered by mainstream audiences for being at the helm of the original Cignal team in the Philippine Superliga (PSL) that attained two silver medal finishes in the maiden season of the league in 2013. He went on to coach the then expansion Sta. Lucia Lady Realtors before stepping down and refocusing on what initially made him a headliner this decade: the Altas.
From 2010-2014, Perpetual amassed what was then the longest winning streak in Philippine sports by claiming 53 consecutive victories en route to four straight NCAA crowns and despite not having the most dominating roster still managed to outclass the competition.
The 53 wins in a row, at the time, was longer than the Adamson Lady Falcons’ softball shutout (48 wins) and the National University Lady Bulldogs basketball program (whose streak was just beginning).
It was then the longest winning streak in Philippine sports.
The run for the Perps ended on December 4, 2014 when the Emilio Aguinaldo College (EAC) Generals nipped the Altas in 5-sets.
Acaylar has been known as a wily tactician and a motivator whose talents are more felt in the men’s game as his stints in the PSL and the women’s national team didn’t produce tangible results. Among the products of Acaylar are present national team libero Jack Kalingking former national team gunners Rey Taneo, Bonj Castel and setter Warren Catipay.
Perpetual celebrated the full-time return of Acaylar in 2018 by going on to win back-to-back NCAA men’s volleyball titles and proclaim him as among the most influential and most successful mentors of the decade with six NCAA men’s volleyball titles and the architect of the program that has the Altas at least one championship (in the men’s, women’s and juniors’ division) since the turn of the decade.
Source: https://www.espn.com/story/_/id/28323825/best-decade-sammy-acaylar-puts-stamp-philippine-volleyball
2019 PACUCOA AWARDS received during the PACUCOA ANNUAL GENERAL ASSEMBLY on December 2, 2019 at Novo Hotel, Quezon City
Philippine Association of Colleges and Universities Commission on Accreditation (PACUCOA) held its Annual General Assembly last December 2, 2019 at Novo Hotel, Quezon City where the University of Perpetual Help Las Piñas received a total of seven (7) awards.
- University with the 3rd highest number of accredited programs in the Philippines
- Institution with the highest number of Level II reaccredited programs in the Philippines
- For producing a graduate who obtained the highest rating (topnotcher) in the Licensure Examination for Radiologic Technologist, July 2019
- Institution that was granted autonomous status by CHED (CMO No. 12, s. 2019)
- Third Prize in the research contest for its entry: “Making Possibilities Matter: Quality Assurance and Internationalization among Philippine Higher Education Institutions” by Dr. Loureli C. Siy, Dr. Gabriel Archemedez Flores and Dr. Cynthia Zarate.
- Third Prize in the Case Study Contest for its entry: “Breaking Stereotypes to Elevate the Civil Engineering Profession: A Case Study on the Improvement of the Civil Engineering Program of the University of Perpetual Help System DALTA through Accreditation” by Engr. Lorena Ilagan, Engr. Joel Palacol, Engr. Raniel Suiza, Dr. Loureli C. Siy and Dr. Perlita Custodio
- Second Prize in the COP Best Practice for its entry: “Breaking Prison Walls through Transformative Education: Best Practice of a Community Extension Service as Showcased by the University of Perpetual Help System DALTA Bilibid Extension School” by Dr. Josephine Dasig and Dr. Loureli C. Siy
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Congratulations to the new Perpetualite Psychometricians for passing the October 2019 Psychometrician Licensure Examination!
Abraham, Marivic M. Matreo, Angelica P.
Alcaraz, Don Pocholo Moya, Jam Imee A.
Benosa, Christine Joanne S. Oller, Vianca Faith T.
Cultura, Marco Angelo Palma, Ma. Angelica D.
Daza, George Jr. E. Par, Chelsea M.
Dimarao, Nihaya M. Pobre, Mila Grace A.
Durante, Shari A. Rodriguez, Lindsay H.
Gan, Cherry May B. Rojero, Nommer M.
Granada, Yienessa V. Sepino, Jobeth Z.
Grasparil, Jasilem Candace P. Siron, Peter Simone S.
Labramonte, Patricia Meliz Gerome U. Sta. Elena, Ykcor Allyson B.
Laresma, Michelle L. Sucatre, Candice Veronica P.
Lucas, Jasmine Ann P. Vergabara, Relyne D.
Maala, Samantha S.
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All-Defensive Team of the NCAA Season 95
University of Perpetual Help ALTAS’ 6-foot-6 Center, Ben Adamos, joins San Beda’s Calvin Oftana, Arellano’s Justin Arana, Emilio Aguinaldo’s JP Maguliano, and San Sebastian’s JM Calma in the All-Defensive Team of the NCAA Season 95.
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Altas Perps Squad shows-off their skills in pyramid as they won the ‘Dance As One’ Cheerdance Competition held at BGC Amphitheater held in Taguig City, Tuesday, November 12, 2019. (Text by Dennis Abrina/Photo courtesy of Raffy Dela Peña)
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Altas Perps Squad won Dance as One Cheerdance Tilt.
TAGUIG CITY, NCR, Philippines. – National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) 9-Time Champion Altas Perps Squad won the Dance as One Cheerdance Competition held Tuesday, November 12, 2019 at Bonifacio Global City (BGC) Amphitheater here.
Coach Ruf Vandolph Rosario mentored pep squad outsmarts four other finalists EAC Pep Squad, QCPU Pep Squad, ICA Pep Squad and Rizal Technological U Pep Squad and gained the outright to show their stunts, pyramid and synchronized dance steps and perform ‘Live’ at 30th Southeast Asian Games opening ceremony at Philippine Arena in Bocaue Bulacan on November 30, 2019
“It is an honor for our beloved school to be part of opening historic sports competition.” Perpetual owner Dr./Brig.Gen Tony Tamayo said in interview.
Immaculate Conception Academy (ICA) placed 1st runner up, while RTU settles for 2nd runner up.
“l always tell the kids that in every competition “ang kalaban niyo hindi ibang teams but ang sarili niyo” you should learn how to handle pressure, relaxation and balancing .. ikaw ang mag control ng sarili mo hindi ibang tao”. Coach Ruf Vandoplh Rosario said in interview.
“To all the Filipino athletes, please continue your passion and never stop learning … step by step I know someday all our hard works will pay off Laban Pilipinas! “ Rosario added.
He explained that the squad will perform also in halftime of some sports events in the country during the 13-days Biennial meet from November 3- to December 11, 2019. (Dennis Abrina)
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Congratulations to the new Naval Architects and Marine Engineers for passing the October 2019 Naval Architect and Marine Engineer Licensure Examination!
Bacolcol, Adriane Joshua DC
Cagadas, Shiela Marie C.
Factuar, Jan Adamme O.
Hablo, Elmer Bryan C.
Moratalla, John Henry V.
Mortilla, John Amiel D.
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Perpetual Junior ALTAS
5 – Peat Champions
PERPETUAL Altas clinched their five straight crowns in League of South Metro School (LSMS) after defeating erstwhile rival La Salle Lipa in straight sets 25-18, 15-19, 25-21, held at Brent International School in Binan City, Laguna, Saturday, October 12, 2019.
Noel Kampton adjudged as Season MVP and Mythical 6 team. (Dennis Abrina)
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Congratulations to the new Perpetualite Medical Technologists who passed the September 2019 Medical Technologist Licensure Examination!
Institutional Passing Rate of First Takers – 78.00% National Passing Rate – 73.5%
Kwinzel Mae T. Amerila Mary Agnes P. Gorospe
Amelia Marcell F. Aquino Emilyn E. Guanzon
David Hero A. Barrientos John Ronnie N. Hernandez
Maria Danilyn L. Bayabay John Roberto U. Hornilla
Jen Aldrinne M. Belamide Kate Jasmin D. Ibay
John Samuel D. Bungag Paula Ysabel H. Jacob
Ma. Clara R. Cabaluna Ana Marie T. Laylo
Ma. Anne A. Cabiscuelas Jester Carl G. Maralit
Dianne Gliza L. Cacafranca Elmar A. Medallada
Jillian Louise O. Catarroja Mary Claere B. Montecillo
kristoffer Cyril J. Custodio Lindsey Joyce B. Palmes
Patricia Danielle V. Dacanay Bea G. Reyes
Jezrel P. De Rosas Rowcher Korihn A. Rico
Lorraine Joie N. Dy Lorwynn D. Teope
Adele Carissa S. Edan Cherie Ann Villarin
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