02/01/2026
HAPPY NEW YEAR UC ARNIS TEAM!ππ
As we welcome the New Year, we also welcome new opportunities, new challenges, and new chances to growβnot only as athletes, but as individuals. This year is a reminder that every hardship we faced before only made us stronger, more disciplined, and more united as a team.
There will be moments of doubt, fatigue, and pressure, but remember: strength is not just found in skill, but in perseverance, courage, and heart. Trust the training, believe in yourselves, and support one another. A strong team is built not only on victories, but on respect, unity, and the will to rise after every fall.
Stay focused on your goals, stay humble in success, and stay hungry to improve. Carry the values of Arnis with prideβdiscipline, honor, and resilience. No matter how tough the journey becomes, never forget why you started and who you are fighting for.
Happy New Year, UC Arnis Team. May this year bring growth, strength, and countless achievements. Keep moving forward, keep believing, and keep fighting with heart.
Pugay! πͺπ₯
29/12/2025
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The UC Jaguars Arnis Team once again proved their strength, discipline, and competitive spirit after a commendable performance at the Palarong Panlungsod 2025, held on December 20, 2025, at Irisan National High School.
Facing skilled opponents from various schools across the city, the Jaguars showcased not only technical excellence but also the core values of arnisβrespect, perseverance, and sportsmanship. Their efforts were rewarded with an impressive medal haul, highlighting the teamβs dedication and rigorous preparation.
Leading the charge was Zharen Jael Yumi V. Nota, who delivered a dominant performance in the Featherweight Division, earning the Gold Medal and claiming the championship title. Her composure, precision, and tactical mastery set the tone for the teamβs successful campaign.
Adding to the medal count, John Stephene S. Juliano displayed remarkable grit in the Pinweight Division, securing the Silver Medal after a hard-fought series of matches. Meanwhile, Jameia Ramchelle B. Gabayne showed resilience and determination in the Half Lightweight Division, capturing the Bronze Medal.
The Jaguarsβ podium finishes continued with Nicole C. Abidal, who clinched a Bronze Medal in the Pinweight Division, further cementing the teamβs presence among the cityβs elite arnis practitioners.
Beyond the medalists, several Jaguars demonstrated commendable performances and fighting spirit. Joshen S. Seclegen and Glen Anthony Asuncion competed valiantly in the Bantamweight Division, while Aizelle A. Collado, Mark Jaden R. Gamboa, and Peter Joash C. Moulic represented the team with pride in the Extra Lightweight Division. Their participation and determination reflect the depth, unity, and future potential of the UC Jaguars Arnis Team.
The achievements of the UC Jaguars at Palarong Panlungsod 2025 stand as a testament to the athletesβ hard work, the guidance of their coaches, and the unwavering support of the university community. As the team continues to sharpen their skills, these victories and experiences serve as motivation for even greater success in upcoming competitions.
