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Mojdeh, Quinto, Maligat snare MOS plums in Asian Open Schools THREE standout swimmers from the Behrouz Elite Swimming Team (BEST) mounted a golden rampage to secure Most Outstanding Swimmer (MOS) honors in their respective divisions at the 3rd Asian Open Schools Invitational (AOSI) Short Course Swimming Championships held at the Assumption University Aquatics....

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3 BEST tankers wagi ng MOS sa Bangkok Humakot ng gintong medalya ang tatlong swimmers ng Behrouz Elite Swimming Team para masiguro ang Most Outstanding Swimmer awards sa kani-kanyang dibisyon sa 3rd Asian Open Schools Invitational Short Course Swimming Championships na ginanap sa Assumption University Aquatics Center Suvarnabhumi sa Ban...

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Mojdeh, Quinto, Maligat itinanghal na MOS sa Bangkok Tatlong swimmers ng Behrouz Elite Swimming Team (BEST) ang itinanghal na Most Outstanding Swimmer (MOS) sa kani-kaniyang dibisyon sa 3rd Asian Open Schools Invitational (AOSI) Short Course Swimming Championships na ginanap sa Assumption University Aquatics Center Suvarnabhumi sa Bangkok, Thailand.

Annika Quinto
Most Outstanding Swimmer – Senior International Girl!
Congratulations to Therese Annika Quinto (Age 15) of The Patriots PH, Philippines for an outstanding performance at the 3rd AOSI (SCM) Swimming Championships Bangkok 2026!

🥇 6 Gold | ⭐ 300 Points | 🏊‍♀️ 6 Events Completed

A fantastic achievement and a well-deserved recognition for one of the Philippines’ rising swimming stars!

Most Outstanding Swimmer – Senior International Girl!

Congratulations to Therese Annika Quinto (Age 15) of The Patriots PH, Philippines for an outstanding performance at the 3rd AOSI (SCM) Swimming Championships Bangkok 2026!

🥇 6 Gold | ⭐ 300 Points | 🏊‍♀️ 6 Events Completed

A fantastic achievement and a well-deserved recognition for one of the Philippines’ rising swimming stars!

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BEST tankers capture 18 golds in 3rd Asian Open Schools MANILA, Philippines — THE Behrouz Elite Swimming Team (BEST) delivered a dominant campaign at the 3rd Asian Open Schools Invitational (AOSI) Short Course Swimming Championships, hauling in a massive total of 18 gold, seven silver, and five bronze medals at the Assumption University Aquatics Center...

AOSI Short Course Bangkok 2026

30 Medals, Meet Records & Most Outstanding Swimmer Awards for PH BEST in Bangkok! 🇵🇭🏊‍♂️🔥
Behrouz Elite Swim Team (BEST) / The Patriots PH dominated the lanes at the AOSI SC Swimming Championship Bangkok 2026, bringing home an astonishing 18 Gold, 7 Silver, and 5 Bronze medals, alongside multiple meet records, personal bests, and high-point awards!

🏆 MOST OUTSTANDING SWIMMERS & RECORD BREAKERS 🏆
🥇 Therese Annika Quinto – 1st Place Most Outstanding Swimmer (15yo Girls) | 300.0 Points
• 🥇 Gold – 50m Freestyle (28.30) ⏱️ PB (-0.53)
• 🥇 Gold – 100m Freestyle (1:02.20)
• 🥇 Gold – 50m Backstroke (32.07)
• 🥇 Gold – 100m Backstroke (1:07.71) ⏱️ PB (-2.29)
• 🥇 Gold – 50m Butterfly (31.17) ⏱️ PB (-1.35)
• 🥇 Gold – 100m Individual Medley (1:11.12)
• 🥇 Gold – 4x50m Freestyle Relay (2:01.65)

🥇 Behrouz Mohammad Mojdeh – 1st Place Most Outstanding Swimmer (15yo Boys) | 300.0 Points
• 🥇 Gold & 🚨 NEW MEET RECORD – 200m Individual Medley (2:12.31) ⏱️ PB (-1.00)
• 🥇 Gold & 🚨 NEW MEET RECORD – 200m Breaststroke (2:26.53) ⏱️ PB (-0.94)
• 🥇 Gold – 200m Butterfly (2:08.86) ⏱️ PB (-1.36)
• 🥇 Gold – 200m Backstroke (2:12.40) ⏱️ PB (-4.81)
• 🥇 Gold – 100m Butterfly (58.54) ⏱️ PB (-1.21)
• 🥇 Gold – 200m Freestyle (2:03.96)

🥈 Clara Ailaham Maligat – 2nd Most Outstanding Swimmer (15yo Girls) | 222.0 Points
• 🥇 Gold & 🚨 NEW MEET RECORD – 200m Butterfly (2:31.68)
• 🥇 Gold – 25m Butterfly (14.87) ⏱️ PB (-1.89)
• 🥇 Gold – 100m Butterfly (1:08.98)
• 🥇 Gold – 4x50m Freestyle Relay (2:01.65)
• 🥈 Silver – 100m Freestyle (1:04.32)
• 🥈 Silver – 50m Butterfly (31.81) ⏱️ PB (-0.53)
• 🥈 Silver – 200m Freestyle (2:18.59)

🌟 INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES & EVENT RESULTS 🌟

Mikhael Jasper Mojdeh (61.0 Points)
• 🥈 Silver – 200m Individual Medley (2:50.56) ⏱️ PB (-3.07)
• 🥈 Silver – 200m Freestyle (2:32.09)
• 🥉 Bronze – 100m Freestyle (1:10.57)
• 🥉 Bronze – 50m Backstroke (36.27) ⏱️ PB (-0.06)
• 🥉 Bronze – 100m Backstroke (1:17.68) ⏱️ PB (-4.30)
• 5th Place – 100m Butterfly (1:20.12) ⏱️ PB (-2.81)

Niño Angelo Pugay (43.0 Points)
• 🥈 Silver – 200m Butterfly (2:20.43)
• 🥉 Bronze – 200m Individual Medley (2:26.51) ⏱️ PB (-0.94)
• 4th Place – 100m Butterfly (1:02.25) ⏱️ PB (-0.48)
• 7th Place – 50m Butterfly (28.58)
• 8th Place – 100m Freestyle (59.06) ⏱️ PB (-1.20)

Athena Denise Custodio (28.0 Points)
• 🥇 Gold – 4x50m Freestyle Relay (2:01.65)
• 🥉 Bronze – 200m Breaststroke (3:08.53) ⏱️ PB (-5.87)
• 4th Place – 200m Individual Medley (2:56.16)
• 4th Place – 100m Breaststroke (1:28.56) ⏱️ PB (-6.67)
• 4th Place – 200m Backstroke (2:52.93) ⏱️ PB (-0.98)
• 7th Place – 100m Backstroke (1:21.68)

Rylle Gabriel Bernardino (6.0 Points)
• 🥈 Silver – 200m Freestyle (2:06.99)
• 6th Place – 100m Freestyle (59.65) ⏱️ PB (-0.19)
• 7th Place – 25m Butterfly (14.02) ⏱️ PB (-0.98)
• 8th Place – 25m Freestyle (12.92) ⏱️ PB (-0.08)
• 9th Place – 50m Freestyle (27.54) ⏱️ PB (-0.47)

Yisa Gamab (2.0 Points)
• 7th Place – 50m Backstroke (49.16) ⏱️ PB (-7.09)
• 9th Place – 100m Breaststroke (2:07.50)
• 13th Place – 50m Breaststroke (54.53) ⏱️ PB (-7.49)
• 14th Place – 25m Breaststroke (25.34)
• 23rd Place – 25m Freestyle (19.91) ⏱️ PB (-2.98)
• 23rd Place – 50m Freestyle (43.51) ⏱️ PB (-4.67)

Congratulations BEST Swimmers on bringing home an astonishing 18 Gold, 7 Silver, and 5 Bronze medals, alongside multiple meet records, personal bests, and high-point awards!

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LA Salle Green Hills standout Behrouz Mohammad Madi Mojdeh proved unstoppable after capturing his fourth gold medal at the 3rd Asian Open Schools Invitational (AOSI) Short Course Swimming Championships at the Assumption University Aquatics Center Suvarnabhumi in Bangkok, Thailand.
“Fell just short of the record, but it was a solid race. The focus now shifts entirely to what’s next. Two events remaining, and the goal remains the same: total sweep,” Mojdeh said.

Mojdeh delivered a masterclass in the 200-m butterfly, stopping the clock at 2:08.86. The performance brought him within striking distance of the tournament record of 2:08.48, missing the mark by a mere fraction of a second.
Mojdeh had already stamped his authority on the championships earlier in the meet by smashing the tournament records in both the 200-m Individual Medley (2:12.31) and the 200-m breaststroke (2:26.53), keeping his target of a six-event sweep well within reach.
He will next plunge into action in the 100-m butterfly and 200-m freestyle events on the final day of competition.

Meanwhile, his teammates from the Behrouz Elite Swimming Team (BEST) kept the momentum going, highlighted by a record-breaking performance from Clara Maligat.
The La Salle Zobel standout posted an impressive 2:31.68 to claim gold in the girls’ 15-year 200-m butterfly, shattering the previous record of 2:54.06 set by Malaysia’s Meral Ayn Latheef in the 2024 edition. This marks Maligat’s second gold medal following her victory in the 25-m butterfly, alongside a silver finish in the 100m freestyle (1:04.32).

Therese Annika Quinto also put on a show in the girls’ 15-year division, snagging two more gold medals after reigning supreme in the 50-m backstroke (32.07) and 100-m freestyle (1:02.20). Quinto now holds three golds overall, adding to her earlier win in the 50-m freestyle (28.30).
The regional meet features top talent from 16 Asian nations, including Iran, South Korea, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Malaysia and host Thailand.

Adding to the tally, La Salle Zobel swimmer Nino Angelo Pugay secured a silver (200-m butterfly) and a bronze (200-m IM) in the boys’ 16-year category.

Rounding out the haul, Immaculate Heart of Mary College-Parañaque tanker Mikhael Jasper Mikee Mojdeh bagged a bronze in the boys’ 11-year 100-m freestyle, while La Salle Zobel bet Athena Denise Custodio claimed bronze in the girls’ 15-year 200-m breaststroke.

”Watching our athletes fight for medals in every event makes me immensely proud. This experience will serve them well — honing their technique and preparing them to take on tougher competition in the future,” said BEST team manager Joan Mojdeh.

Mojdeh clocked a commanding 2:12.40 to dominate the boys’ 15-year 200-m backstroke, finishing comfortably ahead of runner-up Tuong Thai of Vietnam (2:16.50).

He also ruled the 200m butterfly with a swift 2:08.86 — missing the tournament record of 2:08.48 by just a hair.

LA Salle Green Hills standout Behrouz Mohammad Madi Mojdeh proved unstoppable after capturing his fourth gold medal at the 3rd Asian Open Schools Invitational (AOSI) Short Course Swimming Championships at the Assumption University Aquatics Center Suvarnabhumi in Bangkok, Thailand.

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Seven Filipino swimmers are set to make a splash and proudly represent Team Philippines in AQUATICS Swimming at the 2026 Asian Games Aichi-Nagoya in Japan.

Leading the charge is two-time Olympic medalist Kayla Noelle Sanchez joined by fellow elite swimmers Xiandi Chua, Teia Isabella Salvino, Miranda Cristina Renner, Heather White, Gian Christopher Santos and Logan Wataru Noguchi.

With a mix of Olympic experience, regional record-breakers and rising young talents, the Philippine Swimming Team is ready to take on Asia's best and make the Philippine flag proud in the pool.

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Madi Mojdeh powers to 4th gold as Maligat smashes record in 3rd Asian Open Schools swimfest MANILA, Philippines — La Salle Green Hills standout Behrouz Mohammad Madi Mojdeh proved unstoppable after capturing his fourth gold medal at the 3rd Asian Open Schools Invitational (AOSI) Short Course Swimming Championships at the Assumption University Aquatics Center Suvarnabhumi in Bangkok, Thai...