Delegates from the Eastern Visayas State University have returned last April 28  from the SCUAA National Games 2025 in Camiguin with a total of 19 medals, contributing significantly to Region 8’s 9th place finish in the national standings.

Despite a difficult campaign at this year’s NSCUAA, Eastern  Visayas’ delegation still managed to secure a 9th place overall finish. Among those who contributed to the region’s medal haul were our very own EVSU Eagles, who brought home a total of 16 silver and 3 bronze medals through their performances in both team and individual events.

Bronze Medalists:

1. Mikenayne Williams Relador – Badminton Men’s Doubles

2. Ark Hezekiah C. Cabras – Badminton Women’s Singles

3. Judiel Khen Marbibi – Taekwondo Poomsae Mixed

Silver Medalists:

1. Abigail C. Bagarinao – Basketball Women’s Team

2. Angelina C. Baylon – Basketball Women’s Team

3. Jeanne Louise De Guzman – Basketball Women’s Team

4. Eljay Debil – Basketball Women’s Team

5. Jasha Myles Manuel – Basketball Women’s Team

6. Alyssa Kaye Nicanor – Basketball Women’s Team

7. Angel Feb Obien – Basketball Women’s Team

8. Sheren G. Orellano – Basketball Women’s Team

9. Ma. Cassandra M. Pareoni – Basketball Women’s Team

10. Haide M. Parrilla – Basketball Women’s Team

11. Diana Rebecca L. Paton-og – Basketball Women’s Team

12. Trisha Veneice B. [Surname incomplete] – Basketball Women’s Team

13. Daniela B. Sinday – Basketball Women’s Team

14. Mary Faith E. Tugonon – Basketball Women’s Team

15. Ark Hezekiah C. Cabras – Badminton Mixed Doubles

While the road in Camiguin was far from easy, our delegates showed perseverance and earned every medal through effort and commitment. Congratulations to all the medalists, delegates, coaches, and everyone behind the scenes who made this SCUAA run possible.