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24/04/2026

The LCUAA 2026 proceedings reached a significant administrative milestone as cultural and sports coordinators gathered at the Ormoc City Museum, also known as the People's Museum. Held on the afternoon of April 21, 2026, the assembly focused on the official Compendium Signing, a key step in documenting the standards and agreements of this year’s meet. This gathering of coordinators ensures that the cultural and athletic legacies of the 2026 games are formally preserved and recognized within the regional sports framework.

The second floor of the museum provided a fitting backdrop for this event, echoing the blend of heritage and modern athletic excellence that defines this year's competition in Ormoc City. We are proud to share these moments of collaboration and leadership as the delegation heads into the final stretch of the scheduled events. A significant milestone in regional cooperation took place at the Ormoc City Museum, also known as the People's Museum, as cultural and sports coordinators convened for the official Compendium Signing. Held on the afternoon of April 21, 2026, this assembly represented a unified commitment to the standards and success of the LCUAA 2026 meet.

24/04/2026

April 20, 2026 | LCUAA 2026

The intensity reached new heights during Day 2 of the LCUAA 2026 in Ormoc City. From the high-stakes rallies on the volleyball courts to the strategic maneuvers in Chess and Mobile Legends, the athletes poured everything into their respective arenas. Throughout the day, the hardwood battles continued with non-stop action from Basketball 5x5 and 3x3 at the Alegria Court. Futsal and Volleyball teams delivered powerhouse performances, while the precision and speed of Badminton and Sepak Takraw kept the momentum going. The day also saw final splashes at the NOCNHS Pool and the evening vibrance of the Hip-hop and Singing competitions at the City Grand Staircase.

We sincerely apologize for the delay in getting these photos live as limited technical resources slowed our workflow, but we remain committed to ensuring every milestone is documented.

22/04/2026

April 20, 2026 | LCUAA 2026

Experience the highlights from yesterday’s events during Day 2 of LCUAA 2026 in Ormoc City.

The day featured a remarkable display of sportsmanship, tactical discipline, and the unyielding Manaragat spirit. Our student-athletes demonstrated exceptional resolve and peak performance, representing our institution with distinction across various sporting disciplines.

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22/04/2026

April 19, 2026 | LCUAA 2026

We’re revisiting the opening of LCUAA 2026 with these highlights from the first day of action. From the vibrant parade of delegations to the initial burst of competitive energy, these snapshots capture the Manaragat spirit as it first took the field.

Though the games have progressed, the grit and camaraderie displayed during the opening ceremonies set the definitive tone for this year’s journey.

21/04/2026

Mr. & Ms. LCUAA 2026

20/04/2026

The LCUAA VIII Hip-Hop Dance Competition was a resounding success as Burauen Community College (BCC) was officially crowned the champion at the Ormoc City Grand Staircase on Monday, April 20. In a high-caliber showcase of talent and precision, BCC claimed the top spot, followed by Abuyog Community College (ACC) in first place and City College of Ormoc (CCO) in second.

Our very own Catbalogan City Community College (CCCC) athletes demonstrated incredible determination, securing a hard-fought third-place finish. We are immensely proud of our performers for their discipline and for representing our institution with such excellence on the regional stage. Congratulations to all the winning teams for their historic performances!

20/04/2026

HIGHLIGHTS: THE JOURNEY BEGINS! 🌟

Day 2 of LCUAA was a vibrant showcase of talent and tradition as every school brought their unique culture to the stage. We’re off to an incredible start!

Heartfelt thanks to Mayor Dexter Uy for your unwavering support of the Catbalogan City Community College (CCCC) community. Your commitment to our students makes these milestones possible! ✨

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20/04/2026

The first day of the LCUAA swimming competition was a resounding success for our delegation as our athletes showcased incredible speed and determination in the pool. In the Men’s Freestyle category, CCCC secured a spectacular 1st Place finish in the 50m event, followed by hard-fought 2nd Place finishes in both the 100m and 200m races.

Our performance in the Women’s Freestyle category was equally historic, with CCCC officially sweeping the 50m, 100m, and 200m events to claim the top spot across the board. We are immensely proud of our swimmers for their discipline and for representing our institution with such excellence.

We offer our sincere gratitude to Hon. Dexter M. Uy, City Mayor, for his instrumental role in championing the growth of our student-athletes. By fostering an environment where talent is nurtured beyond the classroom, Mayor Uy provides the essential foundation for our champions to excel in their chosen sports and bring pride to our community.

For the complete list of official rankings and updates, please visit the official results portal at
lcuaaormoc.com/ranking.php.

20/04/2026

April 20, 2026 | HISTORY MADE AT LCUAA 2026 DAY 1

History was made on Day 1 of LCUAA as our swimmers dominated the pool! Mark Jansent Sale secured a stellar Gold Medal in the Men’s 50m Freestyle with an official time of 30:15, setting a powerful tone for the competition. Joining the ranks of our champions is Cherry Rose Nuevo, who achieved a remarkable sweep with three Gold Medals in the Women’s 50m, 100m, and 200m Freestyle categories.

We extend our deepest appreciation to Hon. Dexter M. Uy, City Mayor, for providing our students the opportunity to strive for excellence not only in the academe but also in the field of sports. Your leadership continues to fuel the dreams of our champions and empowers them to succeed in every arena.

19/04/2026

Burauen Community College Triumphs in LCUAA 2026 Festival Dance Competition; Catbalogan City Community College Secures 1st Runner-Up

The results are in for the highly anticipated LCUAA 2026 Festival Dance Competition. After a spectacular display of culture and choreography following the opening ceremonies, Burauen Community College was hailed as the Grand Champion for their stunning "Buraburon Festival" performance.

The Catbalogan City Community College (CCCC) family celebrates a major milestone as our very own delegates secured the 1st Runner-Up spot. Bringing the "Spirit of the Manaragat Festival" to the stage, our performers showcased the heart and resilience of Catbalogan with pride and excellence.

This remarkable achievement was made possible through the unwavering commitment of our local leadership. We would like to express our deepest gratitude to City Mayor Hon. Dexter M. Uy for his steadfast support of our students and the arts. We also extend our appreciation to City Councilor Hon. Gary Piczon, whose active representation and guidance through the City Council have been instrumental in fueling the success of our CCCC delegates.

19/04/2026

April 19, 2026 | LCUAA 2026 Festival Dance Competition

The LCUAA 2026 officially commenced with a spectacular Festival Dance Competition, where participating institutions showcased the rich cultural heritage of their respective localities.

The Catbalogan City Community College delegation delivered a powerful performance of the Manaragat Festival, a tribute to the resilient spirit and coastal traditions of Catbaloganons. This successful representation was made possible through the steadfast leadership and unwavering support of City Mayor Hon. Dexter M. Uy through City Councilor Hon. Gary Piczon.

The competition featured high-energy performances including Abuyog’s Buyogan Festival, Burauen’s Buraburon Festival, and the host city’s own Piña Festival. Through the dedicated commitment of our city officials, Catbalogan continues to shine as a beacon of culture and excellence in the regional athletic and cultural arena.

18/12/2025

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