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Bedan Chronicle, Muntinlupa City (2025)

29/10/2025

SPORTS | SBCA Girls Futsal Team takes down DLSZ

This October 19, the San Beda College Alabang Girls Futsal Team defeated De La Salle Santiago Zobel at Saint Paul College Pasig with an astonishing score of 9-1.

The first half ended with dynamic passes between Regine Murillo and Vanessa Ignacio, resulting in two goals scored by Murillo and assists from Ignacio. The players racked up more goals in the second half. Feona Maquinay scored two goals, Regine Murillo scored one more goal, and with a masterclass performance by Vanessa Ignacio, scoring 4 goals. The performance also made Ignacio the player of the game. The match ended with a final score of 9-1, with the SBCA team taking home the victory.

According to the players, they earned the win through hard work and training; their coach prepared them for any plays that the opposing team would use against them, and they adjusted as the game went on. It all came down to their discipline, teamwork, and the trust they have in one another. The players were ecstatic after winning the last game of the elimination because they will be proceeding to the semifinals and they’re at the top of the standings. Even with all this success, the team showed that the job is not finished, they will not let their guard down, and they’ll continue to put the work in for their next games.

We congratulate the team for their amazing performance in successfully concluding the elimination and securing a spot in the semi-finals. Let us continue to roar our support louder and prouder as they go into the semi-finals of the 56th Season of the WNCAA. Animo San Beda!

Graphics by Aryanna Felipe
Caption by John Matthew Sanicas

26/10/2025

LOOK | The Bedan Herald conducted their Annual First Semester Journalism Training on October 25, 2025 from 8:30 am to 6:30 pm at Manny Reyes Hall, Our Lady of Monsterrat Building. The event gathered student-journalists from The Bedan Chronicle, Pahayagang Bedista, The Shifting Gears, and The Red Chronicles—alongside other publications.

The first guest speaker was Estrella S. Torres, who taught about News Writing. She shared her personal experiences as a writer and emphasized the need for integrity as a journalist in today’s morally bankrupt world. She continued her seminar by presenting tips and advice for news writing, followed by a news writing workshop.

The second guest speaker was Francis Thimsel Ochoa, who gave an in-depth presentation on Sports Writing. He enlightened the student-journalists about looking beyond the sport statistics, stating that interesting stories can be found beyond the scoreboard.

The third speaker was Paul Eric Roca, who lectured on the different aspects of Cartooning. He taught the various technicalities in editorial cartooning, and the different elements needed in conveying the message; which was followed by an editorial cartooning workshop.

The fourth speaker was Darlene Golla, who gave a detailed presentation on Creatives. She explained the importance of layout, colors, and typography in setting the appropriate tone and creating an eye-catching work. This was then followed by a creatives workshop where student-journalists had to create a pubmat.

The fifth speaker was Steph Arnaldo, who gave an informative and inspiring lecture on Feature Writing. She gave her own experiences, and showed to students the fast-paced yet enjoyable lifestyle she has working as a journalist. She emphasized the importance of having an eye-catching headline, and having a creative writing style.

The last speaker was Michael Varcas, who lectured on the different elements of Photojournalism. He gave a detailed lecture on the numerous aspects of photojournalism, and how to properly capture a story in a single click.

Photos by Julian Lorbes
Caption by Ayisha Rola

22/10/2025

LOOK | Today, the Grades 11 and 12 young women attended the Breast Cancer Awareness Seminar conducted between 10:20 and 11:20 in the morning, October 22, 2025. The seminar began with a prayer facilitated by Ms. Donna Velasquez, after which the Head of Health Services Department welcomed everyone and emphasized awareness and self-care among Bedan students.

The guest speaker at the seminar, Dr. Carolyn H. Magalong, MD, Acting City Health Officer of Muntinlupa, gave a presentation on breast cancer—its history, facts about its prevalence in the Philippines, warning signs and symptoms, risk factors, and treatments available. She also took time out to debunk some myths, enlightening the students with information that would help them help themselves and their families.

Throughout the seminar, Dr. Magalong states that early detection is what saves lives and that awareness begins with education. Her message called out every young woman to take charge of her health, shatter the stigma, and assist others in doing so.

To cap the event, the SBCA HR Manager and the Department Head of the Health Services Department gave awards in appreciation of the ongoing efforts to enhance health, wellness, and empowerment among Bedans.

Photos by Amani Pangandaman
Caption by Jean Alambro

20/10/2025

LOOK | AVISALA 2025: BRILYANTE NG BAGONG BEDISTA

New students of San Beda College Alabang from Grades 9-12 across the Integrated Basic Education Department and Technical High School Department gathered at St. Maur Auditorium from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM to participate the fun activities both High School Student Council (HSSC) and Technical High School Student Council (THSSC) prepared for the New High School Students. Today, October 20, 2025 marks the day of the Culminating Week Integration: AVISALA 2025, The hosts, Adrienne Abad and Naida Vela, welcomed everyone as students participated in the activities prepared by the HSSC and THSSC. The new high school students participated in fun and exciting activities with their respective teams— ADAMYA, HATHORIA, LIREO, and SAPIRO —gathered for a day of fun, unity, teamwork, and Bedistan pride.

The games began with the Hilaan ng Lubid (Tug of War) students from Adamya, Sapiro, Hathoria, and Lireo competed with strength and teamwork. In the first round, Adamya defeated Sapiro, while Lireo won against Hathoria in the second round. The final round featured Adamya taking first place, followed by Lireo, Hathoria, and Sapiro. Next, students joined the Hula Hoop Relay. The first round placed Lireo first, Sapiro second, Adamya third, and Hathoria fourth. In the second round, Adamya finished first, followed by Sapiro, Hathoria, and Lireo.

Intermissions were performed by Yakap— with songs Dahan-Dahan and Ligaya and Over the Horizon with songs Tensionado and Upuan—keeping the students engaged and the auditorium full of excitement.

Ms. Integration: Rebecca, Maria Zakiyah (Adamya)
Mr. Integration: Cartaño, Mc. Gabriel (Lireo)

Champion - Team Adamya
1st Place - Team Hathoria
2nd Place - Team Lireo
3rd Place - Team Sapiro

After announcing the ranks of each team, the new students were given the Benedictine Medal as an award for each student that participated in AVISALA 2025.

The event ended with a Dance Performance lead by the HSSC and THSSC.

Photos by Amani Pangandaman, Julianne Kare, Leizel Gabuya, and Chloe Cruz
Caption by Gwen Silva and Mary Klaire Bariso

16/10/2025

LOOK | GRADE 12 TAMPOK ANG MGA SAYAW NG LAHI

Grade 12 students from San Beda College Alabang, across the IBED and Technical High School departments, showcased the beauty of Filipino culture through Sayaw Saliksik: Sayaw ng Lahi 2025, held on October 16, 2025, at the Our Lady of Montserrat Activity Center from 9:30 AM to 12:00 NN.

The event opened with a prayer led by Jeann Balayo (S12H) and was hosted by Sir Resty Mikko Ibarra and Ms. Joana Jovida. Opening remarks were delivered by Ms. Joyce Cuevas, followed by the introduction of judges by Sir Jerome Pedernal and the reading of criteria by Sir Jomari Borja.

Seventeen Grade 12 sections from both the IBED and Technical High School departments brought to life a vibrant lineup of traditional folk dances including Karatong, Tinikling, Sayaw ng Ragragsakan, Binoyugan, Pasigin, Pasikat na Baso, Binasuan, Panulo, La Horta Maca, Subli, Singkil, Sayaw sa Bangko, Fandango, Sayaw ng Pagpipigin, and Pagiigib at Pag-aani, each performance celebrating the nation’s rich cultural heritage and creative spirit.

Each section received recognition for their participation, with special awards presented by Sir Jerome Pedernal and Sir Jomari Borja. Special awards for Best Dancers ng Pangkat were given to the following outstanding performers:

𝗧𝗛𝗦 𝗖𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗴𝗼𝗿𝘆
Sayaw ng pagpipigin: Cleia Julienne Pattung & Amari Fiehl Arcillas (THS12-A)
Karatong: Samantha Dacuya & Raven Gyel Luna (THS12-B)
Singkil: Alyanna Cristina Ventura & Francesco Mateo Palomo (THS12-C)

𝗔𝗕𝗠 𝗖𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗴𝗼𝗿𝘆
La Horta Maca: Queen Precious Hernandez & Alfonso Vittorio Paquiz (A12-A)
Binasuan: Chelsey Jesiah Labininay & Alfonso Luis Morales (A12-B)
Binuyugan: Maegan Mendiola & Trisha Bangayan (A12-C)

𝗛𝗨𝗠𝗦𝗦 𝗖𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗴𝗼𝗿𝘆
Tinikling: Naida Stephanie Vela & Hyrish Faye Gambo (H12-A)
Sayaw sa Bangko: Jeanne Adeline Consunji & Lorenzo Leone Sacluti (H12-B)
Panulo: Audrey Janelle Tigson & Ynigo Miguel Santos (H12-C)

𝗦𝗧𝗘𝗠 𝗖𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗴𝗼𝗿𝘆
Karatong : Margaret Gailwyn Gapusan & Johann Konstantine Dimaano (S12-A)
Pasikat na Baso: Charles Raphael Nicolas & Kathrine Nicole Mercado (S12-B)
Subli: Koleen Byren Palmaira & Alana Zobiella Illorde (S12-C)
Ragragsakan: Stacey Ayen Delos Santos & Kyle Lorraine Fajardo (S12-D)
Sayaw sa Bangko: Victor Noel Dacuno & Sophia Franchesca Lazatin (S12-E)
Pasigin: Freia Gayle Faltado & Luke Martin Ortiz (S12-F)
Pandanggo sa Ilaw: Naeesha Paulette Flor & Charles Kevin Paez (S12-G)
Tinikling: Je Ann Balayo & Xyrill Timothy Sario (S12H)

The distinguished panel of judges, Ms. Lana Liel F. Luzon, Ms. Hazel N. Glori, and Ms. Cynthia N. Manalo (CAS Dept), evaluated each performance with expertise, with Ms. Manalo announcing the winners of each strand.

𝗔𝗕𝗠 & 𝗛𝗨𝗠𝗦𝗦 & 𝗧𝗛𝗦 𝗖𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗴𝗼𝗿𝘆
Champion – La Horta Maca (ABM 12A)
2nd Place – Tinikling (HUMSS 12A)
3rd Place – Pagiigib at Pag-Aani (THS 12A)

𝗦𝗧𝗘𝗠 𝗖𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗴𝗼𝗿𝘆
Champion – Pasikat na Baso (STEM 12B)
2nd Place – Karatong (STEM 12A)
3rd Place – Pandanggo sa Ilaw (STEM 12G)

𝗢𝗩𝗘𝗥𝗔𝗟𝗟 𝗥𝗲𝘀𝘂𝗹𝘁𝘀
Champion – Pasikat na Baso (STEM 12B)
2nd Place – Karatong (STEM 12A)
3rd Place – Pandanggo sa Ilaw (STEM 12G)
4th Place – La Horta Maca (ABM 12A)
5th Place – Tinikling (STEM 12H)

The program ended with a closing prayer led by Lindsay Garcia, followed by the singing of the Bedan Hymn. It was a simple yet meaningful way to end the event, celebrating both artistry and love for Filipino culture.

Photos by Naomi Jane Elic and Dane Justiniano
Caption by Naomi Jane Elic and Dane Justiniano

14/10/2025

SCHOOL-BASED WORK ARRANGEMENT ANNOUNCED

San Beda College Alabang will implement a School-Based Work Arrangement from October 15 to 17, 2025, as part of the Basic Education Division’s ongoing learning continuity plan.

During this period, students will attend online synchronous classes, while teachers are required to hold classes and perform academic duties on campus. The adjusted class schedule from the BAR Examinations will remain in effect, observing shortened periods for online sessions.

Designated areas within the campus will be open to ensure stable connectivity and support for faculty members conducting online teaching, consultations, and related activities.

13/10/2025

SPORTS | SBCA Junior's Football Team takes over!

Earlier yesterday morning, October 12, The San Beda College Alabang Junior's Football Team triumphed against Victory Christian International School at Xavier Football Field, San Juan City, with a dominant score of 9-0.

According to one of the players, Jacob Francia, they scored 4 goals in the first half, 2 of which were by Win Espila. Then, the team scored another 5 goals in the second half. They ended the match with a score of 9-0, while holding down the opposing team to be unable to score a goal.

We congratulate the Football Team for their remarkable performance yesterday to take home the dominant win. Let us continue to cheer for them as they go to the quarter finals next weekend! Animo San Beda!

Pubmat by Aryanna Felipe
Caption by John Matthew Sanicas

12/10/2025

CLASS SUSPENSION ANNOUNCEMENT

Due to the rising influenza-like illnesses and earthquakes across the nation, the San Beda College Alabang - Integrated Basic Education Department will close classes from October 13-14, 2025.

Self-directed learning will be implemented during the following dates, with faculty providing ample learning materials.

All student activities will be moved and commenced on a later date.

12/10/2025

LOOK | The San Beda College Alabang Model United Nations (SBCAMUN 2025) unfolded diplomatic, leadership, and dialogue into action as students from all over the Philippines and around the globe came together to replicate actual United Nations councils. The conference served as a venue for emerging leaders to share ideas, debate current global topics, and experience world diplomacy.

Delegates came from Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa, Colegio de Muntinlupa, University of San Agustin, Thammasat University (Thailand), and San Beda College Alabang. The Bedan Chronicles also had an interview with exceptional delegates and journalists such as Jean Mari Alambro (Germany), Vineet Körner-Thakrar (United States), Arisa Pakboong (Malaysia), Tanapoth Chalermpan (France), Cyrus Aduana (Al Jazeera), and Megan Arellano (The Washington Post).

SBCAMUN 2025 took place at San Beda College Alabang with three different councils:
• Women Council at the CAS Multipurpose Hall
• Historical Crisis Council (HCC) at the Rosendo Herrera Hall
• Press Corps at the Law Library
The conference lasted for a number of days, covering the campus halls with debate, negotiation, and the vibrancy of international cooperation.

The conference sought to cultivate the future diplomats, leaders, and communicators through empathy, critical thinking, and awareness of global issues. It was meant to inspire students to discuss real-world issues—from gender equality and digital safety to crisis management and media integrity—within a formal diplomatic environment.

Every council had its own set of challenges and keypoints.
At the UN Women Council, there was debate on the confluence of technology and women's rights. On behalf of Germany, Jean Mari Alambro shared a message of empathy and forward march:

"Diplomacy begins in empathy. Technology should never be used as a tool for oppression—its purpose is to empower and connect, not divide."

Delegate of the United States Vineet Körner-Thakrar was awarded the Best Representation Award for his insightful reflections.

"Being a representation of the U.S. was about influence, but it was also about responsibility," he asserted. "MUN is not about winning an argument. It's about recognizing that change starts with how we decide to listen."

Arisa Pakboong, Best Delegate award winner from Thammasat University, echoed her joy and appreciation:

"Yes, absolutely! I had a wonderful time at SBCAMUN, I'd rate it 10/10. Here, everyone is so great and made me feel so welcome. I got to learn so much about cultural exchange—how different yet common our viewpoints can be."

Her co-delegate Tanapoth Chalermpan also mused on the richness of the experience:

"Definitely 100%. In addition to learning how to work at MUN, another experience that was highly beneficial to me was the great and friendly individuals I got to meet. It was a chance to learn so much from them, and one which I will remember for a very long time."

Meanwhile, in the Historical Crisis Council held at Rosendo Herrera Hall, delegates faced rapid-fire decision-making and historical reconstruction. Filippo Gonzales and Catharina Fajardo emerged as Most Outstanding Delegate and Best Delegate, respectively, showcasing quick thinking and adaptability.

The Press Corps in the Law Library covered each pivotal moment through stories, broadcasts, and news reports. Al Jazeera's Cyrus Aduana, Divine Evangelista, and Ram Escoto were awarded Best in Broadcast Journalism, while The Washington Post's Megan Arellano highlighted the essence of journalism:

"Our job was to share narratives that cause people to remember why diplomacy is important—not just in politics, but in human everydayness."

The closing ceremony gave awards to the most excellent performances in all councils:

Best Team Delegation: Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa

UN Women Council:
Most Outstanding Delegate – Andrea Linatoc
Best Position Paper – Sophia Jose
Best Delegate – Arisa Pakboong (Thammasat University)
Best Representation – Vineet Körner-Thakrar (United States)

Historical Crisis Council:
Most Outstanding Delegate – Filippo Gonzales
Best Delegate – Catharina Fajardo

Press Corps:
Best Broadcast Journalism – Cyrus Aduana, Divine Evangelista & Ram Escoto
Best Position Paper – Neil Aringo & Jenny Gardose
Best Printed Journalism – Russel Bilbao
Best News Writer – Pheobe Lanojan

Photos by Jean Alambro
Caption by Jean Alambro and Sophia Jose

11/10/2025

On campus, teachers, faculty, and other personnel dedicate endless time and effort for the sake of the young Bedan community. October 10th marks the GUROFEST 2025 celebration. View the various happenings and program festivities of San Beda College Alabang in World Teachers Day.

We would like to specially thank the Heads and Co-Heads of GUROFEST 2025, spanning from Middle School Student Council and High School Student councils.

To Alfonso Caballero, Mikaela Sison, Fhiel Archillas, Ezekiel Nitura, Naomi Pereja, Carlyle Carabuena, Eon Patinio, and Giuliana Valero, your commitment in this project has shaped this event into a massive success.

Host: Dane Justiniano
Videographer: Julian Lorbes
Video Editor: Julian Lorbes and Jaycee Lynn Sampior
Graphic Design: Jaycee Lynn Sampior
Writers: Dane Justiniano and Ayisha Rola

10/10/2025

LOOK | "GuroFest: Isang Himig ng Pasasalamat" is a week-long event brought to life by the Integrated K-12 Middle School, High School and Technical High School Student Councils. Today, October 10, marks the main highlight of the event at the CTK Grounds—where teachers and staff from all departments gathered to be honored and celebrated.

The morning assembly was hosted by Audrey Tigson and Elliana Angustia, who both set a bright tone for the event. Officers from each class proudly held up colorful banners to represent the thousands of "Thank You's" from the student body.

A special song number was rendered by selected students from H12C, which was followed by a lively dance performance by the HS and MS Bedan Movers. Both added to the lovely atmosphere and burst of excitement that quickly spread throughout the campus.

Photos by Celine Ong and Amani Pangandaman
Caption by Sheyhan Go and Klaire Bariso

10/10/2025

Ceptine turns 17! 🎂

Another chapter unfolds for someone who brings color, chaos, and comfort to our story. Here’s to more laughter, growth, and stories. Happy birthday, Ceptine— may your journey continue to be as spontaneous and genuine as your soul! ❤️

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