Anchored by their women’s and men’s fixed and mixed doubles triumphs, the College of Agriculture (COA) Reapers sow throne, garnering a total of 49 points, enough to overthrow the eight other teams in the recently concluded darts’ tournament at the Intramurals 2023 at the University Gymnasium, Rooms 1 and 2.
Earlier today, Jyzle Shane Anthonette Nebit from the College of Education (COED) Mentors and School of Graduate Studies (SGS) Master Arver Amanoddin conquered the women’s and men’s single bracket, clinching the top spots for their colleges on October 9.
This year’s newly-formed format did not bother Reapers’ rally success as the Richard Karl Cardiño-Samy Jake Bacea duo and the Marie Pelaez-Erica Lavega pair reaped supremacy in the men’s and women’s categories, respectively, of the doubles’ event, adding to their bronze medal in the men’s singles fixture.
After a fiery tie-breaking bout with Masters, the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics emerged victorious as they bewitched 40 points to claim silver in the clash, making Masters settle for bronze amidst Amanoddin's men’s singles win.
The Mentors ended up as 3rd runners-up, while the College of Social Sciences and Humanities (CSSH) Vanguards took home 4th runners-up with 38 and 25 points, respectively.
Meanwhile, Nebit was overwhelmed with her crucial game-ending double-one hits. “Gahapon, pildi ko so naadto ko sa loser's bracket, kaya ang aim ko jud is magchampion this year since last year ko na—para jud sa ako ni,” she stated.
photo by Rayjie Carillo
In the men’s category, Almanoddin was delighted as he reminisced about his win earlier, "Nalipay ko kay nakadungag ko sa score sa SGS,” he expressed.
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