NEWS: CAPSU Mambusao Howling Wolves earn multiple medals in University Culture and the Arts Festival
By Lea F. Olino
| Kin F. Sabala wins gold medal in poetry interpretation.
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The 18th University Sportsfest and Conference of Capiz State University (CAPSU) was held at the Roxas City (Main) Campus from December 9 to 13, featuring a series of athletic, cultural, and academic competitions participated in by various CAPSU campuses.
Among the standout performers of the gathering was the Mambusao Satellite College, which delivered an impressive showing across multiple categories, ultimately securing a total of ten medals – three golds, five silvers, and two bronzes – solidifying its reputation as a breeding ground for creative and artistic talents.
Leading the gold medal haul was Kin Sabala, who clinched two gold medals in Dramatic Interpretation and Poetry Interpretation, showcasing exceptional literary performance skills.
In the field of music, Yeshua Regan Pascua emerged as a true virtuoso, demonstrating remarkable versatility by competing – and medaling – in three different instrumental categories.
His gold medal-winning performance on the violin was marked by flawless technique and heartfelt expression. Not stopping there, Pascua added a silver medal to his collection with a soulful classic guitar performance, and rounded out his impressive haul with a bronze medal in piano, proving his mastery across diverse musical disciplines.
In the visual competition, Sharyl Jane Estrabo earned a silver medal in On-the-Spot Painting, where participants were tasked with creating original artworks based on a surprise theme within a limited time frame.
In spoken word and oratory events, Gabriel Flores secured a silver medal in Deklamasyon (Filipino declamation), delivering a stirring piece that touched on themes of heritage and identity.
Ma. Joan Syvel Ludero added another silver medal to the campus’s tally with a powerful performance in Oratoryo (Filipino oration), while Mariedan OlorisÃsimo claimed bronze in Persuasive Oratory, where her compelling arguments and confident delivery resonated with judges.
The performing arts category also highlighted the talent of the Himig Kalingawan Performing Arts Group, which garnered a silver medal in the Standard Chorale competition, further contributing to Mambusao’s overall medal tally.
As the curtains closed on the 18th University Sportsfest and Conference, participants left with not just medals and certificates, but with lasting memories, new friendships, and a renewed commitment to upholding the university’s tradition of excellence.