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GUINDARUHAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

It is one of the Public Learning Institutions in the Municipality of Minglanilla, Cebu Province Division. The school is situated in Proper Guindaruhan, Minglanilla, Cebu with a total land area of 20,001 square meters or 2 hectares. The school site was acquired through Proclamation No. 529 by the President of the Republic of the Philippines, Malacañan Palace, Manila, last February 21, 1990 (occupying a lot no. 7409). The school is found 10 kilometers away from the National Road and 50 meters away from the Barangay Road. Cebuano is the principal dialect in the locality.

Thursday, September 27, 2012

Gnhs Settles for Silver in Sepak Takraw



The captain ball player led the batting kick bombardment and chiefly took the charge for the team, and it was reinforced by the other energetic athletes, not only in Cebu Province Division, Region VII, but also in neighboring regions in the Philippines. Guindaruhanon team emerged victorious and landed second place during the national sports competition due to heavy defense and attack against the player opponents.

Guindaruhan National High School – The Sepak takraw athletes   from Cebu Province Division salvaged the second spot title in secondary level boys’ Sepak takraw even as the team suffered continuous losses on the following days of competition in the 2011 Palarong Pambansa.

Guindaruhanon  Sepak  takraw team, coached by Olimpio Mantua Jr., earned successive points for the second spot  finish, while the others got bronze and gold spots in National Sepak takraw competition which was held last May 2011.

The captain ball player led the batting kick bombardment and chiefly took the charge for the team, and it was reinforced by the other regional athletes within the so-called division in Region VII, as well as in neighboring regions in the Philippines.

Guindaruhanon  team emerged victorious and landed second spot during the national sports competition due to heavy defense and attack against the player opponents.

At first, the Sepak takraw athletes lost to contending team, but they bounced back with a rousing score-win over the other neighboring regions in the final rounds. 

GNHS boys received certificates of recognition from the Schools Division Superintendent Dr. Arden D. Monisit during the first executive conference of all elementary and secondary school heads at the CICC.

Dr. Ermetes Adolfo Jr., the school head of Guindaruhan National High School, personally received the awards from Dr. Arden D. Monisit and expressed his profound gratitude to the coach, along with the Sepak takraw athletes who all won as overall second placers in the 2011 Palarong Pambansa.

To view more of the astounding performances of the Sepak takraw athletes from Guindaruhan National High School, you may link through this website http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHh5iSHU7-s

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