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NCR clinches 65th Palaro crown
The National Capital Region (NCR) secured its 18th consecutive overall championship title at the 2025 Palarong Pambansa.
NCR athletes amassed 117 gold medals, along with 70 silver and 50 bronze medals.
Region IV-A (CALABARZON) finished in second place with 47 golds, while Region VI (Western Visayas) secured third with 44 golds.
Swimmers Titus Sia and Sophia Garra were recognized as the most bemedalled athletes of the tournament in the elementary division, each earning seven medals.
Patricia Mae Santor won five gold medals in swimming in the secondary division.
Davao Region took fourth place with 43 golds, Northern Mindanao was fifth with 31 golds, and Central Luzon was sixth with 29 golds.
Chrisia Mae Tajerros of Eastern Visayas clinched the tournament's first gold in the secondary girls' 3,000m run.
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The National Capital Region (NCR) continues to lead the medal tally at the 65th Palarong Pambansa in Ilocos Norte with 71 gold, 50 silver, and 27 bronze medals.
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Sophia Rose Garra and Titus Rafael Sia, both from the National Capital Region (NCR), achieved seven gold medals each at the 65th Palarong Pambansa.
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President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. officially opened the 65th Palarong Pambansa on Saturday, May 24, at the Ferdinand E. Marcos Memorial Stadium in Ilocos Norte, his home province.
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The National Capital Region (NCR) maintained its lead in the medal tally on Day 2 of the 2025 Palarong Pambansa in Ilocos Norte.
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