Palarong Pambansa 2012 is fast approaching, that is on May 6-12, 2012 , sports teams from regions all over the Philippines gear up as it draws nearer. With less a week left before the Palaro, the teams and participants are exposed to rigorous trainings and preparations in various sports events. Thus, the competition heats up as the regions are set to snatch the over-all championship title from the National Capital Region (NCR).
The Education Secretary Br. Armin Luistro FSC expressed his excitement to see for himself the skills of this year’s set of players. “This year’s Palaro promises to be very exciting since I have heard about how the regions have been preparing to dominate the games and to grab the championship from the NCR,” said Luistro. NCR has been leads the Palaro for many years and now considered as a traditional champion. This year, however, the Palaro is shaping up to be different. Athletes from regions all over the country are ready to pose a challenge against the perennial champion. With the intensified trainings, arnis tournament manager Wilfredo Yap shares that “all regions are having early trainings and conducting friendly competitions to prepare their athletes.” The regional delegations have yet to benchmark this year as to what particular sports events they will most likely win. Judging from the assessment of tournament managers of the sports events, the regions share their own forecasts as to where they will most likely excel.
Regions I, XII and Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR) are expected to perform well in Taekwondo while Regions I and II are aiming to grab a spot in gymnastics. In volleyball, Regions I, III, VI, XII, are expected to be the major players while Regions I, II, and IV-A are presumed to dominate the swimming competition. Regions II, III, IV-B, VI and XI will battle out to notch the crown in the baseball competition. On the other hand, regions II and VI are anticipated to compete head-to-head in football. Regions II, VI and XI are anticipated to bid for the championship title in softball. Sepak takraw competition can be a battle between Regions IV-B and VIII. Regions XI and XII plan to set the match for arnis championship. Regions IV-A and XI will attempt to shoot for the basketball championship. In archery, regions V and XII will both try to bag the title. Some regions have been known in specific sports and are determined to challenge NCR. Region I expects to win in track and field, Region XII in boxing, Region XI in tennis and badminton.
The 2012 Palarong Pambansa is brewing to be exciting and interesting as other regions prepare to wrest the crown from NCR, set new records and gain honors for their respective regions. The venue also is ready for real time updates and people can be more sharable in terms of online communication because the whole place will have an access to internet.
The Education Secretary Br. Armin Luistro FSC expressed his excitement to see for himself the skills of this year’s set of players. “This year’s Palaro promises to be very exciting since I have heard about how the regions have been preparing to dominate the games and to grab the championship from the NCR,” said Luistro. NCR has been leads the Palaro for many years and now considered as a traditional champion. This year, however, the Palaro is shaping up to be different. Athletes from regions all over the country are ready to pose a challenge against the perennial champion. With the intensified trainings, arnis tournament manager Wilfredo Yap shares that “all regions are having early trainings and conducting friendly competitions to prepare their athletes.” The regional delegations have yet to benchmark this year as to what particular sports events they will most likely win. Judging from the assessment of tournament managers of the sports events, the regions share their own forecasts as to where they will most likely excel.
Regions I, XII and Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR) are expected to perform well in Taekwondo while Regions I and II are aiming to grab a spot in gymnastics. In volleyball, Regions I, III, VI, XII, are expected to be the major players while Regions I, II, and IV-A are presumed to dominate the swimming competition. Regions II, III, IV-B, VI and XI will battle out to notch the crown in the baseball competition. On the other hand, regions II and VI are anticipated to compete head-to-head in football. Regions II, VI and XI are anticipated to bid for the championship title in softball. Sepak takraw competition can be a battle between Regions IV-B and VIII. Regions XI and XII plan to set the match for arnis championship. Regions IV-A and XI will attempt to shoot for the basketball championship. In archery, regions V and XII will both try to bag the title. Some regions have been known in specific sports and are determined to challenge NCR. Region I expects to win in track and field, Region XII in boxing, Region XI in tennis and badminton.
The 2012 Palarong Pambansa is brewing to be exciting and interesting as other regions prepare to wrest the crown from NCR, set new records and gain honors for their respective regions. The venue also is ready for real time updates and people can be more sharable in terms of online communication because the whole place will have an access to internet.






