Athletes compete with greater confidence when preparation is
strengthened by training, institutional support, and a community that believes
in their potential.
Central Mindanao Colleges, through the Center for Athletic
Development (CAD), extended support to its student-athletes and coaches as they
prepared to represent CMC in the 7th Manuel Veguillas Philippine International
Open Karate Championships 2026 and Joint Training Camp.
As part of its commitment to athlete readiness, CAD provided
allowances and other essential needs to support the delegation’s preparation
for the international competition. The initiative recognizes that strong
performance is shaped not only by technical training, but also by the resources
and support that allow athletes to focus on competing at their best.
The assistance also reflects the shared commitment of CMC
Management and supporting offices and personnel in creating opportunities for
student-athletes to train, compete, and represent the institution with
confidence and pride.
Beyond competition, the championship and joint training camp
provide valuable opportunities for athletes to sharpen their skills, strengthen
resilience, gain wider competitive exposure, and learn from other karate
practitioners.
The initiative advances SDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being
through sports participation and physical development, and SDG 4: Quality
Education through discipline, experiential learning, and holistic student
formation.
At CMC, the Center for Athletic Development continues to invest
in student-athletes by strengthening the support system behind every training
session and competition. As the delegation steps onto a wider sporting stage,
they carry not only their individual goals, but the discipline, confidence, and
pride of the CMC community.
One Family.
One Pride. One ROAR.
Greatness doesn’t start with a step. It starts with a ROAR.
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