Congratulations to Mandy Agojo (Gr. 4) for winning a Bronze Medal in the Singapore and Asian Schools Math Olympiad (SASMO) 2025!
Mandy’s recent achievement qualifies her to represent the Philippines in the International Junior Math Olympiad (IJMO), the Asia International Math Olympiad (AIMO), and the Singapore International Math Olympiad Challenge (SIMOC) 2025, which will be held in Singapore from July 5-8, 2025.
Keep it up, Lion!
Congratulations to Javier Eduardo Lacson (Gr. 10), Cruz Julian Garcia (Gr. 10), Jaden Matthew de Venecia (Gr. 10), Leonardo Kenji Ozaeta (Gr. 10) and Alejandro Bustamante (Gr. 10). Their team, Philippine Samurai Baseball, finished in 2nd place at the Lion City Tournament held in Singapore from May 2-4, 2025.
Way to go, Lions!
Congratulations to some of the members of our Brent Dance Troupe who competed over the weekend at the International Youth Performing Arts Championship 2025! The event was held on May 3 at the GSIS Theatre in Manila.
Keep up the great work, Lions!
Congratulations to Alandra Silva (Gr. 10) for winning bronze in both the Women’s U18 1500m and 3000m events at the ICTSI Philippine Open Athletics Championships, held from May 1–4, 2025, at the New Clark City Athletics Stadium.
Keep up the great work, Lion!
Congratulations to Geonwoo Lee (Gr. 9), Angelina Tao (Gr. 7), Alexandre Faes-Charavel (Gr. 9), Donghyun Kang (Gr. 9) for achieving distinction in the Grade 9 Pascal mathematics contest. Geonwoo Lee (Gr. 9) was awarded the medal for top in school.
Congratulations to Siyoung Park (Gr. 10), Danielle Dixon (Gr. 10), Nayoung Kim (Gr. 10), Seongji Lee (Gr. 10), Yeeun Lee (Gr. 9), Chaeho Song (Gr. 10), Hanbi Kim (Gr. 10) for achieving distinction in the Grade 10 Cayley mathematics contest. Siyoung Park (Gr. 10) and Danielle Dizon (Gr.10) are joint medal winners for top in school.
The Pascal and Cayley mathematics contests are sponsored by Waterloo University, Ontario.
Way to go, Lions! Keep up the great work.
We are proud to celebrate our talented Lions who recently participated in the Serve for a Cause Tennis Tournament. The tournament featured a wide range of categories, including U9 and U10 Unisex, U12, U14, and U18 Boys and Girls, as well as Men’s and Women’s C, Men’s B, and Mixed Doubles divisions. This event took place at the Brent Tennis Center on April 26, 2025.
Special mention goes to the following Lions for their outstanding achievements:
• Jiro Bacani (gr. 2) – U9 Unisex Champion
• Cole Gonzales (gr. 4) – U12 Boys Champion
• Goki Yoshioka (gr. 6) – U14 Boys Finalist
• Alex Faes (gr. 9) – U14 Boys Champion
• Cali Bacani (gr. 8) – U14 Girls Champion
• Liam Simpao (gr. 7) – U18 Boys Finalist
• Nicholas White (gr. 10) – U18 Boys Champion
• Anika Chua (gr. 10) – U18 Girls Finalist
• Izabelle Camcam (gr. 8) – U18 Girls Champion
Additionally, congratulations to Izabelle Camcam for also winning the U14 Girls Championship at the Juntaphil Juniors Tournament held at Rizal Memorial from April 23–27, 2025.
Great job, Lions!
Congratulations to the APAC 3rd Season Teams for their wonderful representation of the Brent Pride in their recent tournaments!
A special shoutout to the following teams and All-APAC athlete awardees:
APAC Softball traveled to SAS in China – 2nd Place
ALL APAC: Brooklee Homes (gr. 11), Dallyn Holmes (gr. 11), and Queenie Pacquiao (gr. 11)
APAC Girls Football traveled to TCIS in Korea – 3rd Place
ALL APAC: Yu-an Jeon (gr. 10), Kira Hedeager (gr. 11), and Daniela Khoury Leon, (gr. 12)
APAC Boys Football traveled to HKIS in Hong Kong – 5th Place
ALL APAC: Jacobo Mantecon (gr. 11) and James Cormack (gr. 12)
APAC Badminton traveled to WAB in China.
Girls and Boys – Sportsmanship Award
Girls – 5th Place
Girls Doubles – 1st Runner Up
Emilia Hagedorn (gr. 11) and Patrice Monserrate (gr. 11)
Boys – 6th Place
APAC Track & Field traveled to ISB in China.
Girls – 6th Place
Girls Distance Medley – 3rd Place
Amara de Vera (gr. 9)
Anika Chua (gr. 10)
Alandra Silva (gr. 10)
Tanji Waskiewicz (gr. 10)
Girls 800M and 1500M – 3rd Place
Alandra Silva (gr. 10)
Girls Sprint medley – 2nd Place
Ashera Garcia (gr. 9)
Summer Reyes (gr. 9)
Amara de Vera (gr. 9)
LJ Barbosa (gr. 12)
Boys – 7th Place
Discuss – 1st Place
Junghan Kim (gr. 12)
Shot Put – 1st Place
Junghan Kim (gr. 12)
Javelin – 3rd Place
Junghan Kim (gr. 12)
APAC Golf traveled to UNIS Hanoi in Vietnam.
Finished in 3rd place
Girls
Agnes Sung (gr. 11) and Yeeun Lee (gr. 9) scored 9 team birdies and 1 team eagle on both team days
Elise Asuncion (gr. 11) and Suah Shin (gr. 12) scored 2 team birdies and 2 team eagles on both team days
Boys
Emilio Gamboa (gr. 12) and Joaquin Mariano (gr. 12) led the team in points on both team days
Nichiren Fernandez (gr. 11) and Aiden Velasco (gr. 10) scored 4 team birdies and 2 team eagles on the best ball day
Well done, Lions! 🦁👏
Congratulations to Raviv Ladaga (gr. 8) for earning a Bronze medal in the 2025 Philippine International Math Olympiad (PhIMO), held at the Chinese International School Manila. He will advance to the Final Round in September. Way to go, Lion!
Congratulations to Duke Brooks (gr. 4) for reaching the Cup Quarterfinals of the JSSL 7’s Singapore International Football Tournament, held from April 17 to 20, 2025. Duke played for the Azkals Development Academy – Philippines in the Under-11 category.
Congratulations to all the artists, performers, directors, staff, and crew for a successful Annual Festival of the Arts! This week-long event featured an art exhibit, Orchestra Recital, Choir Recital, Recorder Recital, Spring Band Concert, Dance Recital, and a Solo & Ensemble Recital, with participants ranging from Lower School to Upper School students.
This festival is not just a celebration of creativity, diverse skills, and talent—it is also a testament to perseverance and hard work. Bravo, Lions! Keep pursuing your passion!
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who took part in this wonderful event, and to our families for their unwavering support. You are all truly Brent Pride!
