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Our very own MCPA Muse, Cassandra Bless Cariño Sagmon is a candidate for Mr. & Ms. PYO 2026.
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MCPA BASKETBALL TEAM 🏀

Thank you for the great match and for organizing this league. Not every game ends in a win; there are also losses. What matters is that every team enjoyed the competition. Thank you so much, Brgy. Old Rizal, Catarman, Northern Samar, for this wonderful new experience!
Salamat! 👏🏀


📸 Ian Asuncio

“Old but Gold”



📸Iverson

This is not just an accident it is a failure of duty, safety, and responsibility.

Rene was only 19 years old, a boy from Agusan del Sur, son of humble parents, who worked hard, became MVP of DAVRAA, champion at Palarong Pambansa, and earned his dream spot at Ateneo Blue Eagles the peak of every young Filipino basketball player’s dream. He carried the hope of his family, his region, and everyone who believed in him. He died June 8, 2026, drowned during a team-building activity in Dipaculao, Aurora a place known for strong currents and dangerous waves, yet chosen as a venue, without parental consent, without prior notice, without proper safety measures, and without even a simple waiver signed by parents.

What hurts most & what must be said:

1. Safety comes first, always.
Ateneo promised education, training, and care but safety was never optional, it was your main responsibility. You took him away from his family, you brought him there, you organized the activity; you are fully accountable. Saying it was “just an accident” or “no foul play” is too shallow, too cold, and too disrespectful to a life lost and a family destroyed.

2. Parents have the right to know.
You never informed them. You never asked: “Is it okay with you?” You decided for them. You treated their children like they belong only to the team, not to their families. Trust was given to you, and you broke it completely. His mother said: “My child is not a soldier” he was a student-athlete, a son, a boy with a whole life ahead.

3. A tragedy that should never have happened.
Team-building does not mean risking lives in open sea with strong currents. Training does not mean putting players in danger. This was negligence, lack of proper planning, and lack of care. Two bright stars Rene and Divine Adili gone in one day, dreams cut short, families broken forever.

4. Justice is not just an investigation.
Justice means full accountability, truth, apology, and making sure no other family suffers this again. Do not hide behind statements or excuses. Face the family, answer every question, and take responsibility.

Rene did not just drown he died because safety was not prioritized, because parents were not consulted, and because those in charge failed to protect him.

He was our idol, our inspiration, our champion. His death must not be in vain. We demand:
- Full transparency
- Accountability from Ateneo & those in charge
- Strict safety rules for all school/team activities nationwide
- Justice for Rene Clert Baterbonia and Divine Adili

GIVE JUSTICE TO RENE CLERT BATERBONIA & DIVINE ADILI DO NOT LET THIS BE FORGOTTEN. 🕊️🪦