Requierme gives RTU-Boni 3 golds in ROTC Games

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MACAILA JANE REQUIERME anchored Army to the gold medal in two women’s relay events in athletics to emerge as the most successful athlete at the close of the Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) Games National Championships at the Cavite State University (CVSU oval in Indang, Cavite.

Requierme, a Physical Education sophomore at the Rizal Technological University-Boni Campus, wound up with three gold and one bronze medals—she won the women’s long jump (5.27m) on Tuesday and finished third in the 200m run (27.3).“I poured all I’ve got to win,” she said.“And I thought I couldn’t having injured my ankle.

Lacson and Colleges Foundation-Bacolod City finished with 5.5 points to claim the gold medal with Air Force’ Ferdinand Olivares of PATTS College of Aeronautics settling for the silver with 4 points and Navy’s Verk Adam Ebro of Maritime Academy of Asia and Pacific claiming the bronze medal with also 4 points.