Result: 3rd RIZAL Day 32K Run

31 12 2011

3rd RIZAL Day 32K Run/Camp Aguinaldo/December 30, 2011

RANK NAME TIME
1 Ricarte Dayata (Champion) 2:26:00
2 Eugene Yasay (1st Runner-Up) 2:37:34
3 Roman Maborrang (2nd Runner-Up 2:38:09
4 Simon Pavel Miranda 2:42:39
5 Alfredo Ocampo 2:43:11
6 Charlie Maca 2:44:42
7 Alfred Delos Reyes 2:49:10
8 Camilla Brooks (Female, Champion) 2:50:16
9 Wilfredo Evangelista 2:51:09
10 Benedick Balaba 2:52:42
11 Roberto Delos Santos 2:54:59
12 Alessandra Gonzales (F, 1st Runner-Up) 2:57:50
13 Nolan Llanora 2:58:13
14 Reggie Bolargo 3:02:32
15 Junrox Roque 3:02:46
16 Samson Ocampo 3:04:02
17 Jose Duenas 3:04:35
18 Alex Cruz 3:04:37
19 Ronnel Go 3:06:13
20 Noel Camarillo 3:06:52
21 Miguelito Capio 3:08:14
22 Bong Pimentel 3:09:16
23 Myron Manuel Nuyles 3:10:55
24 Bert Camangonan 3:11:34
25 Jose Cando 3:13:34
26 Laurencio Ogerio 3:13:39
27 Graciano Santos 3:13:41
28 Jon Las Bruce 3:16:22
29 Allan Martos 3:16:30
30 Angelo Maravilla 3:19:04
31 Jerome Bautista 3:19:20
32 Charlie Chua 3:19:21
33 Roning Avellanosa 3:19:28
34 Chito Vegim 3:19:29
35 Benedick Meneses 3:19:42
36 Edwin Gajol 3:19:56
37 Jonathan Jarabe Inocando 3:20:04
38 Junn Besana 3:20:10
39 Alvin Adriano 3:20:26
40 Dino Dolina 3:20:50
41 Roberto Dela Cruz 3:21:22
42 Tom Moreno 3:22:39
43 Mark Visca 3:25:15
44 Gil Brazil 3:26:18
45 Fernando Cabanero 3:26:33
46 Mark Anthonay Terado 3:26:43
47 Benjamin Termulo 3:27:35
48 Vener Roldan 3:27:36
49 Sergio Bandol 3:28:39
50 Olive Lanillo (F, 2nd Runer-Up) 3:29:06
51 Sherwin Tommy Botabara 3:30:02
52 Rowel Blanza 3:30:45
53 Conrado Teodoro 3:31:12
54 Reynaldo Mapagu 3:31:26
55 Mia Constantino (Female) 3:31:29
56 Mark Anthony Rodica 3:31:31
57 Kenley Go 3:32:24
58 Carl Balagot 3:34:21
59 Abell Ngo 3:35:00
60 Lee Romero 3:36:47
61 Jerry Adriano 3:37:49
62 Lyod  Chua 3:38:08
63 Ronald Mateo 3:39:23
64 Chips Dayrit 3:39:39
65 Jeyson De Ocampo 3:40:04
66 Michael Krueger 3:40:39
67 Allen Fornea 3:40:45
68 Engelbert Guinto 3:41:05
69 Carl Ocampo 3:41:24
70 Godfrey Gozo 3:41:27
71 Trodge Lorenzo 3:42:11
72 Zaldy Zantillan 3:43:04
73 Calvin John Escandor 3:43:13
74 Hermie Saludes (Female) 3:43:31
75 Mark Delumen 3:43:47
76 Gensen Jay Lorenzo 3:44:23
77 Ysmael Ilagan 3:44:31
78 Lorna Vejano (Female) 3:44:35
79 Bong Capiton 3:47:16
80 Fritz Andre Espinosa 3:47:21
81 Mark Jay Dagat 3:47:38
82 Henry Marchan 3:47:59
83 Chito Carreon 3:48:03
84 Antonio Oro Jr 3:48:34
85 Anthony Isma 3:48:38
86 Melly Ng (Female) 3:48:55
87 Raul Tapia 3:49:03
88 Jun Guittap 3:49:17
89 Ernesto Almero 3:49:28
90 Roland Mercado 3:49:32
91 Ruben Miranda 3:50:46
92 Mish Maravilla (Female) 3:51:52
93 Rain Ordonez 3:51:56
94 Mark Hernandez 3:52:54
95 Marc Conrad Molina 3:52:55
96 Ramon De Guzman 3:53:19
97 Audi Samar 3:53:54
98 Alain Ilaguno 3:54:48
99 Samuel Narcise 3:55:13
100 Albert Imperial 3:55:45
101 Sherwin Montevigen 3:55:53
102 Gia Estrella (Female) 3:55:56
103 Leonard Arizabal 3:56:00
104 Abet Ocampo 3:56:05
105 Michael Lafuente 3:56:07
106 Noel Medina 3:56:20
107 Alex Jones 3:56:43
108 Jonjon Ramos 3:58:17
109 Janet Ching (Female) 3:58:38
110 Marlon Saracho 3:58:45
111 Nelson Mallillin 3:50:06
112 Ino Lao 3:59:22
113 Bernadette Schlueter (Female) 4:01:56
114 Alladin Cordero 4:02:52
115 Gil Ocampo 4:03:30
116 Rufino Morimonte 4:05:24
117 Dante Aquino 4:05:30
118 Wesley Orana 4:06:27
119 Allan Palomares 4:06:28
120 Christopher John Santa Cruz 4:06:45
121 Raul Punzal 4:07:07
122 Glen Joseph Protacio 4:07:55
123 Adrian Florendo 4:07:56
124 Raynor Zuleta 4:08:07
125 Arthur Villanueva 4:08:28
126 Joannie Divinagracia 4:08:29
127 Jeffrey Furigay 4:09:54
128 Maria Angela Stephanie Hefti (Female) 4:10:14
129 Joseph Ligot 4:11:17
130 Luisito Rosales Jr 4:12:22
131 Perkins Briones 4:14:23
132 Toto Velmonte 4:18:07
133 Quito San Agustin 4:19:06
134 Myrel Hugo (Female) 4:19:37
135 Dale Hugo 4:19:39
136 Ian Tubelleja 4:19:48
137 Helen Ang (Female) 4:19:49
138 Angela Racoma (Female) 4:20:06
139 Carlos Paragas 4:20:08
140 Celito Jose Macachor 4:20:22
141 Bald Runner 4:20:23
142 Dennis Que Pe 4:21:23
143 Choy Zaguirre 4:21:25
144 Jericho De Jesus 4:21:29
145 Ashley Macapagal (Female) 4:26:44
146 Elaine Botabara (Female) 4:26:45
147 Estanislao Guillermo 4:26:50
148 Jose Llaneta 4:28:51
149 Jeric Estabillo 4:30:33
150 Caloy Nobleza 4:30:45
151 Michael Reaport 4:30:46
152 Lyra Cruzelle Rosario (Female) 4:30:54
153 Robert Jonah Rivera 4:31:01
154 Nap Ocampo 4:32:08
155 Jaja Suarez 4:32:48
156 Joshua Suarez 4:33:42
157 Ariel Valondo 4:39:30
158 Efren Martines 4:39:33
159 Kessel Baysa (Female) 4:40:39
160 Carmeli Ann Ortega (Female) 4:40:43
161 Armi Rose Montano (Female) 4:42:53
162 Nelson Val Caro Jr 4:46:26
163 Danica Mancenido (Female) 4:46:52
164 Aileen Manat (Female) 4:46:53
165 Des Sanchez (Female) 4:47:06
166 Russel Sanchez 4:47:07
167 Jeje Ajusto 4:47:55
168 Mamerto Ynigo 4:47:56
169 Rona Saludes (Female) 4:48:24
170 Art Virata 4:49:15
171 Nellie Ogsimer (Female) 4:52:50
172 Joseph Sison 4:53:00
173 Bless Bestos (Female) 4:54:05
174 Romil Francis Elizalde 4:56:05
175 Bien Soberano 4:56:07
176 Sison Jayson 4:56:10
177 Jing Guerrero (Female) 4:57:54
178 Eric Espenida 4:59:43
179 Marilou Ting (Female) 5:09:12
180 Alwyn Sy 5:29:42
181 Chie Angeles (Female) 5:31:21
182 Reycie Saldivar 5:31:22
183 Michael Galas 5:38:13
184 Ian Stevenson Tan Yu 5:38:16
185 Francis Chua 5:46:16
186 Charlie Ting 5:46:17
187 Ruther Angeles 5:47:37
188 Bryan Lim 6:01:44
189 Francis Pua 6:01:45




2nd RIZAL Day Run Guidelines

25 12 2010

2nd RIZAL Day 32K Run: 5:30 AM December 27, 2010

The 2nd RIZAL Day Run will be conducted on December 27, 2010 inside Camp Aguinaldo, Quezon City. The Assembly time will be at 5:00 AM and the race will start at 5:30 AM in front of the GHQ Grandstand. Runners will have to run 4 & ¾ loops along the 7-Km route inside the camp. There will be 3-4 Aid Stations along the route that will serve water, sports drinks, cola drinks, and limited “bite” foods. The registration fee is P 650.00. Read the rest of this entry »





1st FREE Fun Run Report

21 10 2010

1. I thought of this idea to conduct FREE Fun Runs for the benefit of the new runners who have the patience to learn the “basics” of running. And at the same time remove from them the burden of paying any registration fee in order to enjoy the benefits of running. It was through this blog that this running event was known as I decided not to request from my good friend, Jinoe & Quennie of takbo.ph, to post this in the List of Races. However, on the day before the event, a certain “boy kuripot” at www.boykuripot.blogspot.com reposted my blog about the FREE Fun Run. Thanks, Boy!

2. Despite having 5-6 scheduled road races in Metro Manila and another Milo Qualifying Race in Batangas City, I decided not to postpone the activity as it was my way of trying to find out the response of my readers to this event. Even with the impending approach of the super-typhoon “Juan”, I made it a point not to be deterred with such development about the weather as I knew the course of the typhoon will not greatly affect Metro Manila on Sunday. I’ve been consistent with my events—it was always been RAIN or SHINE and no posponement/cancellation of event

3. At 5:00 AM of Sunday, a group of cyclists from the AFP, led by the Chief of Staff, AFP, were having their warm-up exercises for their regular “Bike For Peace” activity. This is a physical activity of the Officers and Men of the AFP based in Camp Aguinaldo which is composed of cyclists and they conduct their workout around Metro Manila with the slogan, “Bike For Peace”. After these cyclists left the GHQ Grandstand at 5:40 AM, it was our time to conduct the activities for the FREE Fun Run.

Group of 32 Runners Attended The 1st FREE Fun Run

4. A group of 32 runners joined the 1st FREE Fun Run. It was a combination of runners coming from the ST Microelectronics Running Club from Los Banos, Laguna; AFP Officers and their dependents; some takbo.ph members; new runners; ex-PMA cadets; and “first timers” in Camp Aguinaldo whom I had a chance to talk to. After a short welcome remarks, I led the stretching exercises and we were off on the road for our 8K Fun Run.

5. For the faster runners, it was a tempo run for them. For the “first timers” in Camp Aguinaldo, it was a tour experience for them as they were able to see the different structures and buildings inside the camp. The hilly portion at the back of the camp was a challenge to the new runners. In less than one hour, all the runners were back at the Grandstand and they were given bottled water and their copy of their Certificate of Finish for the run. Everyone had their own post-stretching exercises after they crossed the finish line. A digital clock was displayed at the Grandstand for the runners to see as soon as they cross the Finish Line.

6. I conducted a post-briefing for everybody as I accounted for all the runners. I announced that all FREE Fun Runs will be conducted at Camp Aguinaldo as my request for the use of the Philippine Army’s Grandstand & Parade Ground was disapproved due to activities being held in the said place on Sundays. Well, the “decision makers” at the Philippine Army did not see my “vision” for conducting FREE Fun Runs in their “turf” as I wanted more of their dependents and the involvement of the civilian sector in exposing the youths in 3K or shorter distance runs. I really wanted these runs at Fort Bonifacio to be short, quick, and fast as the whole activity should be finished within an hour. If the runs start at 6:00 AM, the activity should be finished before 7:00 AM.

Jeff Tamayo of POC Delivering A Short Lecture

7. The runners were fortunate to have my friend, Mr Jeff Tamayo, the ASIAN President of the Soft Tennis Sports Federation and member-officer of the Philippine Olympic Committee, who was a part of the Disaster Readiness Display activity in preparation for the incoming Super Typhoon “Juan” being held at the GHQ Parade Ground. He conducted a short lecture to all the runners on Sports Nutrition. The brief and concise lecture of Mr Tamayo was very constructive and helpful to all the runners. Thanks, Jeff for that “on the spot” lecture!  

8. Before 8:00 AM, the activity was terminated after some photo-ops with the runners. To all the runners and supporters, thank you very much and I hope more of our new runners will join these FREE Fun Runs.

Group Picture After The Event





Update #2: 1st MASTERS 15K Run

1 09 2009

On Registration

1) For those who registered through the phone, your Race Bibs are ready for pick-up at the Starting Area/GHQ Grandstand at least One Hour before the start of the race (5:30 AM). Just be ready for your ID and your registration fee of P 100.00.

2) For those who intend to register on site before the start of the race, you should be at the Starting Area/GHQ Grandstand at least One Hour before the start of the race. A separate table will be established for those late registrants.

3) There is a limited number of Race Bibs. We prepared a total of 170 Race Bibs for the runners with ages from 40-54 years old male and limited number of race bibs for the older ages and the Women’s MASTERS. Issuance of the remaining Race Bibs will be on “First Come, First Serve” basis.

4) Please ”Fall In Line” when you claim your Race Bibs or when you intend to be one of the late registrants in one of the tables. Our staff could only attend one person at a time.  

Entry to Camp Aguinaldo:

1) Everybody is advised to enter through GATE #1 which is the only gate that is open in the camp before 5:00 AM. This gate is along BONI SERRANO AVE. (SANTOLAN ROAD). Be ready with your Driver’s License if you don’t have an AFP Car/Vehicle Pass or Decal. For those without vehicles, take the Pedestrian Gate (adjacent to Gate #1).

2) MPs will guide you where you can Park your vehicle. Don’t assume that your vehicles are safe because you are inside a military camp. Due to thefts in vehicles in past races, it’s unfortunate that our suspects are also “runners” wearing running attire and with the proper race bib. It is advisable to secure/hide your things and don’t display anything inside your car. The race organizer will not be responsible for any loss or damage of any vehicle parked on the race site.

Please feel free to post your comment/s if you have any clarification or concern about the race. We will try to update you through this blog about the said race. For those who are willing to donate or sponsor any product or “giveaways” for the runners, please feel free to contact us at Telephone Number: 497-6442.

See you at the Starting Line!








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