Looking Back: 2017 Dangal ng Lipi

Did you know?

A year ago, MSI Jr. Founder and Head Coach, Rafael Nicolas "Coach Paeng" Dionisio was awarded at the 2017 Dangal ng Lipi - sa Larangan ng Isports at the The Pavilion, Hiyas ng Bulacan Convention Center, Malolos, Bulacan on 15 September 2017.

Through his endeavour to train and help athletes finish their college, as of today, more than 80 student-athletes gained full scholarship in universities like University of Santo Tomas, far Eastern University, Ateneo de Manila University, De La Salle University, University of the Philippines, National University and Bulacan State University.

Truly, we are so proud to have you!

Del Pilarian Shuttlers Gold and Silver Medalists at the 31st Milo Little Olympics

Del Pilarian Shuttlers, also part of the MSI Jr., finished in triumph at the 31st Milo Little Olympics held last September 7-9, 2018 at the Baguio Athletic Bowl, Baguio City.

Headed by Coach Paeng Dionisio and assisted by Coach Beverly Albaña, the Boys and Girls Team won the Gold and Silver medals respectively. Also, Mark Anthony Bernal received the Most Valuable Player award.

We are grateful for your hard work, our warm CONGRATULATIONS to all of you!

We would like to extend also our grateful appreciation to Honourable Mayor Atty. Christian D. Natividad and City Sports Coordinator Anthony "Toti" Villanueva for your continuous support to our athletes.

In photo: Badminton Girls and Boys Team with their coaches after the awarding ceremony on September 9, 2018 at Baguio Athletic Bowl, Baguio City

In photo: Head Coach & Trainer - Rafael Nicolas P. Dionisio and Boys Team - John Javier Manalansan, John Neil Panganiban, Justine Dionisio, John Ehriz Bon, Mark Anthony Bernal (MVP)

In photo: Badminton Coach for Girls Team - Ms. Beverly Albaña, and Head Coach and Trainer -  Rafael Nicolas P. Dionisio and Badminton Girls Team - Nina Anne Pantig, Dyra May Victoria, Mikaella Dorega, Divine Grace Gaspar, Christine Dorega.

* The MILO Little Olympics (MLO) is a grand nationwide tournament that is open to all students, male or female, in the Elementary and Secondary Division of public and private schools in the Philippines. Now on its 31st year, the MILO Little Olympics has been an avenue for budding student-althletes to enter the international sporting arena, keeping true to its heritage of building champions. The MILO LITTLE OLYMPICS is the DEVELOPMENTAL version of the Summer Olympic Games.