2024 CSPC INTRAMURALS Final Guidelines 2

Republic of the Philippines
CAMARINES SUR POLYTECHNIC COLLEGES

Nabua, Camarines Sur
2024 CSPC INTRAMURALS

November 19-25, 2024
GENERAL RULES AND GUIDELINES
I. All events are open to all bonafide students of the college enrolled this second semester,
School Year 2023-2024. The competing team shall be represented by the different
colleges. The competing teams shall be identified by their respective colors to wit:
TEAM COLOR
1. Buhi Campus Orange
2. CAS Red
3. CCS Yellow
4. CHS Purple
5. COE Gray
6. CTDE Blue
7. CTHBM Green
II. Ground rules for the indoor and outdoor activities:
1. The events to be contested are:
A. Sports Events
PARTICIPANTS TOTAL
EVENT CATEGORY
Student Coach Student Coach
1. Basketball Men 12 2 84 14
Women 12 84
2. Volleyball Men 12 2 84 14
Women 12 84
3. Badminton Men 4 2 28 14
Women 4 28
4. Table Tennis Men 4 2 28 14
Women 4 28
5. Lawn Tennis Men 4 2 28 14
Women 4 28
6. Athletics Men 10 2 70 14
Women 10 70
7. Chess Men 2 2 14 14
Women 2 14
8. Taekwondo Men 8 2 56 14
Women 8 56
9. Arnis Men 8 2 56 14
Women 8 56
10. Sepak Takraw Men 4 2 28 14
Women 4 28
11. Futsal Women 9 1 63 7
TOTAL 145 21 1015 147
B. Socio-Cultural Activities
PARTICIPANTS TOTAL
CATEGORY EVENT
Literary 1.Extemporaneous Speaking 1 2 7 14
2. Dagliang Talumpati 1 7
3. Oration 1 7
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4. Talumpating Handa 1 7
5. Story Telling 1 7
6. Pagkwekwento 1 7
7. Radio Drama 5 35
Musical 8. Pop Solo 1 7
9. Kundiman 1 7
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10. Vocal Duet 2 3 14
11. Instrumental Solo 1 7
12. Live Band 7 49
Dance 12. Folk Dance 8 56
13. Hiphop Dance 10 70
4 28
14. Contemporary Dance 8 56
15. Dance Sports 4 28
Visual Arts 16. Charcoal Renderig 1 7
17. Pencil Drawing 1 7
18. Painting 1 2 7 14
19. On the Spot Poster Making 1 7
20. Photography 1 7
Special Events 21. Cheer Dance 30 2 210 14
22. Mr. and Ms. Intrams
4 2 28 14
2022
Academic Contest 23. Quiz Bowl 5 1 35 7
TOTAL 97 16 679 112
C. E-Games
PARTICIPANTS TOTAL
EVENT Student Coach Student Coach
1. Mobile Legend 5 1 35 7
2. Call of Duty 5 35
TOTAL 10 1 70 7
12. All entries shall be submitted on or before March 08, 2024 to the Screening
Committee headed by Mr. Rowel S. Ramos and Mrs. Audrey Millicent H. Aurillas at
Student Affairs Services Office (SASO). Entry with incomplete documents will be
disqualified. Official Entry form shall be accompanied with:
a. Individual medical certificates

b. Parent’s consent
c. List of players with pictures per event in two copies enclosed in separate
folders.
d. Photocopy Updated and Validated School ID
13. A student is allowed to participate a maximum of two (2) events. 1 team event and 1
individual/dual only or two team or individual events. Except for Buhi Campus,
participants cana join in a maximum of three events.
14. Entry forms must be signed by the respective coaches and noted by the faculty
Coordinator endorsed by respective Deans.
15. All players are required to be present during the parade and opening ceremonies of
the 2024 Intramurals in their official team uniform. If they fail to attend the parade,
they would not be allowed to play during the 1st game. Attendance will start at CSPC.
16. No student-participant under the influence of liquor or prohibited drugs is allowed to
play or participate in the event.
17. Players and performers who are not wearing the proper uniform (team T-shirt and its
designated color or appropriate attire) shall not be allowed to play or perform.
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Impersonation or students not enrolled in the college/program

composing/representing the team will automatically disqualify the team.
18. Only the faculty and student-named as coaches shall be allowed to do the coaching
job.
19. All players/performers are required to present their school IDs before the start of
every game/event.
20. All Sports Scholars/Varsity Players and performing arts members or any students
who represented the College in the Regional & National SCUAA/PASUC are not
allowed to play/participate in the same events during the 2024 Intramurals.
21. Sports scholars/ Varsity Players are required to assist the officiating officials in their
respective events during the duration of the college Intramurals.
22. In all events, the decision of the referee and judges is final. In case of protest, a
written contesting the result of the game shall be submitted to the adjudication
committee within six (6) hours after the conclusion of the protested game and must
pay Php 5,000.00 for the protest fee.
23. All team coordinators and tournament managers are held responsible for their
assignments/functions. Hence, they are clothed with the authority in the performance
of their task.
Functions of Faculty Coordinator
1. Coordinates with the sports and cultural coordinators on all the concerns and
clarifications of their respective teams.
2. Check all the entry forms of the team.
3. Signs in all entry forms to be submitted to the office of the Sports Coordinator.
Functions of Tournament Manager/Head Master
1. Supervises the whole duration of the event assigned.

2. Implements the General Rules of the Intramurals and specific rules of the games
assigned.
3. Submits and proclaims the winners of the game.
24. The rule of game succession shall be applied in all events.

25. Point system shall be the process of determining the overall champion in each event.
POINT SYSTEM for 2024 INTRAMURALS
Basketball Champion 25
Volleyball 1st Runner-Up 20
Cheer dance 2nd Runner-Up 15
Athletics Participation 5
Arnis
Taekwondo
Badminton Champion 20
Sepak Takraw 1st Runner-Up 15
Table Tennis 2nd Runner-Up 10
Hip-Hop Participation 5
Folkdance
Contemporary Dance
E-Games
Radio Drama
Lawn Tennis
Quiz Bowl/Academic Contest
Extemporaneous Speaking Champion 5
Dagliang Talumpati 1st Runner-Up 4
Story Telling 2nd Runner-Up 3
Pagkwekwento Participation 1
Pagsulat ng Sanaysay
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Essay
Pop Solo
Kundiman
Instrumental Solo
Photography
Charcoal Rendering
Pencil Drawing
On the Spot Poster Making
Painting
Dance Sports Champion 8
Vocal Duet 1st Runner-Up 6
Chess 2nd Runner-Up 4
Participation 2
SEARCH For MR. & MS. INTRAMS 2024 Champion 6
1st Runner-Up 5
2nd Runner-Up 4
3rd Runner-Up 3
4th Runner-Up 2
Participation 1
26. The Intramurals Sports and Socio-Cultural Council has the final decision on cases
or matters not covered by the aforementioned ground rules and guidelines.
27. Proper liquidation and financial reports shall be made by the committee’s in-charge.
28. Hiring of trainers in cultural events is discouraged. The members of the performing
arts can be the local trainers in the various events.
29. Violation of the General Rules shall be ground for disqualification on particular
events.
30. All declared winners will automatically represent the college in the Regional &
National Competitions subject to rescreening and deliberation by the committee
III. The Schedule of Activities is as follows:
Date Activities Venue

February 29 Screening and Pictorial for Mr. and Ms. Graduate School
Intramurals 2024 AVR
March 8 Submission of Entry/Gallery/ Requirements SASO
by College
Screening of Documents
March 9-11 Screening of Documents/Gallery SASO
March 16 (Morning) Concentration
March 16 (Afternoon) Concentration
March17 (Morning) Concentration
March17 (Afternoon) Concentration All Available Venues
March18 (Afternoon) Concentration
March 19 (Morning) Solidarity Meeting Gymnasium
March 19 (Afternoon) Closed-Door Interview Pearl Function Hall
March 19 (Evening) Search for Mr. and Ms. Intramurals 2024 CSPC
Gymnasium
March 20 (Morning) Weigh-in for Taekwondo and Arnis Players CSPC Medical Clinic
March 20 (Afternoon) Opening of SIKLAB 2024: CSPC CSPC Grounds
Intramurals Gymnasium
Mass and Parade VH Grounds
March 21 – 24 Sports Activities/Game Proper All Available Venues
March 21 (Morning) Academic Contest Quiz Graduate School
Essay Writing Library Commons
March 21 (Afternoon) Literary Contest Auditorium
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March 21 E-games Library

March 22 Visual Arts Competition Pearl Function Hall
and Graduate School
AVR
E-games TBA
March 23 (Morning) Musical Contest and Live Band Auditorium
March 23 (Afternoon) Dance Contest Gymnasium
March 25 (Afternoon) Cheer Dance and Dance Sports CSPC Gymnasium
Competition
IV. The officials who will supervise and manage the different athletic and cultural events
will serve as Tournament Managers are:
EVENTS DIVISION TOURNAMENT MANAGERS VENUE

1. BADMINTON M/W Dr. Seth Barandon Iriga City Sports
Dr. Norell Peter M. Illo Complex
2. BASKETBALL M/W Mr. Adonis Christian Nismal CSPC Gym
3. SEPAK TAKRAW W/W Mr. Sam Andrei Sernal Takraw Court
4. TABLE TENNIS M/W Mr. Alvin Franco Agtarap CSPC Duran Hall
5. TAEKWONDO M/W Mr. Christian K. Puso Acad. Building IV-
Ground Floor
6. VOLLEYBALL M/W Mr. Sealthiel Roncesvalles CSPC Gymnasium
& Nabua Municipal
Covered Court
7. CHESS M/W Mark Ronel Ocbian CSPC Library
8. ATHLETICS M/W Mr. Christian K. Puso NCPS Ground
Mr. Peter John B. Barcelon
9. ARNIS M/W Mr. Pedro Turiano Acad. Building IV-
Ground Floor
10. LAWN TENNIS M/W Mr. Shawn Michael Villamer NNHS, NCPS
11. FUTSAL W Ms. Ursula Fillo TBA
EVENTS HEADMASTERS VENUE

1. LITERARY EVENTS Mr. Elbert Baeta CSPC Auditorium & Library
Ms. Khate Martinez Commons
2. MUSICAL EVENTS Ms. Brine Joy Abonita CSPC Auditorium
Mr. Leo Francis Barbonio
3. DANCE EVENTS, Dr. Jay L. Luzon CSPC
DANCE SPORTS AND Mr. Rafael Avila Auditorium/Gymnasium
CHEER DANCE Mr. Cedric James Tuyay
5. VISUAL ARTS EVENTS Mr. Mark Anthony Taduran Pearl Function Hall &
Ms. Shanelle Escuro Graduate School AVR
6. ACADEMIC CONTEST Dr. Marlon SD. Pontillas Graduate School AVR
7. MR. & MS. INTRAMS Dr. Jay L. Luzon CSPC Gymnasium
EVENTS HEADMASTERS VENUE

1. EGAMES Mr Jonnie M. Berina Jr. CSPC Library
V. The following Faculty Members and their Respective Students Counterparts are
designated to organize and supervise their Respective department/team/unit.
TEAM/UNIT FACULTY COORDINATOR STUDENT COUNTERPART

1. Buhi Campus Ms. Mariber M. Villar Leal, Francis R.
2. CAS Mr. Ejay F. Barcinilla Salvadora, Angelina D.
3. CCS Ms. Kezia Abegail T. Velasco Gaspi, Jedelle
4. CEA Engr. Radmar B. Tañamor Barcena, Cathrina Joy D.
Engr. Martin D. Valeras, Jr
5. CHS Ms. Ellaine Frances M. Illo Bigata, Edmund M.
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Mrs. Leni M. Malabanan

6. CTDE Brine Joy D. abonita Bolivar, Juliana Marie D.
7. CTHBM Jairo L. Repatacodo Casin, Chaster Joy M.
Lalaine M. Lastrollo

March 20 - 23, 2024
SPECIFIC GUIDELINES FOR SPORTS EVENTS
1. All events are open to all bonafide students of the college enrolled this 2nd semester,
School Year 2023-2024.
2. Below is the List of events to be contested and tournament managers.
EVENTS DIVISION TOURNAMENT MANAGERS VENUE

1. BADMINTON M/W Dr. Seth Barandon Iriga City Sports
Dr. Norell Peter M. Illo Complex
2. BASKETBALL M/W Mr. Adonis Christian Nismal CSPC Gym
3. SEPAK TAKRAW W/W Mr. Sam Andrei Sernal Takraw Court
4. TABLE TENNIS M/W Mr. Alvin Franco Agtarap CSPC Duran Hall
5. TAEKWONDO M/W Mr. Christian K. Puso Acad. Building IV-
Ground Floor
6. VOLLEYBALL M/W Mr. Sealthiel Roncesvalles CSPC Gymnasium
& Nabua Municipal
Covered Court
7. CHESS M/W Mark Ronel Ocbian CSPC Library
8. ATHLETICS M/W Mr. Christian K. Puso NCPS Ground
Mr. Peter John B. Barcelon
9. ARNIS M/W Mr. Pedro Turiano Acad. Building IV-
Ground Floor
10. LAWN TENNIS M/W Mr. Shawn Michael Villamer NNHS, NCPS
11. FUTSAL W Ms. Ursula Fillo TBA
3. The mode of competition in all sports events are:
FORMAT EVENT
Double Elimination Basketball

Volleyball
Badminton
Table Tennis
Sepak Takraw
Lawn Tennis
Single Elimination Arnis

Taekwondo
Athletics
Round Robin Chess
4. Intramurals should adopt the general rules to wit; FIBA Rules in Basketball, PAVA Rules
in Volleyball, and PATTA Rules in Table Tennis and other rules from different governing
bodies related to the sport, with certain exceptions specified in the house rule of the
sports.
5. There will be a playoff in case of a tie.
6. The rule of game succession shall be applied in all events.
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7. Point system shall be the process of determining the overall champion in each event.
8. For events such as Taekwondo, Arnis and Athletics, there will be a sub-point
system to determine the winner of the event. The Men and women’s category
will be separated in computing for the score. The team that has the most points
will be declared the winner of the event. The Points that will be awarded to the
winning department will be the general point system, not the sub point system.
Athletics 100m Dash M&W 1st place: 5 pts

200m Dash M&W 2nd place: 4 pts
400m Run M&W 3rd place: 3 pts
800m Run M&W Participation: 1 pt
1500m Run M&W
3000m Run M&W
Shot put M&W

Discus M&W
Javelin W
Long jump TBA

Triple jump TBA
400m x 100m Relay M&W

400m x 400m Relay M&W
Taekwondo Men Women 1st place: 5 pts

54kg 46kg 2nd place: 4 pts
58kg 49kg 3rd place: 3 pts
63kg 53kg Participation: 1 pt
68kg 57kg
73kg 62kg
79kg 67kg
85kg 73kg
86above 74above
Arnis Men Women 1st place: 5 pts

54kg 47kg 2nd place: 4 pts
59kg 51kg 3rd place: 3 pts
65kg 56kg Participation: 1 pt
72kg 62kg
80kg 69kg
89kg 77kg
99kg 86kg
100kg 87above
9. Note: Weigh-in for taekwondo and arnis players is scheduled on March 20, 2024,8:00-
5:00 PM at CSPC Medical Clinic.
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SOCIO-CULTURAL ACTIVITIES
SPECIFIC EVENTS FOR SOCIO-CULTURAL EVENTS
1. All lists of entries must be submitted to the committee chairman on March 8, 2024.
2. There will be 1 entry per team on the following events:
PARTICIPANTS
CATEGORY EVENT
Student Coach
Literary 1.Extemporaneous Speaking 1
2. Dagliang Talumpati 1
3. Oration 1
4. Talumpating Handa 1 2
5. Story Telling 1
6. Pagkwekwento 1
7. Radio Drama 5
Musical 8. Pop Solo 1
9. Kundiman 1
10. Vocal Duet 2 3
11. Instrumental Solo 1
12. Live Band 7
Dance 12. Folk Dance 8
13. Hiphop Dance 10
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14. Contemporary Dance 8
15. Dance Sports 4
Visual Arts 16. Charcoal Renderig 1
17. Pencil Drawing 1
18. Painting 1 2
19. On the Spot Poster Making 1
20. Photography 1
Special Events 21. Cheer Dance 30 2
22. Mr. and Ms. Intrams 2022 4 2
Academic Contest 23. Quiz Bowl 5 1
3. Drawing of lots will be done during the final meeting.

4. All participants must be at the backstage/holding area 30 minutes before the contest.
5. Non-appearance of the contestants who have been called will be considered non-
competing.
6. The decision of the Board of Judges is final and irrevocable.
7. Violation of the General Rules shall be ground for disqualification on particular events.
GUIDELINES FOR THE CONTEST
EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECH/DAGLIANG TALUMPATI
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1. The topic shall be given on the spot by the organizer.

2. The contestant shall be given 4 minutes to prepare and 4 minutes to deliver.
3. The style of the delivery shall be conversational, oratorical, or a combination of both.
4. The contestant should wear his/her school uniform.
5. Use of sound effects and props is not allowed.
6. The Judges’ decision is final.
CRITERIA
1. Content, clear organization 35%

2. Delivery 35%
3. Pronunciation, enunciation, diction 20%
4. Stage presence (eye contact, poise, personality) 10%
Total 100%
STORY TELLING, PAGKWEKWENTO
1. There shall be four (4) official contest pieces to be selected from Philippine Literature
that shall be provided by the committee/organizer before the competition.
2. All four (4) story pieces must be read and be studied by the contestants within
preparation period.
3. A story piece among all four (4) stories will be drawn by the contestant five minutes after
the ongoing speaker has started his/her delivery.
4. The delivery must be done by a recounting of the original story piece. A minimum of five
(5) minutes and a maximum of (7) minutes of delivery time is given to each contestant.
5. One (1) point shall be deducted from the contestant’s total score for every 30 seconds of
undertime and overtime of his/her delivery.
6. No recorded sound effects, microphone, background, or props are allowed to support
the story.
7. School Uniform is required.
8. The judges’ decision is final.
CRITERIA
5. Content, clear organization 35%

6. Delivery 35%
7. Pronunciation, enunciation, diction 20%
8. Stage presence (eye contact, poise, personality) 10%
Total 100%
ESSAY WRITING & PAGSULAT NG SANAYSAY
1. The board of judges shall provide the topic of the essay at the venue of the
competition not related to the theme.
2. Contestants should be wearing school uniform.
3. Essay in English should be written between 600 and 800 words. A deduction of
two (2) points shall be applied when the words used are less than or more than
the prescribed number of words.
4. The contestants shall be given one and a half (1.5) hours to develop the
composition.
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5. The competition will be held in a computer laboratory and will be given one
computer set each. They will be encoding their essay using the prescribed format.
6. The prescribed format should be followed:
▪ 8.5 x 11 in. (short)
▪ 1 inch all margin
▪ Font size: 12; Font style: Times New Roman - 1.5 spacing
7. No printed materials, electronic gadgets, or storage devices shall be utilized.
8. The judges’ decision is final.
CRITERIA
Content 50%
(Relevance to the theme, comprehensiveness, originality)
Organization 20%
(Clarity of thought, creativity, unity and consistency)
Mechanics 10%
(Punctuation, spelling, capitalization, grammar )
Total 100%
RADIO DRAMA
Theme: "Breaking Barriers"
-highlights stories centered on individuals challenging societal, personal, and
gender-based obstacles. This theme encourages stories that spotlight the triumphs of
those overcoming gender stereotypes, advocating against gender-based violence,
navigating hurdles in education and employment, and championing intersectional
equality. Through these tales of resilience, this radio drama will showcase the power of
determination and community support in dismantling barriers while emphasizing the
ongoing pursuit of gender equality and inclusivity in Philippine society.
1. Contestant presents an ORIGINAL radio program written by students. The drama is to

be prepared as a presentation over a radio station.
2. No more than five (5) players and/or student technicians may be involved.
3. Contestants may portray more than 5 characters.
4. Contestant will perform the presentation before a panel of judges. BUT the characters
may not be seen by the judges. Voice actor may not memorize the lines.
5. The drama must convey a moral or character-building theme. Specify the audience to
whom the program is being presented.
6. Background music may be used.
7. Copies of script three (3) typed, double-spaced copies must be submitted as an early
entry.
8. The time limit is five (5) minutes minimum and seven (7) maximum. If the competition
piece does not meet the five (5) minutes minimum or exceeds the seven (7) minutes
maximum time limit, the contestant will receive a five-point deduction for any portion of
thirty (30) second increments outside the allotted time.
9. The medium of language to be used will either be English or Filipino or a combination of
two.
10. Three (3) minutes allotted time will be given four the group to set up
11. Performance will be behind the curtain.
CRITERIA
MESSAGE – 40%
Appropriateness of theme –conveys age appropriate theme

Flow and continuity of script—easy to follow and understand
Audience appeal—theme and presentation directed at designated audience
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TECHNICAL QUALITY—40%
Sound effects—effects blend naturally and accomplish desired impact

Diction/ Pronunciation—words are clear and well delivered
Mood created—proper use of dramatics—voice, sounds effects, and edits to create a desired
mood
ARTISTIC QUALITY—20%
Voice inflections—voice conveys appropriate mood; adds life/ believability to character

Interest Level consistency—catches listeners attention and hold interest through out
Creativity—overall concept and creative thought resulting in end product
TOTAL 100%
HINTS FROM THE RADIO PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS Remember when presenting your
program:
1. The audience can only hear you, not see your face. ( gestures and facial expressions
are no value, so stress inflections
2. Avoid background distractions such as cracking or shuffling papers, scraping, chairs, or
clearing throat.
3. Make a presentation with a specific audience in mind (children, teens, or adults.
4. Practice until you thoroughly familiar with your script before making a recording in order
to avoid monotones and mechanical expressions.
5. Avoid long pauses or “dead time”, pronounce word clearly, and don’t mumble.
6. Speak into the microphone at the appropriate distance to avoid crackling, distortion, or
breathing sounds.
7. Prepare your script carefully, giving attention to the introduction, body, and conclusion to
the intended” message ” conveyed.
8. Present your radio program so that it comes alive for the listening audience.
POP SOLO
1. The piece is one straight published Original Pilipino Music (OPM song in any language.
Revival or adaptations from the foreign composition is disallowed).
2. Singing shall be accompanied by a minus one tape or CD. Multiplex shall not be
allowed.
3. Delivery is from 3 to 7 minutes.
4. Judges’ decision is final.
CRITERIA
1. Tone Quality 40%
(Vocal Technique/Intonation)
2. Musicianship 40%
(Dynamic nuances, interpretation, intonation,
Diction)
3. Deportment 20%
Total 100%
VOCAL SOLO (KUNDIMAN)

1. The song shall be one straight KUNDIMAN to be chosen from the following songs
only.
a. Bituing Marikit ni S. Angeles
b. Habang Buhay ni Dominador Santiago
c. Kung Hindi Man ni Nicanor Abelardo
d. Nasaan Ka Irog? Ni Narciso Asistio
e. Ugoy ng Duyan ni Levi Celerio
f. Pakiusap ni Francisco Santiago.
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2. Live/multiplex accompaniment is required.

3. Delivery is for 3-7 minutes.
4. Judges decision is final.
*Note Transposition is allowed to suit the range of the contestant’s voice.
CRITERIA
Tone quality (Vocal Technique/Intonation) 40%

Musicianship (dynamic nuances,
interpretation, intonation, diction) 40%
Deportment 20%
Total 100%
VOCAL DUET
1. The piece is one straight published Original Pilipino Music (OPM) song in any language.
2. Contestants may be (a) both male, (b) both female, (c) male & female.
3. These should be two (2) voice parts.
4. Singing must be accompanied by a minus one tape CD. Multiplex shall not be allowed.
Music/accompaniment must be tried out prior to the contestant and a backup copy
should be available.
5. Delivery is in 3-7 minutes.
CRITERIA
1. Tone quality/ Vocal technique 30%

2. Blending/ Harmony 30%
Musicianship 30%
(Interpretation, Dynamic Phrasing, diction)
3. Deportment 10%
Total 100%
INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (Piano)
1. The music piece shall be any of the following: Kundiman Balitaw Filipino Folk
Song/Music Classic Filipino Love Song Danza
2. The contestant shall play the instrument without any back-up, accompaniment or
background music.
3. The title of the piece must be given to the board of Judges before the performance.
The master of ceremonies shall announce the title of the piece.
4. Three (3) photocopies of the musical piece/repertoire shall be submitted to the one in
charge of the contest.
5. Performance shall be 3-5 minutes.
Criteria
1. Technique (Clarity of tone, Intonation) 30%
2. Mastery of piece 30%
3. Interpretation/Expression 30%
4. Stage deportment 10%
Total 100%
PHILIPPINE FOLK DANCE
1. The dance must be taken from the published Philippine Folk Dances authored by known
dance researchers-writers in the book listed below. The following are specific books.
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a. Philippine Folkdance, Volumes 1-6, by Francisca R. Aquino

b. Philippine National Dance by Francisca R. Tolentino
c. Visayan Folk Dance, Volumes 1-3, by Libertad Fajardo
d. Pangasinan Folk Dance by Jovita Sison Friese
e. Sayaw: Dances of the Philippine Island, Volumes 1-7, by the Philippines FOLK
Dance Society.
f. Samar Folk Dances by Juan Miel/Handumanan by Jose Balcena
g. Philippine Folk Dances and Songs by Bureau of Public Schools 1965
2. The dance selected must only be a Rural Dance (Occupational Dance). No combination
music is allowed. Dancers should be composed of a maximum of 4 pairs.
3. In dances where the author does not specify or describe the entrance and/or exit, they
may arrange one; it must not be longer than the dance itself and should not exceed one
minute.
4. The dance must be accompanied by playing a record, tape-recorded music, or CD
prescribe by the book. Live accompaniments are not allowed.
5. Three (3) photocopies of the literature of the dance shall be submitted to the one in
charge of the contest.
6. The decision of the judges is final.
CRITERIA
1. Performance Skill and Mastery of the Dance 40%

Interpretation/ No arrangement of figures. 30%
Correct Interpretation of the dance literature.
2. Costume, Music and Equipment 20%
The costume approximates the original. Music is authentic
Of the dance.
Equipment is required and relevant to the dance.
3. Overall impact 10%
Total 100%
HIP HOP COMPETITION
1. The contest piece must be three (3) minutes but not more than five (5) minutes.
2. A maximum of ten (10) and a minimum of six (6) dancers are allowed to participate.
3. Group should include in their performance a broad selection of street dance styles
without excessive use of the same move or patterns. A varied range of styles should be
shown in the choreography of arm, leg, and body movement.
4. Attire includes accessories such as hats, caps, gloves, scarves, jewelry, etc. Removing
pieces of clothing during the performance is allowed provided it is not offensive or out of
character. Appropriate clothing should be observed in the competition.
5. Movements that are categorized under break dance are permitted, but should not
control/dominate the performance.
6. No aerial skills.
7. Set of props or backdrop is not allowed.
CRITERIA
1. Choreography 20%
2. Rhythm and Timing 20%
3. Costume 10%
4. Technique 25%
5. Performance 25%
Total 100%
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CONTEMPORARY DANCE
1. The contest piece must be at least three (3) minutes but not more than five (5) minutes.
2. A maximum of eight (8) and a minimum of six (6) dancers are allowed to participate.
3. The dance piece should be original choreography in neo-classical/ contemporary form.
4. Soft ballet shoes or pointe shoes may be worn (optional).
5. Sets are not allowed (e.g., riser, backdrop, tables, etc.). Hand props may be used (e.g.,
stick, fan, ring, umbrella, etc.). Bamboo, wood, steel, or plastic pole may be used but
must not be more than 3 meters long.
The following are not strictly allowed in the performance:
A. The use of real fighting armour (e.g. sword, knife, guns, arrow, spears, etc.).
B. The use of any form of liquid (e.g. blood oil, water, etc.)
C. The use of fire, candles, and any pyrotechnic materials.
D. Breaking of glass, pots, etc….
6. Costume must be appropriate to the concept of the dance. Nudity is strictly prohibited.
7. Obscene choreography/ indecent movements and killing of animals is strictly prohibited.
CRITERIA
1. Choreography/ composition 30%

2. Performance 30%
3. Technique 20%
4. Over-all impact 20%
Total 100%
DANCE SPORTS
1. One pair of each category- 1 for Standard / 1 for Latin.

2. The committee will provide the music to be used during the competition.
For Latin: cha cha cha – 1.5 minutes, Rumba-1.5 minutes, Jive- 1 minute
For Standard: waltz- 1.5 minutes, Tango- 1.5 minutes, Quickstep- 1 minute
3. Costume must be appropriate to the dance.
4. Marathon dance should be adopted during the competition.
CRITERIA
1. Floor craft
2. Timing and basic rhythm
3. Body Lines
4. Movement
5. Rhythmic interpretation
6. Footwork
7. Dance Characterization
CHEERDANCE
1. Each team must have at least a minimum of 25 cheer dancers and a maximum of 30.
2. Music or accompaniment should be suited to the concept/theme of the presentation.
3. The minimum length of the performance is four (4) minutes and a maximum of five (5)
minutes. Teams who go beyond or fall short based on the time provided will be
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penalized. Less than 4 minutes will be 2 points deduction and every 30 seconds
exceeding will get a one (1) point deduction from the total score.
4. Team T-shirts and any appropriate pants or skirts are required. Hand props are allowed.
5. Only moves and materials that are stable and safe will be part of the routine, hence
pyramid-building, lifting, tossing, tumbling, and other complicated stunts are not allowed.
6. The use of mini trampolines, springboards, pyro technique/fire, and other height-
increasing apparatus are prohibited.
7. The decision of judges is final and non-appealable.
8. Any team proven in violation of the rules & regulations will be automatically disqualified
from the event.
CRITERIA FOR JUDGING
1. Choreography & Synchronization 30%

2. Overall relevance to the theme 25%
3. Cheers and Music 15%
4. Costume and Props 15%
5. Overall impact 15%
Total 100%
VISUAL ARTS- CHARCOAL RENDERING
1. Materials will be provided by the contestants except for the master illustration board
with a size of 15”x20”.
2. Pantograph, airbrush, ruler, and the like are not allowed.
3. The organizer/headmaster will decide on the subject (portrait picture).
4. All contestants will be given a portrait picture individually by the headmaster during
the contest proper.
5. The contest duration is for a period of four (4) hours.
6. Only the contestants are allowed in the contest venue.
7. No distinguishing mark or name of the constant shall appear in the entry.
CRITERIA
1. Concept (Objective/Intent,
Knowledge of the Subject Matter, Similarity or Likeness) 35%
2. Techniques (Mastery of Specific
Skills and Utilization of Media) 35%
3. Composition (Organization of Visual Space) 30%
Total 100%
PENCIL DRAWING
1. Materials will be provided by the contestants except for the master illustration board
with a size of 15”x20”.
2. The contestants must use Steadler/Rotring pencil from 2H/3H, B/2B and/or 5B/6B.
3. Charcoal Pencil, art gunner or equivalent, brush, cotton, tissue paper, sandpaper,
pantograph, and air brush are not allowed.
4. Smudging is also not allowed.
5. The organizer/headmaster will decide on the subject.
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CRITERIA
Total 100%
PAINTING
1. The subject will be decided by the organizer/headmaster.
2. The style of painting will naturalistic.
3. The contestant must bring his/her own painting brushes, easel, mixing plate/palette,
and rugs. Any kind of brush will be allowed. All other competition materials will be
provided by the College.
4. The contestant will use water-based paint (acrylic). Materials will be provided by the
organizers. Only the three primary colors (red, blue, and yellow) and two neutral colors
(black and white) shall be allowed.
5. Mixing of colors is allowed.
6. The contestants will use the 17” x 20” canvass which will be provided by the host
institution.
CRITERIA
Total 100%
ON-THE-SPOT POSTER MAKING CONTEST
1. The poster must be based on the theme provided by organizer/headmaster.

2. The contestant must bring his/her own painting brushes, easel, mixing plate, palette,
and rugs. Any kind of brush will be allowed. All other competition materials will be
provided by College.
3. The contestant will use oil paste soft. Materials will be provided by the organizers.
4. The contestants will use the 17” x 20” master illustration board which will be provided
by the host institution.
5. The contest duration is for a period of three (3) hours.
CRITERIA
Total 100%
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PHOTOGRAPHY
1. The organizers will determine the shooting location and subject matter.
2. The contestant must bring his/her own camera of choice for use in the contest. Only
digital photography techniques will be allowed.
3. The shooting will be limited to only 30 minutes. One hour will be provided for editing
and printing of the entry piece.
4. Entries will be printed on an A4 size photo paper. Organizers will provide the printing
materials and services. Contestant must provide their own laptops for the editing.
5. Only the contestants are allowed in the shooting location and the editing and printing
room.
CRITERIA
Total 100%
ACADEMIC CONTEST (QUIZ BOWL)
1. Each college will send one (1) team composed of 5 contestants. Contestants should wear
school uniform.
2. There will be four (4) rounds in the contest with the corresponding points and time.
Easy – 1 point (20 seconds)
Average – 3 points (40 seconds)
Difficult - 5 points (60 seconds)
Clincher – 7 points (80 seconds)
3. There will be 10 questions per round. In case of a tie, tie-breaking questions will be given.
4. Question will be based on the following categories:
General Knowledge
Current Events
Science and Mathematics
English/Filipino
History
5. Materials will be provided by the organizers/headmasters.
E-GAMES
MOBILE LEGENDES: BANGBANG
GENERAL GUIDELINES:
 Each College should have five (5)members only (five actual members on game and one
reserve). The team will need to follow the safety protocols and qualifications before the
game.
 The team should pick their own leader or team captain, members are not allowed to
battle in two or more squads. Team members can be from different course/year/section
but same department.
 Teams are prohibited to replace any of the registered players including the reserved
player throughout the event.
 All participating members should not interchange names between other squad members
as well as not to leave during the game.
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 All participants must use their own account and there are no restrictions on account
level.
 Waiting is 10 minutes only. Above 10 minutes late will cause disqualification.
.
•Tournament mode and format
1. The matches for qualifiers will be Custom Draft Pick Mode.
2. Matches will be played with a Best-of-One series. Matches from the Top 8 – Top
4 will be played as a Best-of-Three Series. Top 2 will be played as a Best-of
Five-Series.
3. All players must only use their own game account to take part in matches.
1. Game accounts used must match those they registered with.
4. The team on the top of the bracket will have the choice for which side they play.
For the Best-of-Three series, a coin toss will be made. The winner of the coin
toss will choose the side they play on the first game of the Best-of-Three series.
The other team will choose their side in the second game. Coin Toss again to
determine side priority should they play a third game.
5. Top 1 Team will move to the Playoffs to represent their department.
Playoffs.
There are 7 teams in total for the playoffs.
6. 7 teams are:
7. Each team will play TWO BO3s with the other 4 teams in the same group and
play ONE BO3 with the 5 teams in the other group.
8. The ranking of the competition will be determined by points.
9. Winning the BO3 game by 2:0 grants 3 points; Winning the BO3 game by 2:1
grants 2 points; Losing the BO3 game by 1:2 grants 1 point; Losing the BO3
game by 0:2 grants 0 points.
10. Top 4 Team with highest points will move to the finals.
FINALE FORMAT
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GUIDELINES FOR THE CONDUCT OF

2024 SEARCH FOR MR. AND MS. INTRAMS
A. Mechanics of the Contest

1. Each college is required to have 2 candidates for each Category (2 females and
males).
2. Each college should submit their entry names accompanied by Personal Data
Sheet as provided by the committee.
3. Each candidate is required to attend the rehearsal specified by the committee.
4. Each candidate must be sixteen (17) to twenty-four (24) years of age and stands
5’’4” tall for females and 5”6” for males.
B. Specific Guidelines
1. Special Awards:
a. Mr. & Miss Friendship
b. Mr. & Miss Photogenic
c. Best in Swim Wear (male and female)
d. Best in Production Performance
e. Best in Formal Attire/Gown
2. Major Awards
a. Mr. & Miss Intrams 2024
b. First Runner-Up
c. Second Runner-Up
d. Third Runner-Up
e. Fourth Runner-Up
3. Criteria For Judging

The criteria for judging will be done by means of scaling (1- lowest scale and 10
highest scale)
MINOR AWARDS
a. Best in Production Performance- scale of 1-10

b. Best in Swim Wear- scale of 1-10
c. Best in Long Gown/Formal Attire- scale of 1-10
*(Beauty of the Face-50%, Poise and Carriage-50%)
Criteria to Determine the Top Five (5) Finalist(will be based on the ranking
system)
Production Performance
Beach Wear/Swimwear
Formal Attire/Long Gown
Beauty of the Face and Figure (close door interview)
Intelligence (close door interview)
4. The highest number of points earned from the different exposure will determine
the 5 Finalists who will undergo another set of criteria to determine the winner
(back to zero).
5. Criteria to determine the Winners (Final round)
Beauty/Masculinity
Intelligence
6. The tabulation of results will be done by computation.
7. All the costumes that will be used by the candidates for the Production, Beach
Wear, and Formal Attire will be provided by the committee through sponsorship.
8. The decision of Judges is always final and irrevocable.
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9. Winners are requested to be present during the opening parade and program.
BUDGET PROPOSAL
Title : 2024 CSPC INTRAMURALS

Target Date : March 19-25, 2024
Target Venue : CAMARINES SUR POLYTECHNIC COLLEGES
Total Activity Cost : Php 2,293,501.00
A. Sports Events
PARTICIPANTS TOTAL
EVENT CATEGORY
1. Basketball Men 12 2 84 14
Women 12 84
2. Volleyball Men 12 2 84 14
Women 12 84
3. Badminton Men 4 2 28 14
Women 4 28
4. Table Tennis Men 4 2 28 14
Women 4 28
5. Lawn Tennis Men 4 2 28 14
Women 4 28
6. Athletics Men 10 2 70 14
Women 10 70
7. Chess Men 2 2 14 14
Women 2 14
8. Taekwondo Men 8 2 56 14
Women 8 56
9. Arnis Men 8 2 56 14
Women 8 56
10. Sepak Takraw Men 4 2 28 14
Women 4 28
11. Futsal Women 9 1 63 7
TOTAL 145 21 1015 147
B. Socio-Cultural Activities
PARTICIPANTS TOTAL
CATEGORY EVENT
Literary 1.Extemporaneous Speaking 1 7
2. Dagliang Talumpati 1 7
3. Oration 1 7
4. Talumpating Handa 1 2 7 14
5. Story Telling 1 7
6. Pagkwekwento 1 7
7. Radio Drama 5 35
Musical 8. Pop Solo 1 7
9. Kundiman 1 7
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10. Vocal Duet 2 3 14
11. Instrumental Solo 1 7
12. Live Band 7 49
Dance 12. Folk Dance 8 56
13. Hiphop Dance 10 70
4 28
14. Contemporary Dance 8 56
15. Dance Sports 4 28
Visual Arts 16. Charcoal Renderig 1 2 7 14
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17. Pencil Drawing 1 7

18. Painting 1 7
19. On the Spot Poster Making 1 7
20. Photography 1 7
Special Events 21. Cheer Dance 30 2 210 14
22. Mr. and Ms. Intrams
4 2 28 14
2022
Academic Contest 23. Quiz Bowl 5 1 35 7
TOTAL 97 16 679 112
C. E-Games
PARTICIPANTS TOTAL
EVENT Student Coach Student Coach
1. Mobile Legend 5 1 35 7
2. COD 5 35
TOTAL 10 1 70 7
SUMMARY OF PARTICIPANT
PARTICIPANTS/COLLEGE TOTAL PARTICIPANTS

Students Coaches Students Coaches
1. Sports Events 145 21 1015 147
2. Socio-Cultural Events 97 16 679 112
3. E-Games 10 1 70 7
TOTAL 252 38 1764 266
PROPOSED BUDGET
1. Uniform Php 264,600.00

Athletes/Students
a. Sports Events (1015 pax)
b. Socio-Cultural Events (238 pax)
c. E-games (70 pax)
(Total: 1,323 pax * Php 200.00 ) Php
264,600.00
2. Honorarium for Officiating Officials Php 80,000.00
a. Badminton Php 5,000.00
b. Basketball 13,000.00
c. Volleyball 10,000.00
d. Table Tennis 5,000.00
e. Chess 5,000.00
f. Arnis 5,000.00
g. Athletics 6,000.00
h. Taekwondo 11,000.00
i. Lawn Tennis 5,000.00
j. E-games 5,000.00
k. Sepak Takraw 5,000.00
l. futsal 5,000.00
Total Php 80,000.00
3. Trophies/Awards/Medals Php 79,500.00
a. Over-all Php 17,500.00
b. Pageant 5,000.00
c. Sports 40,500.00
d. Socio-Cultural 16,500.00
Total Php 79,500.00
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4. LITMUSDA Assistance Php 381,500.00

a. Hiphop (Php 7,000.00 * 7 teams) Php 49,000.00
b. Contempo (Php 7,000.00 * 7 teams) 49,000.00
c. Folk Dance (Php 7,000.00 * 7 49,000.00
teams) 140,000.00
d. Cheer Dance (Php 20,000.00 * 7 35,000.00
teams) 24,500.00
e. Dance Sports (Php 5,000.00 * 7 teams) 35,000.00
d. Musical (Php 3,500.00 * 7 Total Php 381,500.00
teams)
e. Live Band ( Php 5,000.00 * 7
teams)
5. Pageant Assistance Php 147,000.00
a. Production & Swimwear
(Php 1,000.00 * 28 Php 28,000.00
pax)
b. Formal Attire 21,000.00
(Php 1,500.00 * 14
pax) 28,000.00
c. Gown
(Php 2,000.00 * 14 70,000.00
pax) Total Php147,000.00
d. Make-up/Glam Team
(Php 10,000.00 * 7
pax)
6. Food Assistance Php 957,600.00
a. Sports Events
(1,162 pax * Php 150.00 * 4 Php 697,200.00
days)
b. Egames Php 23,100.00
( 77 pax * Php 150.00 * 3 days)
b. Socio-Cultural Events Php 237,300.00
(791 pax * Php 150.00* 2 days)
Total Php 957,600.00
7. Token/Honorarium Php 89,500.00
a. Literary Events
(3 pax * Php 3,500.00) Php 10,500.00
b. Musical Events
(3 pax * Php 3,500.00) 10,500.00
c. Dance Events
(3 pax * Php 3,000.00) 9,000.00
d. Cheer Dance/Dance Sports
(3 pax * Php 3,500.00) 10,500.00
e. Visual Arts
(3 pax * Php 3,000.00) 9,000.00
e. Pageant
(5 pax * Php 5,000.00) 25,000.00
f. Souvenir Items 15,000.00
Total Php 89,500.00
8. Pageant Expenses Php 68,000.00
a. Sashes and Bouquet Php 13,000.00
b. Stage Decoration 15,000.00
c. Lights and Sounds 20,000.00
d. Float 10,000.00
e. Suits/Gown(Hosts) 5,000.00
g. Pictorial 5,000.00
Total Php 68,000.00
9. Foods/Snacks/Meals Php 52,000.00
a. Screening Php 4,000.00
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b. Opening Ceremony 5,000.00

c. Literary/Visual Arts Contest 6,000.00
d. Academic Contest 3,000.00
e. Musical and Dance Contest 7,000.00
f. Closing and Awarding Ceremony 8,000.00
g. Close Door Interview/Preliminaries 5,000.00
h. Pageant Night 10,000.00
i. Band and Majorettes/Performing Arts 5,000.00
Total Php 52,000.00

10. Other Related Expenses Php 107,000.00
a. Tarpaulin Php 20,000.00
b. Program, Invitations, Certificates 30,000.00
c. Clerk of Course 4,000.00
d. Parade (PNP Services) 4,000.00
e. Documentation 5,000.00
f. Janitorial Services (Php 250.00 * 5pax * 5,500.00
5 days)
g. Security Services (Php 250.00 * 5 pax) 1,500.00
h. Visual Arts Materials 12,000.00
i. Materials and Other Supplies 25,000.00

Subtotal Php 2,226,700.00
11. Incidental/Contingency Fund (3%) 66,801.00
Total Php 2,293,501.00
Summary of Expenses

2. Honorarium for Officiating Officials 80,000.00
3. Trophies/Awards 79,500.00
4. LITMUSDA Assistance 381,500.00
5. Pageant Assistance 147,000.00
6. Food Assistance 957,600.00
7. Token/Honorarium 89,500.00
8. Pageant Expenses 68,000.00
9. Foods/Snacks/Meals 52,000.00
10. Other Related Expenses 107,000.00
SUB-TOTAL Php 2,226,700.00
TOTAL Php 2,293,501.00
Enrollment Summary – First Semester S/Y 2022-2023
COLLEGE Number of Students

Buhi Campus 468
College of Arts and Sciences 1022
College of Computer Studies 1,891
College of Engineering and Architecture 3,430
College of Health Sciences 2,242
College of Technological and Developmental Education 1,140
College of Tourism, Hospitality and Business Management 3,614
Total 13,807
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Total Number of Students : 13,807

Mortality (5%) : 691
Number of Students : 13,116
Total Expenses = Php 2,293,501.00

Number of Students 13,116
Contribution/student : Php 174.86/ Php 175.00
Summary of Collections
College No. of No. of Expected Expenses by To be

Students Student Collections Department/ remitted to
with College the SSC/
Mortality SASO
Rate (5%)
Buhi Campus 468 445 77,875.00 201,300.00 -123,425.00
CAS 1022 971 169,925.00 201,300.00 -31,375.00
CCS 1,891 1,796 314,300.00 201,300.00 113,000.00
CEA 3,430 3,259 570,325.00 201,300.00 369,025.00
CHS 2,242 2,129 372,575.00 201,300.00 171,275.00
CTDE 1,140 1,083 189,525.00 201,300.00 -11,775.00
CTHBM 3,614 3,433 600,775.00 201,300.00 399,475.00
TOTAL 13,807 13116 2,295,300.00 1,409,100.00 886,200.00
Expenses by College
1. LITMUSDA Assistance Php 54,500.00

2. Food Assistance
a. Sports Events (5 days) 99,600.00
b. Egames (3 days) 3,300.00
c. Socio-Cultural Events (2 days) 33,900
3. Pageant (Make-up/Glam Team) 10,000.00
General Fund Expenses

2. Honorarium for Officiating Officials 80,000.00
3. Trophies/Awards 79,500.00
4. Pageant Assistance 77,000.00
5. Token/Honorarium 89,500.00
6. Pageant Expenses 68,000.00
7. Foods/Snacks/Meals 52,000.00
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8. Other Related Expenses 107,000.00

TOTAL Php 884,401.00
Deadline of Contribution (First Remittance to SSC) : February 23, 2024

(Second Remittance) : March 8, 2024

March 19 - 25, 2024
CSPC SPORTS & SOCIO-CULTURAL COUNCIL

Executive Committee
Chairman - Dr. Amado A. Oliva Jr.

Co-Chairman - Dr. Estelito R. Clemente
Mrs. Nancy S. Penetrante
Dr. Teresita B. Salazar
Dr. Jay L. Luzon
Dr. Marlon SD. Luzon
Dr. Challiz D. Omorog
Engr. Martin D. Valeras Jr.
Dr. Leni M. Malabanan
Dr. Patrick Gerard A. Paulino
Dr. Mary Joy I. Idian
Mrs. Josephine O. Nealega
Mr. Andrei Ghied T. Villanueva
Sports Coordinator - Mr. Peter John B. Barcelon
Cultural Coordinator - Dr. Jay L. Luzon
Adjudication Committee - Atty. Maria Francia S. Abaca
Members - All Tournament Managers
SSC Officers
WORKING COMMITTEE
Over – all Chairperson : Dr. Amado A. Oliva Jr.
Vice- Chairpersons : Dr. Estelito R. Clemente
: Dr. Jay L. Luzon
Members : Mr. Peter John Barcelon
: Mr. Andrie Ghied Villanueva
: SSC Officers
Clerk of Course Food Committee
Dr. Edesa R. Saclag Chairperson
Mr. Dhan Mark Barlintanco Vice-Chairperson
Mr. Michael Bascon Members
Selected BPED Students
Program, Invitation & Sounds, Lights and LED
Certificates Wall
Chairperson Mrs. Mary Chie Amoroso
Vice-Chairperson Mr. Larry Dimaiwat
Members Mr. Albert Nacario
Mr. Francis Blanquera
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Pageant Ground Preparation and

Proceedings/Rehearsal Layout
Dr. Jay L. Luzon Chairperson Mr. Peter John Barcelon
Mr. Joshua A. Ibarreta Vice-Chairperson Mr. Jun Sisno
Mr. Rodrigo C. Salando Jr. Members
Mr. John Philip de Lima
Screening of Documents Stage Set-up/Hall and
Venue Preparation
Mr. Rowel Ramos Chairperson Engr. Edmundo Casili
Faculty Coordinators Vice-Chairperson Mr. Dan Randolph Francia
Members PPFMS and GASS Staff
Publication/Promotion Literary Contest
Mr. Vencel Sanglay Chairperson Mr. Elbert O. Baeta
Vice-Chairperson Ms. Khate B. Martinez
Members Mr. EJ Barcinilla
Musical Contest Visual Arts Contest
Ms. Brine Joy Abonita Chairperson Mr. Mark Anthony Taduran
Mr. Leo Francis Barbonio Vice-Chairperson Ms. Shanelle Escuro
Members
Academic Contest Dance Contest
Dr. Marlon SD. Pontillas Chairperson Dr. Jay L. Luzon
Mr. Dan Fereth Fajardo Vice-Chairperson Mr. Rafael Avila
Mr. Alex Ralph Nieva Members Mr. Cedric James Retreta
Opening, Closing, Awards, Tokens, Judges,

Awarding Ceremony and Letters to the Board of
Mass Demonstration Judges
Mr. Rafael Avila Chairperson Ms. Bernadette Tanamor
Mrs. Joyce Diaz Vice-Chairperson Ms. April Oasnon
All PE Instructors Members Ms. Josie Oasnon
Mrs. Maica Bagaporo
E-Games Officiating Officials
Mr. Jonnie M. Berina Chairperson Mr. Peter John Barcelon
Vice-Chairperson Varsity Coaches/Trainers
Members CSPC Varsity Team
Tabulation Documentation
Ms. Maricris Ramizares Chairperson Ms. Gigi Severo
Vice-Chairperson The Spark
Members
Parade Video
Presentation/Streaming
Mr. Christian K. Puso Chairperson Mr. Rey Cortez
Chief Mamano Vice-Chairperson Mr. Filmor Morillo
Mr. Laurence Sazon Members Mr. Jam Pascual
NROTC & SSMO MICT and CSPC
Broadcast Center
Medical Concerns Department/College’s
Concerns
Mr. Alvin Franco Agtarap Chairperson Deans/Campus Administrator
Mr. Mark Adrian Manzano Vice-Chairperson Faculty Coordinator/CSC
HEMMS and CRCYC Members President
College Student Councils
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Republic of the Philippines

CAMARINES SUR POLYTECHNIC COLLEGES

2024 CSPC INTRAMURALS

GENERAL RULES AND GUIDELINES

II. Ground rules for the indoor and outdoor activities:

1. The events to be contested are:

a. Individual medical certificates

Impersonation or students not enrolled in the college/program

Functions of Faculty Coordinator

Functions of Tournament Manager/Head Master

1. Supervises the whole duration of the event assigned.

24. The rule of game succession shall be applied in all events.

POINT SYSTEM for 2024 INTRAMURALS

III. The Schedule of Activities is as follows:

Date Activities Venue

March 21 E-games Library

EVENTS DIVISION TOURNAMENT MANAGERS VENUE

EVENTS HEADMASTERS VENUE

EVENTS HEADMASTERS VENUE

TEAM/UNIT FACULTY COORDINATOR STUDENT COUNTERPART

Mrs. Leni M. Malabanan

2024 CSPC INTRAMURALS

SPECIFIC GUIDELINES FOR SPORTS EVENTS

EVENTS DIVISION TOURNAMENT MANAGERS VENUE

3. The mode of competition in all sports events are:

Double Elimination Basketball

Single Elimination Arnis

Round Robin Chess

Athletics 100m Dash M&W 1st place: 5 pts

Shot put M&W

Long jump TBA

400m x 100m Relay M&W

Taekwondo Men Women 1st place: 5 pts

Arnis Men Women 1st place: 5 pts

SPECIFIC EVENTS FOR SOCIO-CULTURAL EVENTS

3. Drawing of lots will be done during the final meeting.

GUIDELINES FOR THE CONTEST

EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECH/DAGLIANG TALUMPATI

1. The topic shall be given on the spot by the organizer.

1. Content, clear organization 35%

STORY TELLING, PAGKWEKWENTO

5. Content, clear organization 35%

ESSAY WRITING & PAGSULAT NG SANAYSAY

1. Contestant presents an ORIGINAL radio program written by students. The drama is to

Appropriateness of theme –conveys age appropriate theme

Sound effects—effects blend naturally and accomplish desired impact

Voice inflections—voice conveys appropriate mood; adds life/ believability to character

VOCAL SOLO (KUNDIMAN)

2. Live/multiplex accompaniment is required.

*Note Transposition is allowed to suit the range of the contestant’s voice.

Tone quality (Vocal Technique/Intonation) 40%

1. Tone quality/ Vocal technique 30%

INSTRUMENTAL SOLO (Piano)

PHILIPPINE FOLK DANCE

a. Philippine Folkdance, Volumes 1-6, by Francisca R. Aquino

1. Performance Skill and Mastery of the Dance 40%

HIP HOP COMPETITION

1. Choreography/ composition 30%

1. One pair of each category- 1 for Standard / 1 for Latin.