...the Miss Globe 2019 runner-up

Leren Mae Bautista is Miss Globe 2019 2nd runner-up

ABS-CBN News
22 October 2019

MANILA—Leren Mae Bautista was named 2nd runner-up in the Miss Globe 2019 held in Ulcinj, Montenegro early Tuesday (Manila time).

Alejanda Diaz De Leon Soler of Mexico won the title, succeeding Miss Globe 2018 Yu Yizhou of China.

Here are the winners:

Miss Globe 2019 - Alejanda Diaz De Leon Soler of Mexico

1st runner-up - Carla Jean Lares of Trinidad and Tobago

2nd runner-up - Leren Mae Bautista of Philippines

3rd runner-up - Shauna Griffiths of Canada

4th runner-up - Kristýna Malírová of Czech Republic

Bautista was hoping to be the Philippines’ second Miss Globe titleholder after Anne Lorraine Colis in 2015.

...the PH cheerleaders

PHL places third in int'l cheerleading tilt

April 26, 2014

GMA NEWS 

 

 

The Philippines scored anew in the international stage on Saturday, with its team bagging the bronze in an international cheerleading competition in Florida.

Screenshot of a video of Team Philippines' performance in the annual World Cheerleading Championships' All Girl Elite tilt, as posted on the International Cheer Union website. International Cheer Union website

The International Cheer Union said the Philippine team copped the bronze in the All Girl Elite competition of the 2014 ICU World Cheerleading Championships.

Cheerleaders from New Zealand won the gold while Team Chile copped the silver.

On the other hand, the Filipinas managed to beat teams from Mexico, Slovenia, Puerto Rico, Ecuador, Switzerland, Colombia, and Wales.

The competition was held at the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida on April 24 and 25.

ICU was established April 26, 2004, and is the recognized world governing body of cheerleading. — Joel Locsin and Amanda Fernandez /LBG, GMA News

 

 

...the PH cheerleader

Philippines places 3rd in cheerleading world championships

 

 

Sun Star

Friday, November 29, 2013

THE Philippines provided another milestone by taking two bronzes in the recently concluded 7th Cheerleading World Championships at the Impact Arena in Nonthaburi, Bangkok, Thailand.

Bannered by the 3rd PSC-Philippine National Games champions -- the University of the Philippines pep squad, along with teams coming from 3rd PNG co-champions from Centro Escolar University, St. Pedro Poveda College and the Zamboanga City Red Barons -- the nationals duplicated their bronze medal finish in 2011 with an aggregate score of 408.5 points in the Team Cheer event, behind repeat World Champions Japan with 517 points and hosts, Thailand, who also repeated their silver medal placing with a score of 496 points.

Contributed photo

The first surprise bronze medal was captured by Philippines Team B, which was anchored by UP Pep squad members Audrey Munoz, Donina Ramirez and members Aaron Casurao, Leandro De Chavez, Nil Costales and Kim Parra. They surprised the highly favored teams from Russia, Slovenia and former world champions Chinese Taipeh with a score of 223 points.

Russia took home the gold in the mixed group stunts event, while Thailand Team A took the silver with 229.5 points.

The Philippine All Female teams who were in contention for a bronze medal before the start of the finals failed to gain momentum by and landed sixth (All female team, 268.5 points) and fourth place (All female group stunts, 124.5 points). Japan dominated both events followed by Germany and Russia.

The Cheerdance team was 7 points adrift of bronze behind Poland and Japan on the first day but couldn’t gain ground as they finished fifth with a total score of 343 points. Russia again flexed its muscle in this event followed by Germany and Poland.

In all, it was the best showing by the Philippines by far in the any international cheerleading competition since competing in the international stage in 2007. It augers well for programs of the Gymnastics Association of the Philippines, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary and the Philippine Sports Commission, which is embarking on mass-based program through the Batang Pinoy Games.

The team arrives in Manila today and will start in helping in the relief and rehabilitation efforts of the Typhoon Yolanda victims in the Visayas region. (PR)