INTRAMURALS 2025

The 2025 intramurals at TSAT are turning out to be an amazing experience! This year, we have a great selection of sports, including basketball, volleyball, and even e-sports. With more students participating than ever before, the atmosphere on campus is full of energy and excitement, as everyone is eager to join in the friendly competition. The organizing committee has also planned a variety of fun events and activities alongside the games, making sure there’s something for everyone to enjoy.The intramurals kicked off on September 12-13 with a parade that started at the market and ended at the Quadrangle. After the parade, we all gathered to sing the national anthem and the Tadian Hymn. The opening ceremony was then marked by our principal lighting the torch to officially start the games. The cheer dance performance followed, displaying the students’ hard work and school spirit. Then, the games began, and you could feel the excitement building!On the first day, volleyball was the first event, and I was feeling a little nervous since I was one of the players. Luckily, we weren’t up first and had some time to prepare. Although we gave it our best shot, we didn’t win. But, as I’ve come to accept, there’s always a winner and a loser, and we stayed positive about it. The following day, I ended up joining the girls’ basketball team because we were short on players, so I stepped in. It was an eye-opening experience, and I realized that for a team to succeed, it needs unity and clear communication. While we were united in spirit, we didn’t have enough understanding of the game and each other’s roles, which led to our loss. But as I always say, victory doesn’t mean much without experiencing defeat first.All in all, my 2025 intramurals at TSAT have been a blast. Even though we didn’t end up as champions, the fun, the lessons learned, and the friendships formed made it a truly memorable experience. The healthy competition, combined with the opportunity to bond with my classmates, made this year’s intramurals something I’ll always look back on fondly.