
Gov. Alfredo G. Marañon, Jr. with the Elementary Volleyball Team who emerged over-all champion in the 2013 Palarong Pambansa together with Provincial Schools Division Superintendent Juliet Jeruta, Pontevedra Mayor Jose Ma. Alonso, and Provincial Sports Coordinator Angel Verdeflor.
The athletes with the most number of medals were May Therese Gula with four gold medals and Christopher Lirazan with three gold medals in athletics, and McMerill John Derrama with three gold medals in special games.
Gov. Alfredo G. Marañon, Jr. proudly congratulated and gave cash incentives to all Negrense-athletes who won in the Palarong Pambansa 2013 as part of the Western Visayas Team.
Negros Occidental emerged first runner-up in the over-all championship next to National Capital Region.
Negros Occidental athletes garnered a total of 97 gold, 46 silver, and 73 bronze medals during the Palarong Pambansa 2013 held in Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental last April 21-27, 2013.
The awarding of incentives was held at the Capitol Social Hall, yesterday, attended by Negros Occ. Provincial Schools Division Superintendent Juliet Jeruta, Pontevedra Mayor Jose Ma. Alonso, Provincial Sports Coordinator Angel Verdeflor, Provincial Planning and Development Coordinator Marlin Sanogal, PES Supervisor Romeo Sison, Procurement Officer Edmar Sta. Ana, coaches, athletes and parents.
Gold medallists received P5,000 each; silver medallists got P3,000; and P2,000 for the bronze medallists.

Gov. Alfredo G. Marañon, Jr. (3rd from left) with the Negrense athletes with the most number of medals namely, May Therese Gula with four gold medals and Christopher Lirazan with three gold medals in athletics, and McMerill John Derrama with three gold medals in special games. With them are Provincial Schools Division Superintendent Juliet Jeruta, Pontevedra Mayor Jose Ma. Alonso, and Provincial Sports Coordinator Angel Verdeflor at the Capitol Social Hall, yesterday.
Gov. Marañon congratulated the athletes for their effort and encouraged them to practice more and re-assess their weaknesses so that next year they will perform better. * CAPITOL NEWS.
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