Gindeklarar nga first-runner up ang tiglawas sang Western Visayas sa Mutya ng PRISAA 2025 ukon ang National Private Schools Athletic Association (PRISAA) Games sa Tuguegarao City.
Ini amo si Ms. Ma. Kaisha Ann Barrios, 20, tumandok sang Janiuay, Iloilo kag level 3 nursing student sang University of San Agustin.
Sa question and answer portion sa Top 5 finalists, yari ang pamangkot sa tiglawas sang Region 6: “Philippines is a nation that highly recognizes and prioritizes ball games such as basketball and volleyball. However, our country rarely wins in these sporting events. On the other hand, gymnastic and weight lifting and boxing and other sports made the Philippines well know. What is your takes about this matter.”
Sabat sini: “Good evening, Ladies and Gentlemen. Talent is ubiquitous. However, opportunity is not. as your Ambassadress and as your Mutya ng PRISAA, I stand here in front of you more than just a representation of my delegation, but I stand here in front of you, wanting to champion all sports. I believe that there are sports that are underrepresented and underserved and so I would like to take this moment as one global sports community urging each and everyone of you to come together from all the stakeholders, athletes, advocates and concerned organizations to rally together and work in harmony and in synergy and in conversation because alone we can only make a drop of water but, together we can make waves. And this may seem very simple, but if we take this as a habitual practice over time, then there will absolutely be no sports left behind. Creating not only champions but, later on future Olympians. Thank you.”
Kasugpon ini sang placement streak sang Region VI sa Top 5 sa amo nga kumpetisyon nga nag-umpisa kanday Regine Romero sang Central Philippine University kag Bea Loberiza sang John B. Lacson Foundation Maritime University.
Sa sini nga tuig, gindeklarar naman nga winner si Cassandra Sofia Tapia nga amo ang nag-represent sa Bicol Region.
Nahibaluan nga sa sini nga edisyon sang PRISAA, ginabanta 20,000 nga student-athletes, coaches, kag mga opisyal halin sa 400 private schools ang nagpasakop sa nagkalain-lain nga mga kumpetisyon lakip na ang archery, athletics, badminton, baseball, basketball (3×3), basketball (5×5), beach volleyball, boxing, chess, dancesport, football, gymnastics, karatedo, sepak takraw, softball, swimming, table tennis, taekwondo, lawn tennis, indoor volleyball kag weightlifting.
Gin-umpisahan ini sang Abril 5 kag natalana nga magtakop sa Abril 11.
