From left, 1st row: John Victor Guevara, Markus Dylan Ac-ac, Jose Hugo Rafael Tan, Julio Keeno Aldaba
2nd row: Mateo Liam Jaro, Irene Margaret Lapuz, Lyra Carradine Adoremus, Julia Helga Tan, Claire Gahyun Jung, Pierre Estolano, Inigo Matteo Bautista, Johan Marcus Santos
3rd row: Gavin Isaiah Gacusan, Kristof Aviel Don Lu, Isaac Ancheta, Arkin Estolano, Jacob Marasigan, Jacqueline Guevara, Iñigo Sebastian Ricardo, Ocean Ramos
4th row: Karl Kristoff Leoncio, Gabriel Subion, Vincent Luis Co, Audrey Marie Yason, Francesca Raxine Garcia, Aloysius Eitan Adoremus, John Jotham Afable
from left, 1st row: Mary Gail Bernardino, Jaleene Janicah Hussein, Harmony Chrysa Suarez
2nd row: Pierre Andre Soliva, Kervin Sebastian Dominguez, Ivarika Ynafleure Lapuz, Paulie Anjelique Soliva
The DLSZ Mathletes from the Goals of Excellence in Mathematics (GEM) program proudly showcased their talent on the international stage, earning a trophy, 12 Gold, 12 Silver, and 6 Bronze medals at the prestigious Philippine International Mathematics Competition (PhIMO) held last September 19-22, 2025 in Cebu City.
This year’s competition brought together thousands of outstanding young mathematicians from Australia, Cambodia, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam.
Gabriel Subion (DLSZ 2034) distinguished himself as a podium finisher, earning the First Runner-Up trophy in the same competition—a rare honor reserved for the top three (3) participants. Showcasing exceptional mathematical skill, he outperformed 231 competitors from the participating countries.
In addition to this achievement, our GEM Mathletes brought home an impressive medal haul:
Gold Medals: Harmony Chrysa Suarez (DLSZ 2036), Isaac Ancheta (DLSZ 2035), Gavin Isaiah Gacusan (DLSZ 2035), Claire Gahyun Jung (DLSZ 2035), Iñigo Sebastian Ricardo (DLSZ 2035), Vincent Luis Co (DLSZ 2032), Dylan Markus Ac-ac (DLSZ 2032), Kelsey Bryn Dominguez (DLSZ 2032), Aloysius Eitan Adoremus (DLSZ 2032), Jose Hugo Rafael Tan (DLSZ 2032), John Victor Guevara (DLSZ 2031), and Audrey Marie Yason (DLSZ 2031).
Silver Medals: Jaleene Janicah Hussein (DLSZ 2036), Pierre Estolano (DLSZ 2036), Irene Margaret Lapuz (DLSZ 2036), Jacob Marasigan (DLSZ 2035), Kristof Aviel Don Lu (DLSZ 2035), Lyra Carradine Adoremus (DLSZ 2035), Johan Marcus Santos (DLSZ 2035), Ocean Ramos (DLSZ 2035), Inigo Matteo Bautista (DLSZ 2033), Francesca Raxine Garcia (DLSZ 2031), Julio Keeno Aldaba (DLSZ 2031), Kervin Dominguez (DLSZ 2027), Adriel Keane Riguera (DLSZ 2028).
Bronze Medals: Mary Gail Bernardino (DLSZ 2036), Mateo Liam Jaro (DLSZ 2036), Arkin Estolano (DLSZ 2035), Julia Helga Tan (DLSZ 2035), Jacqueline Guevara (DLSZ 2033), John Jotham Afable (DLSZ 2033), Pierre Andre Soliva (DLSZ 2029), and Ivarika Lapuz (DLSZ 2027).
Merit Awardees: Karl Kristoff Leoncio (DLSZ 2033), Paulie Anjelique Soliva (2027)
Their remarkable performance is a testament to their dedication to excellence and the exceptional skills developed under the guidance of their GEM coaches—Ms. Maricar Berongoy, Mr. Charles Alamo, Mr. Gerard Crisologo, Mr. Albert Morris Pagilagan, Mr. Jimboy Managuelod, and Mr. Mark Xyburt John Rodelas.
These Mathletes showcased exceptional skill and competitive spirit, reflecting their commitment to excellence. With the support of the Lasallian community, they are poised for continued success in future competitions and an enduring pursuit of excellence in Mathematics.
Building on this success, we look forward to achieving even greater milestones in the competitions of Academic Year 2025–2026.
Animo La Salle!