Colegio San Agustin Makati’s team “The Golden Agila” was the overall champion (Secondary School category) in the recently-concluded Southeast Asian Science Olympiad (SEASO) that was held from March 6 to 9 in Penang, Malaysia. READ MORE:
Among the countries that vied for the title this year were Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, and Vietnam. There were more than 20 groups, with only two groups coming from the Philippines: St. Louis University, Baguio City, and CSA Makati. Representing CSA Makati were Grade 10 students Rafael Gozon Viterbo , and Eunyou Park, together with Grade 12 students, Jodi Mariano and Lakan Fuentez. They were accompanied by Nico Caunca , Darwin Closa , and Jocelyn Siyang .
Their coaches were Albert Gutierrez , Alexander Medrano , and Sharin Albacete . The students were chosen by the STEM and Science coordinators and they underwent a rigorous training schedule in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics that began in October 2022.
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