CKSians did well in two events of the 46th Women's National Collegiate Athletic Association. The CKS high school girls basketball team emerged champion in the juniors division of the basketball competition which ended last October 24, beating rival De La Salle Zobel in the finals. The team was coached by Diana SY with Cristina Dela Cruz and Piao Fidellaga as assistant coaches.

The high school girls volleyball team won 1st runner-up honors in the juniors division of the volleyball competition a day after. It was the best-ever finish by a CKS high school volleyball team in the annual competition.

Congratulations!

CKS senior high school grade 11 student Erika Y. Chan bagged 1st Prize in the high school division of the Manila Downtown YMCA Club Chinese Singing Contest held last August 23, 2015. Also proclaimed winners were fellow CKSians Candy Joy Tan (4th Prize) and Jefferson C. Chua (5th Prize).

A week before, the top 3 prizes in the grade school division of the same competition went to CKS grade school pupils, namely Zendrene Lim (1st Prize), Rica Uy (2nd Prize), and Jillian Cua (3rd Prize).

Congratulations, CKSians!

CKSians won more than half of all awards given during the Manila Downtown YMCA Club Art Contest held last July 2015.

In the grade school division, 7 of the top 8 winners were CKS grade school pupils, namely Trisha Danielle Sia (1st Prize), Carl Daniel Tiu (2nd Prize), Claire Ong (3rd Prize), Aliexandra Heart Po (4th Prize), Arabella Aliah Chong (5th Prize), Shaeena Beatrice Gamboa (7th Prize), and Julianne Chuah (8th Prize).

Also winning the top plum as 1st Prize winner was Jessica Mae Qiu in the high school division. Joining her in the high school winners' circle was Jefferson C. Chua (7th Prize).

Clyde Wesley Si Ang, a grade 10 student of CKS College, won two major awards in international and local competitions.

Last June 16, he was awarded as one of the Outstanding High School Students of Manila for 2015. The recognition program was held at Grand Opera Hotel with Manila Mayor Joseph Ejercito Estrada personally presenting Clyde with his trophy, medal, and cash prize. The selection of outstanding students was part of the 444th Araw ng Maynila celebration.

Clyde also won the silver medal in the 56th International Mathematical Olympiad held last July 4 to 16, 2015 at Chiang Mai, Thailand. The International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) is the most prestigious mathematics competition for high school students and is the oldest of all the International Science Olympiads. This year, it attracted more than 500 students coming from 104 countries. In terms of participation, it was the largest of all math competitions.  Each country was represented by 6 of its best high school students.

Congratulations!

CKS scouts started the new school year 2015-2016 with two awards won for the school.

Last June 24, the CKS College Blazing Dragons scout basketball team completed its stint in the first-ever Hoop Dreams Invitational Basketball Tournament 2015. The tournament was organized by the athletics department of St. Jude Catholic School and had six teams from five schools competing. Despite having 10 rookies in its line-up, the team bagged a respectable first runner-up finish to eventual champion Adamson University, thanks to the mentorship of the team's volunteer alumni coaches Herbert Cuenca and Chester Kevin Sy. The team is composed of Julius Floyd Capati, John Sedryck Shi, John Jacob Ang, Dewey Ellis Chua, Miguel Trencio, Kuan Yu Chen, and rookies John Vincent Tan, Jonathan Tan, Ivan Louis Chung, Jefferson Yeung, Bryant Ngie, Gerrickson Malto, Ethan Robin Tinoco Chan, Joshua Ivan Sia, Jacob Paul Bait, and Aabon Weng.

Last July 25, Michael Benjamin C. Morco of Grade 8-A also emerged as champion in the senior scout category of the 3rd Manila Council, BSP Scout Heroes Quiz Bee Competition at the Augusto Syjuco Scouting Center in Malate, Manila. He won a plaque and medal for his feat. 

Congratulations!

CKS students continued their excellence even during summer break.

The Sy Suan siblings won in the 2nd season of the Picasso International Art Contest 2015 (Artworks of Star Artists). Kathereen Kence Wong Sy Suan (Gr. 5-A) emerged winner in the 6-12 year old category while her elder sister, Kimberlee Kence W. Sy Suan (Gr.8-3), won in the 10-13 year old category. The winning artworks were published in the competition website, http://picassoartcontest.weebly.com/contest-2015-season-2.html.

In another development, the CKS high school boys' and girls' basketball teams emerged as champions in the Palarong Pambansa 2015 held at Tagum, Davao del Norte last May 3 to 9. The teams represented the National Capital Region to the annual student competition.

Congratulations!