KIDAPAWAN COTABATO SEPAK TAKRAW CLUB (KCSTC) BINIGYAN NG CITY LGU NG SPORTS EQUIPMENT

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NEWS | 2024/01/25 | LKRO


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KIDAPAWAN CITY (January 23, 2024)— Nagbigay ng labing pitong (17) Sepak Takraw balls at apat (4) na net ang City Government sa Kidapawan Cotabato Sepak Takraw Club (KCSTC) kahapon ng umaga, January 22, sa ginanap na convocation program nito.

Malugod na tinanggap ni Ginoong Jessier Galvez ang Club President, kasama ang alumni at mga players nito mula kay City Mayor Atty. Jose Paolo M. Evangelista ang nasabing sports equipment. Ayon sa grupo ito ay magagamit nila sa kanilang pagsasanay at umaasang makakamit ang medalyang inaasam sa mga susunod na kompetisyon.

Nakipagtagisan na sila ng galing sa iba’t ibang level ng kompetisyon. Kabilang sa mga manlalaro nito ay sina Hernane Blanco Jr., Jude Cañete, Joshua Taroy, Jaydee Dorado, Jericho Pedrero, Mark Abjelina, Jhon Cabillon, Ryan Naig, Cedie Magan, at James Navales.



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Kidapawan became a City on February 12, 1998 by virtued of Republic Act No.8500 inked by the 12th
President Fidel V. Ramos, making it a Component City of the Province of Cotabato. Despite some
opposition, Kidapawenos overwhelmingly ratified the cityhood in a plebiscite on March 21, 1998.


Historically named a district of Pikit in 1942, Kidapawan was later declared into a Municipality
through Execute Order No. 82 of President Manuel A. Roxas on August 18, 1947-thereby becoming
the fourth town of the then Empire Province of Cotabato. The empire was then composed of the
municipalities of Cotabato (now Cotabato City), Dulawan (later named Datu Piang) and Midsayap.

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