To showcase the students’ E-Sports prowess, Biliran Province State University held its first-ever inter-school Mobile Legends: Bang Bang tournament at the university gymnasium, January 17.

The said event convened 80 players from the different schools across the university featuring men and women’s division.

In the men’s division, School of Engineering (SOE) were hailed as champion bannered by Carlo Joseph Papilleras, Kurt Christian Adobo, Sean Japsin Basil, Shawn Michael Baylon, Giancarlo Biagcong, and Joshua Villaflores.

School of Technology and Computer Studies (STCS) secured the second place spot, while the School of Teacher Education finished the game as third placer.

Meanwhile, School of Teacher Education (STEd) emerged victorious clinching the championship title for women’s division. The team composed of Femmie Joy Cabia, Hazel Gonzales, Sweetheart Quimbo, Julie Ann Santuele, and Francine Joy Satorre.

School of Nursing and Health Sciences (SNHS) and the School of Arts and Sciences (SAS) won the second and third place, respectively.

Moreover, the chosen top six best players for both men and women will represent BiPSU in the first-ever Eastern Visayas Regional State Colleges and University Athletic Association (EVRSCUAA) E-Games 2025.

The men’s division consisting Papilleras, Adobo, Villaflores, Lennart Chong, Dennis Hillboy, and Rey Joseph Daprosa.

Meanwhile, women’s division best players featuring Gonzales, Cabia, Santuele, Satorre, Blessie Rose Sidaya, and Kristina Cassandra Disor.

In an interview, Chong shared that it was an unexpected moment when his name was called as one of the qualifiers for the regional E-Games. “Overwhelming and at the same time unexpected siya since mga kusog among mga kalaban,” he said.

The schedule and location for the EVRSCUAA E-Games 2025 is not yet announced.

[This article aligns with SDG 4: Quality Education]