First-ever One Asenso MisOcc Palaro set this week



Misamis Occidental--The province of Misamis Occidental, under the leadership of Governor Henry S. Oaminal, is partnering with the Department of Education for the upcoming conduct of the first-ever One Asenso MisOcc Provincial Athletic Association PALARO this week.

The PALARO 2024 is scheduled from Feb. 7 to 11 to be hosted by the Tangub city government. 

This aims to bring together the province’s best athletes from different DepEd divisions. 

More than 2,000 individuals composed of athletes, coaches, technical officials, heads of athletic delegations, division personnel, and local government officials throughout the province are expected to join the biggest and the grandest pilot of PALARO 2024. 

Governor Oaminal targets to unite MisOcc’s top athletes and coaches to deliver the most exciting and enjoyable sports event for Misamisnons. 

The development came after Oaminal met with the concerned agencies and officials for the first ASENSO Provincial Meet Executive Committee meeting.

Governor Oaminal emphasized that a robust provincial sports program would not only create top-notch athletes but also inspire the younger generation to strive for excellence in all aspects of life.

Tangub Mayor Ben Canama said they are well-prepared and ready to host all provincial sports councils, athletes, and coaches—offering them an unforgettable visit to the city while competing in various sports events.

The PALARO 2024 will cater to basketball, volleyball, softball, baseball, football, futsal, sepak takraw, athletics, swimming, archery, boxing, wrestling, taekwondo, wushu, pencak silat, table tennis, badminton, chess, arnis, gymnastics, and dance sports competitions.

Medals and cash prizes await the winners of every sports event, on top of chances to represent the One Asenso MisOcc Team at the Northern Mindanao Regional Athletic Association Meet (NMRAA) set to be held in Camiguin province this coming May. (SN/PGMO)



The provincial government of Misamis Occidental through the effort and initiative of Governor Henry Oaminal together with the local chief executives and the four DepEd Divisions in the province are collaborating to unify their efforts towards sports program development. Their shared vision is to put MisOcc on top in the region, as well as on the national and international stage. (SN/PGMO)



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