Get ready for high-flying action! NCAA Season 100 Cheerleading Competition airs on GTV this Thursday
Celebrating a century of inspiring legacies, broadcast giant GMA Network brings the electrifying spectacle of school spirit as it airs the NCAA Season 100 Cheerleading Competition live from the Mall of Asia (MOA) Arena this Thursday, May 22, at 2:30 p.m. on GTV.
Witness the top cheerleading squads of the NCAA soar with pride as they show their breathtaking routines and performances (in order of appearance): the Benilde Blazers Pep Squad of De La Salle - College of Saint Benilde; the Altas Perpsquad of University of Perpetual Help System-Dalta; the Mapua Cheerping Cardinals of Mapúa University; the Letran Cheering Squad of Colegio de San Juan de Letran; the Golden Stags Cheerleading Squad of San Sebastian College-Recoletos; the JRU Pep Squad of José Rizal University; the AU Chiefsquad of Arellano University; the EAC Generals Pep Squad of Emilio Aguinaldo College; and the San Beda Red Corps of San Beda University.
Despite not competing this season, the LPU Pirates Pep Squad of Lyceum of the Philippines University will treat the crowd to a special performance.
In Season 99, the AU Chiefsquad wowed the crowd with an impressive performance, securing their fifth consecutive NCAA Cheerleading title. The Altas Perpsquad finished as first runner-up, and the Letran Cheering Squad placed second runner-up.
The squad that will claim this season's cheerleading crown will receive P100,000.00, while the first runner-up and second runner-up will bag P75,000.00 and P50,000.00, respectively.
'The NCAA Season 100 Cheerleading Competition this Thursday, May 22, is a moment to celebrate the incredible talent within our collegiate athletic community. Every student-athlete deserves our commendation for their consistent dedication in upholding the honor of their respective schools. Heartfelt congratulations in advance to everyone competing!' expresses NCAA Season 100 Management Committee Chairman Hercules Callanta.
'As part of our commitment to showcasing the best of collegiate sports, GMA Network, through GMA Synergy, is thrilled to broadcast the NCAA Season 100 Cheerleading Competition this May 22. Knowing the immense effort and discipline needed for this competition, each school must be filled with pride as they witness the spectacular routines and performances prepared by their student-athletes. To all the participants, your Kapuso Network wishes you all the best as you embody the spirit of 'Siglo Uno: Inspiring Legacies,' says Senior Vice President and Head of GMA Integrated News, Regional TV, and Synergy Oliver Victor B. Amoroso.
GMA Synergy sportscaster Martin Javier, Sparkle artist Lexi Gonzales, and NCAA courtside reporter Glycel Galpo will be the program hosts of the NCAA Season 100 Cheerleading Competition.
Adding color to the exciting competition will be special performances by Sparkle artist Chanty.
Don't miss the NCAA Season 100 Cheerleading Competition LIVE on GTV at 2:30 p.m.
Catch the livestream on the NCAA Philippines website (www.gmanetwork.com/ncaa), NCAA Philippines Facebook page and YouTube channel, and GMA Sports' social media accounts. Global Pinoys can catch all the action via the international channel GMA News TV.
For more updates on NCAA, visit its official website www.ncaa.com.ph. Follow @ncaaphilippines, @gmasynergy, and @gmasportsph on social media.
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