NDMU-EESA Secures Championship and First Runner-Up Titles at IIEE RCSC SMR Regional Student Congress Vol. 21

The Notre Dame of Marbel University Electrical Engineering Students’ Association (NDMU-EESA) brought pride to the university after securing a championship title and a first runner-up finish at the IIEE RCSC Southern Mindanao Region (SMR) Regional Student Congress Vol. 21, held on October 23, 2026, at the University of Mindanao – Matina Campus.

Showcasing their technical knowledge, analytical abilities, and teamwork, the NDMU-EESA delegates emerged as champions in the 25th Regional Math Wizard, outperforming fellow competitors in the mathematics competition. The winning team was composed of Jed A. Tomarong, Nathaniel T. Tan, Daniel L. Kirby, Ashelly Julle S. Sofio, and Cillian James M. Bernardo.

Adding to the association’s achievements, another NDMU-EESA delegation secured first runner-up in the 39th Regional Quiz Show. The team members were Franc Andre C. Morales, Jed A. Tomarong, Nathaniel T. Tan, Jimar Paul T. Ducusin, and Ralph Adrian B. Obena.

Both teams demonstrated the dedication, perseverance, and academic preparation necessary to excel in highly competitive regional events. Their accomplishments reflect the continuing commitment of NDMU’s Electrical Engineering students to academic excellence and professional development.

The teams were guided by their coach and the Electrical, Electronics, and Computer Engineering Program Coordinator, Engr. Layanth S. Sorzano, MEP-EE, whose mentorship and support contributed to their preparation for the competitions.

Following their outstanding performances, both delegations will represent the Southern Mindanao Region at the National Students' Congress on November 25, 2026, at the SMX Convention Center in Pasay City. Their qualification marks another opportunity for the university’s Electrical Engineering students to demonstrate their competencies on the national stage.

The double podium finish highlights NDMU-EESA’s commitment to cultivating excellence, strengthening students’ technical competencies, and fostering a culture of achievement within the Electrical Engineering community.

NDMU-EESA congratulates all the delegates and their coach on this remarkable milestone and wishes both teams success as they prepare to compete at the national level.