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UST snags streetdance crown in HS, collegiate level

1 min readGalvanize kept their run perfect since the inauguration of the juniors division back in 2015, while UST Prime bagged their first gold in the competition.
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Published almost 2 years ago on May 28, 2023

by Joie Frances Timbas

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Ended the season with two more titles under the University’s belt.

Returning to UAAP play after two years, UST Galvanize and UST Prime dominated their respective juniors and seniors divisions of the UAAP Season 85 streetdance competition, held on Saturday afternoon, May 27, at the SM Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay.

Galvanize kept their run perfect since the inauguration of the juniors division back in 2015, while UST Prime bagged their first gold in the competition.

Galvanize accumulated 437.5 points, a runaway from their opponents with Adamson University Dance Company’s 393.5 and FEU-X’s 376 outputs.

Prime, on the other hand, snatched their first-ever title with a score of 448, just a two-point margin from the runner-up National University Dance Company’s 446 markers.

The streetdance competition was part of the closing ceremony of the UAAP Season 85, where the general champions, Athletes of the Year, Athlete-Scholar awardees, and SEA Games representatives were honored.

The streetdance competition was not included in the overall computation for the UAAP General Championship.

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Joie Frances Timbas was the Sports Editor of TomasinoWeb. She first started in the organization in 2021 as a Sports Writer where her first published story, Immortalizing the gentle giant, was recognized in the 2022 Philippine Student Quill Awards. She now leads TomasinoWeb’s Sports section in the Writing department that covers everything UAAP-related and more. Outside her beat, Joie is a Journalism senior who is busy beating deadlines and working on her thesis on understanding news avoidance. She also was an intern for The Manila Times under Sports and Regions. When Joie is not writing, she’s somehow still stuck in the world of sports as she plays multiple sports, mostly basketball, badminton, volleyball and darts. When she gets physically tired, she turns to video games or gets sucked back into just watching sports, yet again.

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