Last October 19, 2019, eleven delegates from South Mansfield College went to Philippine Normal University Manila to compete for Liyab 2019 – 17^th NCR-wide Journalism Press. Two of our high school students bagged First Place out of 150 contestants across the National Capital Region.

Chantel Peji (Grade 9 Integrity) - Filipino Photojournalism

Arielle Alejandrino (Grade 12 Excellence-ABM) - English Feature Writing

 The SMC delegation was composed of Matthew Gonzales (Grade 9) and Fatima Rabanera (Grade 10) for News Writing, Esther Grace Pre (Grade 11) for Sports Writing, Miguel Secuando (Grade 11) and Armelia Santos (Grade 10) for Editorial Writing, Aaliya Delen (Grade 11) and Allysa Jao (Grade 10) for Editorial Cartooning, Abbygail Barrion (Grade 11) for Photojournalism and Heleina Hao (Grade 11) for Copy reading/Headlining.

 The team was trained by Ms. Alogena Villasoto and Ms. Thessa Ansano (Royal Scroll Advisers), Mr. Amiel Yacon, Ms. Janis Manzano, Ms. Amina Tan, Ms. Mya Berroya (English Department) and Ms. Judievine Celorico (Filipino Department).  

South Mansfield College not only enhances skills in leadership but also in sports.

In basketball, the Midgets Boys Varsity Team remains strong in the ongoing APSAM Sports Fest. Last October 19, 2019, the team finally defeated the defending champions PAREF Southridge  with a score of 53-52 in favor of SMC.  In the past games, they won over South Crest School, Maria Ferrari School, and Mountaintop Christian Academy.

South Mansfield Ballet Group showed grace and captured the hearts of the judges and audience during the ABAP (Association of Ballet Academies, Philippines) Ballet Competition 2019.

South Mansfield students are not only proficient in academics and values. Our athletes have also been winning in basketball, volleyball, futsal and in other sports in inter-school competitions.