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ACT red armour block Monterey red armor in a Chamber Position using his left arm.           Asian College of Technology relentlessly fought against Monterey School Inc. and cruised to overpowering the MSI in Taekwondo at Bulacao, Elementary School on Thursday, September 26, 2019.           It was a heated and tense fight between two school since only one would win and advance to Division Meet so it was either to go big or to go home.   ACT (male division) wears the red armor while MSI wears the blue armor during the duration of the match.           Each match is full of intensity as the athletes give their opponents ferocious kicks and blow by blow you could feel how fierceness and that they don’t come just to play but they are there to serve and bring home the bacon.          During the first match of the competition, gyoroogi category, ACT was leading as the player continuously serves high kicks to the opponent, giving little chance to flip the situation. ACT

          Last September 25, 2019, the opening of the most awaited sports meet for the athletes of Asian College of Technology, District Meet, has officially started. The opening was held at the Talisay Grand Stand where it catered athletes and coaches from three different Districts since this year’s sports meet is the first Simultaneous District Meet to be held where ACT is under District Two.           To celebrate the start of the District Meet, a vigorous jingle from different districts started the program. It made each player full of energy as they holler their cheers with pride and confidence, signifying that they are ready to play and give out their best. Despite the number of athletes from division two, ACT Knights’ vivaciousness continue to sky-rocket and partake in the jingle with so much fire.           After the ground-shaking yells from the athletes of each district, the Lighting of Torch came in next where CVRAA gold medalist, Mary Ann Pastolan took the honor to