Taguig City University (TCU) has brought pride to Taguig City after securing second place overall at the 15th Local Colleges and Universities Athletic Association (LCUAA) National Games 2026. The university earned a total of 66 medals, marking a significant improvement from its sixth-place finish in the previous year. Through the dedication, discipline, and teamwork of its student-athletes, TCU successfully established itself as one of the top-performing universities in this year's national competition.
TCU Secures 66 Medals in National Competition
TCU collected 19 gold, 19 silver, and 28 bronze medals, earning the overall first runner-up title in the 15th LCUAA National Games. The competition was held from October 24 to 30, 2026, at the University of Eastern Pangasinan in Binalonan, Pangasinan, bringing together student-athletes from local colleges and universities across the country.
The impressive medal haul reflects the athletes' hard work and determination throughout the competition. Their achievement also highlights TCU's growing competitiveness in national-level sports events.
From Sixth Place to First Runner-Up
One of the most notable achievements of TCU this year was its improvement from sixth place in the previous competition to second place overall. This progress demonstrates the university's continued efforts to strengthen its athletic programs and develop the skills of its student-athletes. TCU recognized the important contributions of its coaches, trainers, sports officials, and university personnel in preparing the delegation. The university also acknowledged the support of the Taguig City government, Mayor Lani Cayetano, the City Council, and the Sports Development Office in providing assistance for its athletic development initiatives.
Celebrating Teamwork and Taguig Pride
Behind the university's success were the dedication and teamwork of its student-athletes, together with the people who supported them throughout the competition. TCU also recognized University President Dr. Raymundo P. Arcega, the TCU Athletics Development Center, and the Sports Development Council for their contributions to the delegation's preparation and performance.
The university expressed its gratitude to the University of Eastern Pangasinan for hosting the games and to the LCUAA for providing student-athletes with an opportunity to compete on the national stage. With this achievement, TCU aims to continue strengthening its sports programs and sustaining its progress in future competitions.
