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Finalists Announced for 59th TOSP-CAR Search

The finalists for the 59th Search for the Ten Outstanding Students of the Philippines – Cordillera Administrative Region (TOSP-CAR) have been announced. These students have been recognized for their exceptional achievements, leadership, and commitment to service.

The finalists are:

  • Shikainah Grace P. Accab from Easter College
  • Norilyn Bagaporo from STI College – Baguio
  • Christian A. Calaguia from University of Baguio
  • Jushual Johann A. Cariño from University of the Cordilleras
  • Alona B. Concepcion from University of the Cordilleras
  • Ivan P. Cosidon from Kalinga State University – Main
  • Yanie Mayrene B. Gumihid from Benguet State University – Main
  • Eioll Romm F. Jacob from University of Baguio
  • Prince Andrey T. Lizardo from Abra State Institute of Science and Technology – Bangued
  • Proverbs B. Medalla from Ifugao State University – Main
  • Jirah T. Nidoy from STI College – Baguio
  • Nelson F. Padochong from Benguet State University – Main
  • Emmarie T. Pineda from Abra State Institute of Science and Technology – Main
  • Rhonna Rhinella A. Po-or from Mountain Province State Polytechnic College – Main
  • Kate Veronica B. Sagbak from Divine Word College of Bangued
  • Rasbemae M. Sapitula from University of the Cordilleras
  • Ariane G. Talosig from Benguet State University – Main
  • Rickyzaiah D. Tid-ong from Ifugao State University – Main
  • Quenmarie G. Tingey from Mountain Province State Polytechnic College – Main
  • Ozea Audine A. Tirao from Saint Louis University

These students have demonstrated inspiring leadership and dedication to excellence, earning them a place among the region’s most outstanding student leaders. The search continues as these finalists move to the next phase of the competition.

For further updates, details may be confirmed or updated by the organizing committee of TOSP-CAR.

Background & Context

Ordinances of this type generally aim to recognize and encourage young leaders who excel in academics, leadership, and community service. Such programs often involve a series of evaluations and interviews to select the most outstanding students. Residents can typically follow these events through local educational institutions or government announcements.

This notice was captured from a public Facebook announcement and is pending editorial review by baguiocityguide.com. Details may be confirmed or updated by the issuing office.

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