AOMS showcases teamwork, sportsmanship at CBA Sportsfest 2026

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AOMS | Nayome R. Espinola
AOMS showcases teamwork, sportsmanship at CBA Sportsfest 2026 AOMS showcases teamwork, sportsmanship at CBA Sportsfest 2026
AOMS showcases teamwork, sportsmanship at CBA Sportsfest 2026

Strengthening student engagement and department unity, the Association of Operations Management Students (AOMS) of the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in Operations Management, College of Business and Accountancy, Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation, participated in CBA Sportsfest 2026 through its student‑athletes and supporters.

CBA Sportsfest 2026 took place Aug. 12-13 at the MSEUF Twin Court in Lucena City and featured a series of sports competitions that brought together athletes and students from organizations and programs across the College of Business and Accountancy in an onsite format.

AOMS fielded student‑athletes who competed in the scheduled games while fellow members and supporters attended to encourage the teams and boost morale. Participants demonstrated cooperation, discipline and sportsmanship throughout the event.

Beyond competition results, the activity allowed Operations Management students to showcase athletic talents and skills, strengthen teamwork and unity within their program, and create shared experiences outside the classroom.

The University noted that the sportsfest supported student engagement and camaraderie across CBA programs and provided a venue for students to practice discipline and coordination important to both athletics and operations management.


AOMS’s participation in CBA Sportsfest 2026 supports the University’s emphasis on holistic student development by providing experiential opportunities that build teamwork, discipline and community engagement. The activity aligns with the University’s goals for student-centered learning and strengthens department unity within the College of Business and Accountancy.

  • SDG 3: Good Health and Well‑being: The sportsfest promoted physical activity and well‑being among students through organized athletic competition.

  • SDG 4: Quality Education: The event complemented formal learning by developing teamwork, discipline and practical skills relevant to students’ academic programs.