📝 Credentials and Documents Required for Athletes and Coaches

To qualify to play in any PRISAA Sponsored Games (Youth & Senior Division), athletes and coaches must submit the following documents:

1. Team Gallery: Two (2) copies duly accomplished and signed by the Coach, School Athletic Director, and School Registrar where the student is officially enrolled.
2. Birth Certificate: Duly authenticated by PSA (Photocopy only).
3. Official Transcript of Records (Complete).
4. Athlete Pictures: Four (4) recent "PASSPORT SIZE" pictures of the Athletes with Name Tag.
5. Coach's Profile: With two (2) pieces "PASSPORT SIZE" picture.
6. Medical Certificate: Duly signed by the school physician.
7. Waiver from Parents for athletes 18 years old and below.
8. Policy of accident insurance coverage.
9. Regional Officials/Other Officials Pictures: Two (2) pieces "PASSPORT SIZE" picture.
10. Secondary Division: Same as DepEd requirements (2 Copies Only).

Cut-Off Year for AY 2025-2026

• Youth Division (12 up to 18 years old): Cut-Off Year 2008.
• Senior Division (19 up to 25 years old): Cut-Off Year 2001.

🤾 PRISAA Sports and Events

A. Composition of Various Sports Included in the National PRISAA Games:

This table shows the distribution of events across gender and age categories for the National PRISAA Games.

1. Team Sports

Sports Category	Senior Men (M)	Senior Women (W)	Senior Combined (C)	Youth Boys (B)	Youth Girls (G)	Youth Combined (C)	TOTAL
1.1 Baseball	18	0	2	18	0	2	40
1.2 Basketball (5x5)	12	12	4	12	12	4	56
1.3 Basketball (3x3)	4	4	2	4	4	2	20
1.4 Beach Volleyball	3	3	2	3	3	2	16
1.5 Football	20	0	2	20	0	2	44
1.6 Sepaktakraw	12	5	2	12	5	2	38
1.7 Softball	0	18	2	0	18	2	40
1.8 Volleyball	14	14	4	14	14	4	64
TOTAL	78	53	20	78	53	20	318

2. Individual Sports

Sports Category	Senior Men (M)	Senior Women (W)	Senior Combined (C)	Youth Boys (B)	Youth Girls (G)	Youth Combined (C)	TOTAL
2.1 Athletics	18	16	4	18	16	4	76
2.2 Badminton	4	4	2	4	4	2	20
2.3 Boxing	10	5	4	5/5	5	4	38
2.4 Chess	4	4	2	4	4	2	20
2.5 Dancesport	4	4	2	4	4	2	20
2.6 Karatedo	12	10	4	10/10	8/8	4	66
2.7 Swimming	12	12	4	12/12	12/12	4	80
2.8 Table Tennis	4	4	2	4	4	2	20
2.9 Taekwondo	14	14	4	16	16	4	68
2.10 Tennis	4	4	2	4	4	2	20
2.11 Weightlifting	10	10	2	10	10	2	40
2.12 Archery	4	4	2	4	4	2	20
2.13 Gymnastics	5	8	4	5	8	4	34
2.14 Billiards	2	2	2	2	2	2	12
TOTAL	107	97	40	129	123	40	536

---

	GRAND TOTAL	186	152	60	186	154	60	854

Note: Events in some sports or the sports itself may not be played due to the non-availability of sports facilities and equipment, e.g., hammer throw, pole vault in athletics, etc. and Weightlifting and Gymnastics.

---

A. Composition of Various Sports Included in the National PRISAA Games

This table summarizes the total number of events across Team and Individual Sports, categorized by gender and age level.

Sports Category	Senior Men (M)	Senior Women (W)	Senior Combined (C)	Youth Boys (B)	Youth Girls (G)	Youth Combined (C)	TOTAL
1. Team Sports	78	53	20	78	53	20	318
2. Individual Sports	107	97	40	129	123	40	536
GRAND TOTAL	185	150	60	207	176	60	854

Note: Events in some sports or the sports itself may not be played due to the non-availability of sports facilities and equipment, e.g., hammer throw, pole vault in athletics, etc., and Weightlifting and Gymnastics.

---

B. Team Sports, Individual Events and their Categories

1. ATHLETICS

The following table details the specific individual track and field events and the number of events offered in the Senior and Youth divisions.

	EVENTS	Senior MEN	Senior WOMEN	Youth BOYS	Youth GIRLS
1.1	100 m	2	2	2	2
1.2	200 m	2	2	2	2
1.3	400 m	2	2	2	2
1.4	800 m	2	2	2	2
1.5	1,500 m	2	2	2	2
1.6	3,000 m	-	2	-	2
1.7	5,000 m	2	2	2	2
1.8	10,000 m	2	2	2	2
1.9	3,000 m SC (Steeplechase)	2	-	2	-
1.10	100 m Hurdles	2	2	2	2
1.11	110 m Hurdles	2	2	2	2
1.12	400 m Hurdles	2	2	2	2
1.13	5,000 m Walk	-	2	-	2
1.14	10,000 m Walk	2	-	2	-
1.15	High Jump	2	2	2	2
1.16	Long Jump	2	2	2	2
1.17	Triple Jump	2	2	2	2
1.18	Pole Vault (Conditional)	2	2	2	2
1.19	Shot Put	2	2	2	2
1.20	Discus Throw	2	2	2	2
1.21	Javelin Throw	2	2	2	2
1.22	4 x 100 m Relay	1	1	1	1
1.23	4 x 400 m Relay	1	1	1	1
1.24	Hammer Throw (Conditional)	2	2	2	2

---

Badminton

#	EVENT	Senior MEN	Senior WOMEN	Youth BOYS	Youth GIRLS
3.1	Team Event (S, D, S — 2 out of 3 Events)	4	4	4	4
3.2.1	Singles	1	1	1	1
3.2.2	Doubles	2	2	2	2
3.2.3	Mixed Doubles	1	1	1	1

Team Events

#	EVENTS	Senior MEN	Senior WOMEN	Youth BOYS	Youth GIRLS
4.1.1	Baseball	√		√
4.1.2	Basketball (5×5)	√	√	√	√
4.1.3	Basketball (3×3)	√	√	√	√
4.1.4	Beach Volleyball	√	√	√	√
4.1.5	Football	√		√
4.1.6	Softball		√		√
4.1.7	Volleyball	√	√	√	√

Team Event (Tertiary & Secondary)

#	EVENTS	Tertiary MEN	Tertiary WOMEN	Secondary BOYS	Secondary GIRLS
5.1	Team Event	√	√	√	√

I – WEIGHT CLASSIFICATION AND AGE BRACKETS

A. YOUTH CLASSIFICATION (18 YEARS OLD AND BELOW)

Following the Year Born.

WEIGHT CATEGORY

#	Category	Weight (kg)	Notes
1	Minimum Weight	46–48	Note: 48 kg to 80 kg range applies.
2	Flyweight	48.1–51	3 rounds of 3 minutes each, 1-minute interval between rounds. Bout stops on 3 knock-downs in a round or 7 knock-downs total.
3	Bantam Weight	51.1–54
4	Feather Weight	54.1–57
5	Light Weight	57.1–60
6	Light Welter Weight	60.1–63.5
7	Welter Weight	63.6–67
8	Light Middle Weight	67.1–71
9	Middle Weight	71.1–75
10	Light Heavy Weight	75.1–80

---

B. ELITE CLASSIFICATION (19–25 YEARS OLD)

Following the Year Born.

WEIGHT CATEGORY

#	Category	Weight (kg)	Notes
1	Minimum Weight	46–48	Note: 48 kg to 80 kg range applies.
2	Fly Weight	48.1–51	3 rounds of 3 minutes each, 1-minute interval between rounds. Bout stops on 3 knock-downs in a round or 7 knock-downs total.
3	Bantam Weight	51.1–54
4	Feather Weight	54.1–57
5	Light Weight	57.1–60
6	Light Welter Weight	60.1–63.5
7	Welter Weight	63.6–67
8	Light Middle Weight	67.1–71
9	Middle Weight	71.1–75
10	Light Heavy Weight	75.1–80

---

II – NUMBER OF ROUNDS PER BOUT

Classification	Rounds	Minutes per Round	Interval
Youth Boys	3	3 minutes	1 minute
Elite Men	3	3 minutes	1 minute

---

Dancesport

#	EVENTS	Senior MEN/WOMEN (5 Dances)	Youth BOYS/GIRLS (3 Dances)
7.1	Latin American Dances
7.1.1	Cha-Cha-Cha	√	√
7.1.2	Samba	√	√
7.1.3	Rumba	√	√
7.1.4	Jive	√	√
7.1.5	Paso Doble	√	√
7.2	Modern Standard Dances
7.2.1	Slow Waltz	√	√
7.2.2	Tango	√	√
7.2.3	Foxtrot	√	√
7.2.4	Quickstep	√	√
7.2.5	Viennese Waltz	√	√

Karatedo

#	EVENTS	Senior MEN	Senior WOMEN	Youth BOYS	Youth GIRLS
8.1	KUMITE
8.1.1	Individual	-55 kg	-50 kg	-48 kg	-42 kg
		-60 kg	-55 kg	-52 kg	-46 kg
		-67 kg	-61 kg	-56 kg	-50 kg
		-75 kg	-68 kg	-60 kg	-55 kg
		-84 kg	+68 kg	-65 kg	-60 kg
		+84 kg		+65 kg	+60 kg
8.1.2	Team	5 Members + 2 Reserves	3 Members + 1 Reserve	–	–
8.2	KATA	1	1	1	1
8.3	Team KATA	3 Members + 1 Reserve	3 Members + 1 Reserve	–	–

Sepaktakraw

#	EVENTS	Senior MEN	Senior WOMEN	Youth BOYS	Youth GIRLS
9.1	Team Event	√		√
9.2	Individual Event (Regu if time permits)	√		√
9.3	1 Regu Only		√		√

Taekwondo

#	EVENTS	Senior MEN	Senior WOMEN	Youth BOYS	Youth GIRLS
10.1	KYORUGI (Sparring)
10.1.1	Finweight	Not exceeding 54 kg	Not exceeding 46 kg	Not exceeding 45 kg	Not exceeding 42 kg
10.1.2	Flyweight	Over 54 kg & ≤ 58 kg	Over 46 kg & ≤ 49 kg	Over 45 kg & ≤ 48 kg	Over 42 kg & ≤ 44 kg
10.1.3	Bantamweight	Over 58 kg & ≤ 63 kg	Over 49 kg & ≤ 53 kg	Over 48 kg & ≤ 51 kg	Over 44 kg & ≤ 46 kg
10.1.4	Featherweight	Over 63 kg & ≤ 68 kg	Over 53 kg & ≤ 57 kg	Over 51 kg & ≤ 55 kg	Over 46 kg & ≤ 49 kg
10.1.5	Lightweight	Over 68 kg & ≤ 74 kg	Over 57 kg & ≤ 62 kg	Over 55 kg & ≤ 59 kg	Over 49 kg & ≤ 52 kg
10.1.6	Welterweight	Over 74 kg & ≤ 80 kg	Over 62 kg & ≤ 67 kg	Over 59 kg & ≤ 63 kg	Over 52 kg & ≤ 55 kg
10.1.7	Light Middleweight			Over 63 kg & ≤ 68 kg	Over 55 kg & ≤ 59 kg
10.1.8	Middleweight	Over 80 kg & ≤ 87 kg	Over 67 kg & ≤ 73 kg	Over 68 kg & ≤ 73 kg	Over 59 kg & ≤ 63 kg
10.1.9	Light Heavyweight			Over 73 kg & ≤ 78 kg	Over 63 kg & ≤ 68 kg
10.1.10	Heavyweight	Over 87 kg	Over 73 kg	Over 78 kg	Over 68 kg
10.2	POOMSE (Forms)
10.2.1	Individual	√	√	√	√
10.2.2	Team	√	√	√	√
10.2.3	Mixed-Pair	√	√	√	√

🏊‍♂️ PRISAA Swimming Events Breakdown

The following table details the specific swimming events and the number of entries allowed in the Senior (Collegiate) and Youth (Secondary) divisions for the National PRISAA Games.

	EVENTS	Senior MEN	Senior WOMEN	Youth BOYS	Youth GIRLS
2.1	50 m Freestyle	2	2	2	2
2.2	50 m Backstroke	2	2	2	2
2.3	50 m Breaststroke	2	2	2	2
2.4	50 m Butterfly	2	2	2	2
2.5	100 m Freestyle	2	2	2	2
2.6	100 m Backstroke	2	2	2	2
2.7	100 m Breaststroke	2	2	2	2
2.8	100 m Butterfly	2	2	2	2
2.9	200 m Freestyle	2	2	2	2
2.10	200 m Backstroke	2	2	2	2
2.11	200 m Breaststroke	2	2	2	2
2.12	200 m Butterfly	2	2	2	2
2.13	400 m Freestyle	2	2	2	2
2.14	800 m Freestyle	-	2	-	2
2.15	1,500 m Freestyle	2	-	2	-
2.16	200 m Individual Medley	2	2	2	2
2.17	400 m Individual Medley	2	2	2	2
2.18	4 x 50 m Freestyle Relay	1	1	1	1
2.19	4 x 100 m Freestyle Relay	1	1	1	1
2.20	4 x 200 m Freestyle Relay	1	1	1	1
2.21	4 x 50 m Medley Relay	1	1	1	1
2.22	4 x 100 m Medley Relay	1	1	1	1

---

Weightlifting

#	EVENTS	Senior MEN	Senior WOMEN	Youth BOYS	Youth GIRLS
11.1	Individual	Up to 50.0 kg	Up to 46.0 kg	Up to 44.0 kg	Up to 40.0 kg
		Up to 54.0 kg	Up to 50.0 kg	Up to 48.0 kg	Up to 43.0 kg
		Up to 58.0 kg	Up to 54.0 kg	Up to 52.0 kg	Up to 46.0 kg
		Up to 63.0 kg	Up to 58.0 kg	Up to 56.0 kg	Up to 49.0 kg
		Up to 68.0 kg	Up to 63.0 kg	Up to 61.0 kg	Up to 53.0 kg
		Up to 74.0 kg	Up to 68.0 kg	Up to 66.0 kg	Up to 57.0 kg
		Up to 80.0 kg	Up to 73.0 kg	Up to 71.0 kg	Up to 61.0 kg
		Up to 87.0 kg	Up to 79.0 kg	Up to 77.0 kg	Up to 65.0 kg
		Up to 94.0 kg	Up to 85.0 kg	Up to 83.0 kg	Up to 69.0 kg
		Over 94.0 kg	Over 85.0 kg	Over 83.0 kg	Over 69.0 kg

Modified Medal Count for Team Sports and Individual Events

To encourage provincial/city and regional associations to participate in various sports, a modified medal count for team and individual sports will be as follows:

1. Team Sports

Sport	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
1.1 Baseball	9	9	9
1.2 Basketball	5	5	5
1.3 Beach Volleyball	2	2	2
1.4 Football	11	11	11
1.5 Sepak Takraw	9	9	9
1.6 Softball	9	9	9
1.7 Volleyball	6	6	6
1.8 Basket 3×3	3	3	3

2. Individual Sports

Sport	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
2.1 Badminton	4	4	4
2.2 Chess	4	4	4
2.3 Dancesport	4	4	4
2.4 Tennis	4	4	4
2.5 Table Tennis	4	4	4

3. Event-Based Medal Multipliers

Event Type	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Individual Events	1	1	1
Doubles/Mixed Doubles	2	2	2
Regu	3	3	3
Relays	4	4	4
Mutya ng PRISAA	1	1	1
Vocal Solo	1	1	1
Vocal Duet	2	2	2

General Rule: Basis of medal count is according to number of regular students/student-athletes playing or competing at the same time.

Guidelines for Cultural Competitions

GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS

• Cultural competitions are open to all bona fide high school and college students of PRISAA member schools who are officially enrolled as of June of the current school year.
• The contestants must have been declared First Prize Winners in the PRISAA Regional Cultural Competitions, namely:
  • PRISAAwitan: DANCE CATEGORY (for High School)
  • PRISAAwitan: VOCAL SOLO & DUET (for College)
  • MUTYA NG PRISAA PAGEANT (for Senior High School or College)
• Each region must only have one (1) entry in each category, and participants must join in one (1) category only.
• The participants must not have represented the country in any international competitions.
• All those paid for their services and/or professional artists are disqualified from joining.
• Contestants must have good moral standing. They should not have been involved in any untoward incident that would have marred their names or the good name of the Higher Education Institution they represent.
• Participants must pass the needed requirements as set forth under the rules governing the eligibility of the athletes.
• All participants must attend all rehearsals and other functions duly assigned by the organizing committee.
• The Board of Judges for the PRISAA National Competitions is to be provided by the National Organizing Committee. The decision of the Board of Judges is final, executory, and irrevocable.
• The contestants and/or authorized representatives are prohibited from contacting any of the judges in connection with the ratings. For record purposes, judges’ ratings or critiques must be submitted to the National Secretariat one (1) week after the completion of the competitions.
• For purposes of impartiality and objectivity, the members of the Board of Judges must not come from any participating school with contestants in any of the categories.
• All contestants must be Filipino citizens.
• Only the organizers authorized by PRISAA National shall manage and direct the programs for the national grand finals. The host region is expected to provide support assistance.
• For the PRISAAWITAN Solo & Duet categories, the duplication of choice-pieces for the contest shall not be allowed. The selection of choice-piece shall be on the first-come-first-served basis.

Guidelines for Oratorical Competition

A. General Rules and Regulations

• The Oratorical competition is open to all bona fide students of PRISAA member-schools only who are officially enrolled in the schools they represent as of the current academic year.
• Contestants must carry a minimum of 12 units, excluding NSTP (3 units – ROTC, CWTS, LTS) in a regular semester or term, and must have passed at least 60% of the total academic load enrolled in the first semester or term of the current academic year.
• Contestants must have good moral standing. They should not have been involved in any untoward incident that would have marred their names or the good name of the higher education institution they represent.
• The list of entries must be submitted to the National Organizing Team at least four (4) weeks before the National Competitions. Each participant must submit duly accomplished Official Entry Forms and Transcript of Records. Only one contestant per region is allowed.
• Coaches and/or trainers of the participants must come from the same school being represented.
• The contestants must not have represented the country in any international oratorical competition, nor have they won in any previous PRISAA Oratorical competition.
• In case of a tie, the panel of judges shall determine the best possible method of evaluating contestants’ performances.
• The Board of Judges for the PRISAA National Oratorical competition is to be provided by the National Executive Committee.
• The contestants and/or authorized representatives are prohibited from contacting any of the judges in connection with the ratings. For records purposes, judges’ ratings must be submitted to the National Secretariat one (1) week after the completion of the competitions.
• For purposes of impartiality and objectivity, the members of the Board of Judges must not come from any participating school with contestants in any of the categories.
• The decision of the judges is final and irrevocable.