Ladroma rules Comcentcom shooting event

Veteran Lito Ladroma bagged the top honors in the Commander Central Command (Comcentcom) Cup shooting competition held over the weekend at the Centcom Firing Range inside Camp Lapu-Lapu.

Ladroma won the title for the open category scoring a total of 632.2757 match points.  Second place for the open class went to Reynaldo Abad while junior shooter Justine Chua finished third.

Chua also won the title for the junior open category with Saldie Tan un Kheng taking the runner-up trophy.

Ladroma bagged a second title when he was also given the championship of the senior open class with Tiak Chua as runner-up.

Marlene Effelberger won the ladies’ open category.

In the ladies’ standard class Ma. Victoria Gonzales won the title with SPO2 Gina Gacho taking the second place honors.

SPO1 Fe Altubar won the ladies’ production category with Jennifer Chua as runner-up.

In the senior standard (hi-cap) division, Ervin Estandarte took the title while Roger Uy was second.

Fermillano Patindol won the senior standard (single stack) category.

Oliver Glodove won the range officers’ production class followed by Fredilson Codilla and Rolando Tokle on second and third places respectively.

In the standard class for range officers, Chito Hernandez won the title with Junivan Villanueva taking second place and Renante Casabag was third.

The highest aggregate score for the AFP-PNP division went to SPO1 Christopher Panes while Police Sr. Insp. David Señor finished as runner-up.

For the reservist and other law enforcement agency class, Ervin Estandarte bagged the title while SSG Domingo Javier was second.

Maj. Gen. Ren Samaco topped the Star rank class while Lt. Gen. Pedro Ike Inserto, the tournament’s main backer, finished as runner-up.

In the field grade class, Lt. Col. Abner Marañon won the title with Police Sr. Supt. Art Evangelista was the runner-up.

Sr. Insp. Davi Señor won the title for the company grade category with Lt. Rexon Pasco as runner-up.

In the enlisted and PNCO class, SPO1 Christopher Panes won the title with SPO2 Lyndon Solatorio as runner-up.

Karlon Rama won the media category hands down.

The team title went to 7-Cs Production with The Vigil taking second place honors and 7RCDG placed third.

The standard (hi-cap) division title went to Ervin Estandarte, which was his third for the tournament.  First runner-up was Domingo Javier while Nogie Biagan was third.

SPO1 Lyndon Solatorio ruled the standard (single stack) category while SPO1 Dennis Hernandez taking second place and Steve Lim placing third.

Keith Siao won the production division followed by Ismael Trinidad at second and Alex Manzano at third.

SPO1 Panes won another title by ruling the revolver division followed by SPO3 Jeffrey Archival on second and Julius Legaspi on third.

Jack Rentuza topped the seniors’ production category with Rodolfo Marcelo as runner-up.

The senior standard (single stack) title went to Fermiliano Patindol while Pedro Angcob finished second.

James Manigos topped the junior standard division.—NLQ