The Asenso Convention Center in Rotunda Hills turned electric as 147 players stormed the oche for the Classified Draw Triples event of the Mayor Sammy Co Cup 200,000 National Darts Tournament on January 10–11, 2026. With PAGZUR Darts Club at the helm and Robson Sportscraft powering the stage, the Robson Razor Bladewire Dartboard became the battleground where teamwork, timing, and guts decided who would survive the chaos of triples play.

When the dust settled, one trio stood tallest. Aris Quijano (Robson), Moses Habil (The One), and Ian Suyat (Pangasi) played with fearless rhythm, blending heavy scoring with ice-cold finishes. Their throws came in waves—one setting up, one pressuring, one closing—and by the final legs, the crowd already felt it: this team had cracked the code of triples chemistry. The championship was theirs, earned the hard way.

Pushing them to the brink was the relentless second-place squad of Eduard Largo (ZSDC SPV), Raymund Baran (The One CDO), and Richard Anggot. Calm under pressure and sharp on doubles, they carved their way through the bracket, refusing to blink even as the margins grew razor-thin.

The joint third and fourth placers delivered their own brand of fireworks. DJ Tongcopanon, Jan Castilliano, and Arvin Lauron brought experience and flair, while Jack Boncayao, Edsel Dasok, and Felmor Teofilo thrilled the crowd with clutch legs and sudden bursts of scoring that kept opponents guessing until the very end.

The quarterfinal field was a storm of talent, featuring standouts like John Vincent Dela Cerna, Manman Mondares, Esperidion Gutang, Joel Hernandez, Jay Rick Abaa, Dondon Pamplona, Albert Dela Serna, Rowel Cabrera, Macoy Calvo, Barry Duenas, Jason Garao, and Dudung Santuyo—each trio proving that in triples, one hot streak can flip the script in seconds.

In Pagadian, this wasn’t just darts—it was three minds, nine darts, and one goal. And for one unforgettable weekend, triple trouble ruled the night.

Source: NDFP