The United Architects of the Philippines District A2B’s ₱200,000 Bayanihan Dart for a Cause wasn’t just a weekend of precision—it was a celebration of talent, camaraderie, and charitable spirit. Held from December 12–14, 2025, at the luxurious Las Haciendas De Luisita Club House, the event, sanctioned by the National Darts Federation of the Philippines and supported by Robson Sportscraft, showcased some of the finest Filipino darters in action.
In the Ladies Singles division, 22 players battled for glory on the official Robson Razor Dartboard, with cooperation from Arkitekto Sigurado, Movers of Progress, Tarlac City Darters, Sandata, and Architects Darts Club ensuring the weekend ran flawlessly.
After an intense series of matches, it was Bebang Orbeta of Dot Overtime who claimed the championship, demonstrating skill and composure under pressure. Orbeta edged past a determined Joyze Madallang of Benguet, who finished a close second, while Giselle Bulahao (Kumpadres) and Mymy Santos (Taytay) shared third and fourth spots after impressive runs through the bracket.
The battle for the top eight also highlighted emerging talent and seasoned competitors alike. Anne Cabutin (I-Dart), Dhang Ortega (JMD Baguio Benguet), Edna Granada (Tulips), and Joyze Farongyad (Mt. Province) all showcased remarkable precision and determination, solidifying their places among the country’s elite.
With every dart thrown, the tournament blended competition with community, proving that the Bayanihan spirit isn’t just about charity—it’s about celebrating excellence and inspiring the next generation of Filipina darters. Bebang Orbeta’s triumph is a testament to dedication, focus, and the thrill of the game.
Source: NDFP
