DARWIN Lucaylucay and Angelica Sy emerged as the fastest runners in their respective categories of the LiveRun 2025 on Sunday, Sept. 28, at Mandani Bay in Mandaue City.
Lucaylucay topped the men’s 10-kilometer race, breasting the tape in 35 minutes and 47 seconds to edge out Janry Pelones, who came in second at 35:49.
Limwyll Kim Lin finished third with a time of 36:33.
Sy, on the other hand, ruled the women’s 10-k race by reaching the finish line in 51 minutes and 18 seconds. She was followed by Alexandra Le (55:36) and Lucila Sotero (56:16).
The men’s 5-k category was won by Kurt Enzo Garces, who timed 18:28. Finishing second and third were Shann Michael Camonggay (18:55) and Robert Allanic (19:29), respectively.
Linsay Sophia Lopez topped the women’s division with a time of 25:44, ahead of Geralyn Geers (31:18) and Bianca Ysabel Perales (31:50).
Aljun Jay Pacala (11:11) and Shinta Clover Casinillo (17:43) were also victorious, ruling the men’s and women’s divisions of the 3-k race.
Organized by the Hepatology Society of the Philippines (HSP), the footrace drew 1,410 participants. The event aimed to raise awareness on liver health while also serving as a fundraiser for HSP’s advocacy programs on education, research, prevention, and patient care.
Founded in 2006 and currently led by president Dr. Jennielyn Agcaoili-Conde, the HSP organized the event through its run committee head Dr. Jose Guillain Cataluña, coordinator Dr. Michelle Ong-Chu, and Dr. Judy Lao-Tan. The group continues to push nationwide efforts to improve education, prevention, and treatment for Filipinos affected by liver conditions.
The LiveRun was revived in 2019 as a virtual event before returning to the road last year in Baguio City. This year’s staging in Cebu coincided with the HSP Midyear Convention.(CCM)