Wednesday, September 12, 2007
MEZ II Sportsfest brings exporters together
“IT’S ecozone sports at its best,” said Aboitizland’s general manager for MEZ II operations Eduardo PeBenito as Mactan Economic Zone II (MEZII) and the MEZ Human Resources Association (HRA) formally launched the 7th Annual MEZ II recently.
This year’s MEZII Sportsfest runs on the theme, “One Effort, One Vision, One Skillful Execution Through Sports.” Twenty-six companies were represented at the opening ceremony, which was an impressive display of color and sportsmanship.
The yearly sportsfest continues to foster camaraderie among the now more or less 14,000 employees in the economic zone.
Tamiya came out a strong winner both in the marathon relay and for the highly competitive cheer dance face off. Atomed was hailed as the most organized team, and SAWO Corp., the most colorful. Maria Christina May of Western Wats was crowned Ms. MEZ II Sportsfest 2007. Judges at the various competition were the MEZ HRA directors: president Jeoffrey Escala of Celestica, Ramir Silva of Phil-Japan Metals, Cheryl Castil of Autoliv, Jean Sanchez of TMX Philippines, Beth Tamboboy of MEPZCEM and Col. Mario Butch Lacson of the Philippine Air Force.
The MEZ II Sportsfest featured basketball, volleyball men and women, badminton men and women, table tennis, chess, darts and 9-ball billiards as seven major events.
The following companies participated in this year’s sporting event: Aboitizland Inc., Atomed, Cebu Mold Tech Inc., Cebu Toyo, Chase Dental, Draka Phils., Hideka, Ina Micro Opto Corp., Koshin Phils. Corp., Lear PETC, Lexmark, Mactan Enerzone, Matluster Corp., Merasenko, Makoto Metal Tech Inc., Olympus, Paul Yu, Phil Iino, Saturn International Design, Sawo Corp., Sofanou, T&H Furniture, Tamiya, Teradyne, Western Wats and Yamashin.
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