Enecio shoots 631 to break archery under-18 60-meter Philippine record
14 Dec 2022
Ateneo de Manila Senior High School student athlete Ckheil Enecio (ABM/11-Campion) set a new recurve men’s under-18 Philippine record for the 72-arrow 60-meter qualifying round, after scoring 631 points at the recent 2022 National Archery Championship. Ckheil also won the gold medal in the same event.
Attended by archers from all over the country and hosted by World Archery Philippines, the 2022 National Archery Championship was held on October 28, 2022, at STI Goldtoe Archery Range in Marikina City.
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