Meet the 2025 National Developmental Pool of Triathlon Philippines

The Triathlon Association of the Philippines (TRAP) has officially announced the 2025 National Developmental Pool — a carefully selected group of young athletes who represent the next generation of Filipino triathletes and duathletes.

Spanning multiple provinces and disciplines, these up-and-coming names have earned their spots through dedication, raw talent, and consistent performance. From Cavite to Cebu, Baguio to Batangas, this year’s roster is as diverse as it is promising.

Membership Period

June 1, 2025 – May 31, 2026

Selected Athletes

TRIATHLON (11 athletes)

Youth Male

• Diego Dimayuga (Cavite)

• Pio Latonio (Cavite)

• David Mora (Batangas)

Youth Female

• Christy Ann Perez (Cebu)

• Lauren Tan (Ormoc)

• Alaina Bouffaut (Laguna)

Junior Male

• John Lalimos (Cebu)

• Christopher Te (Tagum)

• Giro Gito (Laguna)

Junior Female

• Dhana Seda-Lomboy (Baguio)

• Anisha Caluya (Las Piñas)

DUATHLON (4 athletes)

Youth Male

• Kyle Flores (General Santos)

• Johan Marcelo (Cavite)

Junior Male

• Rodmar Pullido (Isabela)

• Lawrence Uy (Cebu)

What NDP Athletes Receive

Being part of the National Developmental Pool isn’t just a title — it’s a stepping stone. Athletes will gain access to essential resources that support growth and prepare them for elite-level racing:

• 50% discount on official uniforms

• Free registration to all TRAP events

• Use of New Clark City facilities (plus discounted accommodation at PHP 2,000/night)

• Invitations to national and international races

• Continuous coaching and mentorship

From race-day support to long-term development, the NDP aims to turn raw talent into world-class competitors.

How They Were Selected

TRAP follows a rigorous, multi-phase selection process that blends measurable standards with performance insight.

1. Talent Identification

• Youth: Born 2010–2012 (13–15 years old)

• Junior: Born 2006–2009 (16–19 years old)

• Must be a Filipino citizen and attend national try-outs

2. Performance Standards

• Meet swim and run time qualifications

• Demonstrate proper bike handling

• Compete in TRAP-sanctioned events for evaluation

3. Final Selection Process

• Initial trials → performance evaluation → committee review

For those who didn’t make it this year — this isn’t the end. Keep showing up. Keep training. The journey continues, and the doors will open again.

SBR.ph Final Thoughts

These athletes aren’t just names on a list — they’re the future of Philippine multisport. And if this year’s lineup is any indication, the future looks strong.

Congratulations to the 2025 NDP athletes, their coaches, and their families. The work is far from over — but today, we celebrate.

We thank Triathlon Philippines for continuing to build the ladder for young talent. And we look forward to watching these athletes climb it.