University of Luzon ROTC Cadets Advance to First and Second Class Officer Ranks
Posted on 11th of Sep 2026 by UL Administrator
Leadership development continues within the University of Luzon ROTC Unit with the promotion of cadet officers who successfully completed the ROTC Summer Camp Training (RSCT) and Advance ROTC Academic Phase Training (ARAPT) Class of 2026.
The training was conducted by the 1st Regional Community Defense Group, Reserve Command, Philippine Army at Camp Lt. Tito B. Abat in Manaoag, Pangasinan. The RSCT Opening Day was held on May 9, 2026, marking the start of weeks of physical, mental, and military instruction.
Following the training, 15 cadets were promoted to 2nd Class Officers, while seven advanced to 3rd Class Officers. Their progression continued beyond the training phase, with the 15 former 2nd Class Officers eventually promoted to 1st Class Cadet Officers and the seven former 3rd Class Officers advancing to 2nd Class Cadet Officers.
Leading the newly promoted First Class Cadet Officers is C/LTC Carl Angelo N. Lomibao, joined by C/MAJ Angelo Paul B. Fernandez, Andrew C. Estrada, Elmer A. Paragas, Fritz Vincent P. Bordon, Ednalyn P. Aragona, Mark Jerry D. Gordo, Jerico D. Caballero, Jenelle D. Magno, Jeff D. Mondero, Josh Vincent M. Aquino, Dominic S. Abalos, Jasper D. Pascual, Earl Ryan Lagaña, and Justine Luigi B. Fernandez.
The seven newly promoted Second Class Cadet Officers are C/1LT Ryan Anthony I. Esguerra, Mark Russell N. Calicdan, Lister P. Ferreras, Dann Jefferson B. Soriano, King Jhon Kendrick A. Senin, John Lloyd B. Aviles, and Rayven V. Gonzales.
Their continued advancement reflects the value of leadership development, discipline, and active learning in preparing students for greater responsibilities in service.
The ROTC experience supports the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. SDG 4: Quality Education is advanced through professional training, practical learning, and leadership skills that complement classroom education. SDG 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions is supported through responsible citizenship, community engagement, and service-oriented leadership.
The University of Luzon congratulates its ROTC cadet officers and encourages them to carry forward the skills and values developed through their training as they take on greater responsibilities in the University and community.
