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| - Smart Mountaineering Club, is a mountaineering organization based in Philippines. The club has taken a significant part in the development of mountaineering in Philippines as well as sharing their effort and time for community services and environmental protection activities. SMC was founded in January 2004 with its 15 Core members. Main reason why they named it after a Telecom company because most of the Centro members that year were working at Smart Communications, Inc. Centro decided to expand the club so they begin to recruit additional members, Smartee or non-Smartee are welcome to join the club. Unlike any other clubs, SMC offers a lifetime membership, whether you're still with Smart or not, you will always be welcome to join & be a part of any activities held by the org. To be able to fully become a true-blooded SMCnoy, one should at least complete the said requirements like attending Basic Mountaineering Courses (BMC), Simply Amazing Race (SAR), Training Climbs, Phys-T sessions, etc. The membership fee will be used as payments for BMC Speakers, Dogtag and Batch shirt. The first ever SMC babies, Batch 1 was born in 2005 with a flying colors of 29 members. Batch UNO was inducted at Mt. The following year 2006, Batch 2 with 25 neophytes was born. Batch DOS was inducted at Mt. Year 2007, 21 rookies of Batch 3 was born. Batch TRES was inducted at Mt Pulag, Benguet and at Mt Calavite, Mindoro for the late inductees. On year 2008, SMC didn't recruit a new batch due to tight work schedules of its members. By year 2009, the club was back in the game and Batch 4 was born with its 28 greenhorns. Batch CUATRO was inducted at Mt. Year 2010, another 22 freshies of Batch 5 were added to a now bigger SMC family. Batch CINCO was inducted at Mt. Mabanban, Zambales. On 2011, 12 new hikers of Batch 6 came along. Batch SEIS was inducted at Mt. For 2012, SMC has its total of 152 members. BMC SIETE is on going as well and they will be inducted at Mt. Mabanban, Zambales this mid year. SMC Mission: Be committed and competent advocates of outdoor adventure, environmental protection and community service that is empowering. SMC Vision: By 2012, SMC will be a model for GREENER mountaineering composed of a committed, competent, and dynamic membership that empowers communities through effective and sustainable environmental projects, programs and partnership as we conquer new and challenging peaks. Respect Loyalty Integrity Leadership 1.
* Joa Abueva 2.
* Jerry Belarde 3.
* Jovanni Cid 4.
* Apol Cortes 5.
* Bhoyet Garcia 6.
* Chris Gonzales 7.
* Armel Madsen 8.
* Mavir Matias 9.
* Ron Napao 10.
* Summer Ocasla 11.
* Abeng Provido 12.
* Jing Talesio 13.
* Beng Tolentino 14.
* Raffy Tuguinay 15.
* Nick Wilwayco 1.
* Pip Arcilla 2.
* Ardy Ardion 3.
* Cyndi Ayap 4.
* Rey Bufi 5.
* Imee Calangian-Quinones 6.
* George Carreon 7.
* Baye Cid 8.
* Tin Cortes 9.
* Ron Cruz 10.
* Jill De Oño 11.
* Rocky De Vega 12.
* Santos Forneloza 13.
* Jeryc Garcia 14.
* Kat Gito 15.
* Aris Harlan 16.
* Eugene Lorenzo 17.
* Ray Lorenzo 18.
* Renis Manganip 19.
* Lenard Manguba 20.
* Jun Marquez 21.
* Thess Marucot 22.
* Ipe Mascareñas 23.
* Marina Montes 24.
* Johann Rabago 25.
* Joyce Romaraog 26.
* Ann Tan 27.
* Renz Ticsay 28.
* J Sy-Ticsay 29.
* Tina Toledo 1.
* Mike Abaincia 2.
* Myles Baguilat 3.
* Cliff Ballesteros 4.
* Allan Batusa 5.
* Rexel Bien 6.
* Estan Cabigas 7.
* Jeremy Chavez 8.
* Gly Ayap-Dela Cruz 9.
* Bong Fuentes 10.
* Marvs Gallo 11.
* Dennis Liwanes 12.
* Omar Maltu 13.
* Jeff Moraga 14.
* Candy Goloran-Moraga 15.
* AJ Morales 16.
* Mariel Parra 17.
* Ferdie Quinones 18.
* Jet Reales 19.
* Grace Caadiang 20.
* Boyet Tandog 21.
* Ley Tapang-Garcia 22.
* Tina Te 23.
* Nije Tolentino 24.
* Grace Villaviray 25.
* Yumi Villaviray 1.
* Mickoy Aberca 2.
* Paeng Andres 3.
* Pompo Arroyo 4.
* Erick Banzon 5.
* Aneth Domingo 6.
* Mon Dysangco 7.
* Intsik Elizalde 8.
* Erwin Ellaga 9.
* Don Eusebio 10.
* Glenna Gonzaga 11.
* Jay Guevarra 12.
* Maggie Tomines-Larida 13.
* Nice Macapanas 14.
* Gina Jimenez-Magboo 15.
* Theena Mandocdoc 16.
* Toniang Mendoza 17.
* Patrick Mendoza 18.
* Lance Navarette 19.
* Derek Paras 20.
* Pem Portillano 21.
* Franz Reyes 1.
* Nai Ada 2.
* Omai Adalim 3.
* Eka Angeles 4.
* Aris Azur 5.
* Arjay Bautista 6.
* Onin Bundalian 7.
* Eric Cantuba 8.
* Chito Cascante 9.
* Collie Castillo 10.
* Lhot Castillo 11.
* Jhess Catarig 12.
* Rjam Cosca 13.
* Jec Cu 14.
* Boks Dela Paz 15.
* Ancis Diones 16.
* Ge Glova 17.
* Tin Iquin 18.
* Maui Milan 19.
* Nancy Paderon 20.
* Vic Punzalan 21.
* Grace Reyes 22.
* Rolan Saad 23.
* Albert Sabiniano 24.
* Virgil Santos 25.
* Sich Sichon 26.
* Dan Simeon 27.
* Jeric Vargas 28.
* Gilvie Viray 1.
* Dzeni Aguila 2.
* Vince Alfonzo 3.
* Ghe Bataller 4.
* Mitch Bayhonan 5.
* Shatsy Cabaron 6.
* Verly Cabuhat 7.
* Jeline Co 8.
* Carlos Cruz 9.
* Rasha Delos Reyes 10.
* JC Fonte 11.
* Jhoie Grafil 12.
* Joyce Lim 13.
* Mike Lontoc 14.
* Chard Medrano 15.
* Maian Mera 16.
* Allan Ostrea 17.
* Jep Padilla 18.
* Teddy Reyna 19.
* Dan Santiago 20.
* Julian Suarez 21.
* Miggs Tonido 22.
* Ice Villagra 1.
* Daisy Arriola 2.
* Jafz Concepcion 3.
* Ronie Dela Pacion 4.
* Jems Garcia 5.
* Josette Jugadora 6.
* Kiko Kipte 7.
* Dennis Manalo 8.
* Ed Mendoza 9.
* Ramil Rodrigo 10.
* Doms Sapalaran 11.
* Mac Valmores 12.
* Eboy CENTRO Jovanni Cid, 2005 & 2006 (For Batch UNO & DOS) Apol Cortes (formerly Estan Cabigas), 2007 (For Batch TRES) Jing Talesio, 2009 (For Batch CUATRO) TRES Don Eusebio, 2010 (For Batch CINCO) UNO Joyce Romaraog, 2011 (For Batch SEIS) CENTRO Apol Cortes, Jing Talesio 2005 (For Batch UNO) Apol Cortes, Armel Madsen 2006 (For Batch DOS) Jing Talesio, 2007 (For Batch TRES) TRES Toniang Mendoza, 2009 (For Batch CUATRO) Franz Reyes, 2010 (For Batch CINCO) CUATRO Collie Castillo, 2011 (For Batch SEIS) CENTRO Jing Talesio, 2005 (For Batch UNO) Summer Ocasla, 2006 (For Batch DOS) DOS Ley Tapang-Garcia, 2007 (For Batch TRES) TRES Glenna Gonzaga, 2009 (For Batch CUATRO) CUATRO Jhess Catarig, 2010 (For Batch CINCO) Nancy Paderon, 2011 (For Batch SEIS) CENTRO Bhoyet Garcia, 2005 & 2006 (For Batch UNO & DOS) UNO Pip Arcilla, 2007 (For Batch TRES) Pip Arcilla (Formerly Mon Dysangco), 2009 (For Batch CUATRO) Renz Ticsay, 2010 (For Batch CINCO) CUATRO Vic Punzalan, 2011 (For Batch SEIS) UNO Pip Arcilla, 2006 (For Batch DOS) CENTRO Jerry Belarde, 2007 (For Batch TRES) TRES Pompo Arroyo, 2009 (For Batch CUATRO) CUATRO Vic Punzalan, 2010 (For Batch CINCO) CINCO Allan Ostrea, 2011 (For Batch SEIS) CENTRO Armel Madsen, 2005 & 2006 (For Batch UNO & DOS) UNO Joyce Romaraog, 2007 (For Batch TRES) TRES Don Eusebio, 2009 (For Batch CUATRO) CUATRO Jeric Vargas (formerly Albert Sabiniano), 2010 (For Batch CINCO) Omai Adalim, 2011 (For Batch SEIS) CENTRO Beng Tolentino, 2005 (For Batch UNO) Beng Tolentino & Ron Napao, 2006 (For Batch DOS) DOS Candy Goloran-Moraga, 2007 (For Batch TRES) TRES Theena Mandocdoc, 2009 (For Batch CUATRO) CUATRO Jec Cu, 2010 (For Batch CINCO) CINCO Shatsy Cabaron (formerly Ron Napao), 2011 (For Batch SEIS) CINCO Mitch Bayhonan, 2011 (For Batch SEIS)
* Medical/Dental Mission - Ifugao, Bicol, Bataan, Pantabangan, Nueva Ecija
* Relief Operations - Ifugao, Bataan
* Book Donation - Occidental Mindoro / Talamitam, Batangas
* Housebuild - Gawad Kalinga Community, Quezon
* Outreach Project - Bahay Mapagmahal, Quezon City / Little Angels Home, INc., Tagaytay City
* Black Pencil Project - Mt. Pulag, Benguet
* Red Cross Blood Donation Drive - Co-organized with Smart Communications, Inc.
* Tree Planting - Benguet, Sariaya Quezon, Mt. Banahaw Slopes, Real Quezon, Lake Caliraya, Marikina River
* Jungle Environment Survival Training, Subic Zambales
* Clean-up Drive - Mt. Banahaw (June 2009)
* Para sa Basura
* B.O.B (Bring-my-Own-Bottle) 1.
* Mt. Apo, Davao 2.
* Mt. Pulag, Benguet 3.
* Mt. Amuyao, Benguet 4.
* Mt. Guiting-Guiting, Romblon 5.
* Mt. Arayat, Pampanga 6.
* Mt. Manalmon, Bulacan 7.
* Mt. Mayon, Naga 8.
* Mt. Marami, Cavite 9.
* Mt. Pico De Loro, Cavite 10.
* Mt. Banahaw, Quezon 11.
* Mt. Cristobal, Quezon 12.
* Mt. Tapulao, Zambales 13.
* Mt. Mabanban, Zambales 14.
* Mt. Balingkilat, Zambales 15.
* Mt. Pinatubo, Zambales 16.
* Mt. Pundaquit, Zambales 17.
* Mt. Batulao, Batangas 18.
* Mt. Talamitam, Batangas 19.
* Mt. Daguldol, Batangas 20.
* Mt. Gulugod Baboy, Batangas 21.
* Mt. Manabu, Batangas 22.
* Mt. Maculot, Batangas 23.
* Mt. Tarak, Bataan 24.
* Mt. Natib, Bataan 25.
* Mt. Pantingan, Bataan 26.
* Mt. Calavite, Occidental Mindoro 27.
* Mt. Malasimbo, Oriental Mindoro 28.
* Mt. Kanlaon, Negros Occidental 29.
* Mt. Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia 30.
* Mt. Aconcagua, Argentina
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