San Antonio, Zambales Mayor Dr. Arvin “Dok” Antipolo, together with Zambales Police Provincial Director PCOL Benjamin “Benjie” P. Ariola, conducts an ocular inspection of the event venue and route as part of preparations to ensure the smooth, safe, and orderly conduct of the upcoming event.
SAN ANTONIO, Zambales — A community run promoting fitness, environmental awareness and public consciousness on the country’s maritime interests is set to take place in this coastal town on Oct. 11, 2026.
The second leg of the Trilogy Run for the West Philippine Sea is expected to bring together runners, families and residents in an activity that seeks to combine sports with awareness of the importance of protecting the country’s maritime domain.
Organizers said the event will also highlight San Antonio’s coastal environment and tourism potential, giving participants an opportunity to experience the town while taking part in a civic-oriented sporting activity.
Participants will be offered free registration, with commemorative singlets and finisher medals available subject to supply.
San Antonio Mayor Dr. Arvin Antipolo and Zambales Police Provincial Director PCOL Benjamin P. Ariola recently inspected the event venue and route to assess preparations for the activity.
The inspection covered the readiness of the venue, traffic and route management, program flow and safety measures for runners, organizers, guests and residents.
The municipal government is coordinating with event organizers and concerned agencies to help ensure the safe and orderly conduct of the run.
Beyond the sporting component, the event is being positioned as a platform to encourage greater community participation in discussions and initiatives involving the West Philippine Sea and environmental protection.
The run is also expected to showcase San Antonio as a coastal destination, while promoting responsible tourism and appreciation of the province’s natural resources.
Organizers have invited running enthusiasts, families and local residents to participate in the activity, which forms part of a series of runs linking physical fitness with public awareness and civic participation.
With San Antonio serving as the venue for the second leg, the event is expected to put the spotlight not only on running but also on the community’s connection to the sea and the need to protect the country’s coastal and marine environment.