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Student Athletes Shine at 2nd Annual MUIC Flag Football Tournament

  • Category: Campus Life
  • Published on: Jul 1, 2026
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Mahidol University International College’s (MUIC) American Flag Football Club successfully wrapped up its second annual Flag Football League on July 1 at MU Soccer Field 2, bringing together students of all skill levels for nearly two months of high-stakes, competitive play.

Running from May 13 to July 1, 2026, the tournament was inspired by the structured format of the MUIC Soccer Club’s league. To ensure competitive parity, team leaders utilized an innovative draft system where each captain was allocated an equal budget of points to purchase team members. Higher-skilled players commanded higher point values, resulting in balanced, multi-tier rosters across the board.

The strategic team composition forced athletes from diverse academic backgrounds and experience levels to adapt, driving players to unleash career-highlight plays under pressure. MUIC alumni also returned to campus to officiate the games as referees, guaranteeing fair play and maintaining standard league regulations throughout the event.

The league concluded with a competitive podium finish across four main placement teams, led by student event organizer Pornkaeo Sae-Chong (Senior, Biological Sciences).

Tournament Results

1st Place Team

  • Woramate Kaseerasakul (Junior, International Business)

  • Dylan Grecia (Junior, Finance)

  • Prompoori Athipornwanit (Junior, Information and Communication Technology)

  • Jirapat Panbuddee (Freshman, International Business)

  • Barameet Klumphul (Sophomore, Intercultural Studies and Languages)

  • Praphoom Vasuratna (Junior, Business Economics)

2nd Place Team

  • Hyokyum Kim (Senior, Marketing)

  • Andaman Eckley (Sophomore, International Business)

  • Qi Han Wei (Sophomore, Intercultural Studies and Languages)

  • Chonlapa Rungchonchawalit (Freshman, Marketing)

  • Noelani Runyon (Exchange Student, International Relations and Global Affairs)

  • Piyunggoon Sattayakitkajohn (Freshman, Intercultural Studies and Languages)

3rd Place Team

  • Jaekyum Kim (Senior, International Business)

  • Prinyada Hanpanich (Sophomore, International Relations and Global Affairs)

  • Trin Sriojanapinyo (Freshman, Intercultural Studies and Languages)

  • Pakornrak Lampaisan (Freshman, Marketing)

  • Pongsatorn Zheng (Freshman, Finance)

  • Pokpong Kayyen (Freshman, Sports Science)

4th Place Team

  • Ariya Petch-Vra (Senior, Finance)

  • Aditya Vikram (Junior, International Business)

  • Lucas McDonald (Sophomore, International Relations and Global Affairs)

  • Lorenzo Romanelli (Master's Student, Computer Science)

  • Pisit Tangwiboonpanya (Freshman, International Business)

  • Samantha Rodriguez-Rosales (Exchange Student, Business)

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