The ever popular and picturesque scenes of high school paddling came to a close over the weekend at Matapang Beach in Tumon with the medal events.
In the last day of races for the year, the Okkodo Bulldogs edged the FD Friars by less than a second in the boys 1000m sprint, while the JFK Islanders girls team came on top in the same event. The Bulldogs won the mixed division.
In the longer two-mile paddle race, the Friars pulled away and won comfortably in the boys division while the Lady Islanders smashed the competition, winning by nearly 40 seconds to the next team.
JFK came up big in the mixed division. Congratulations to all the paddlers for a successful season!
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TAMUNING GYM REOPENS AFTER RENOVATIONS
Running/Track
JAPAN RUNNERS CROSS KO’KO’ FINISH LINE FIRST
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STINGRAYS TAKE ON TAGAYTAY GIRLS HOOPS
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TRACK & FIELD ROLLS ON BEFORE SPRING BREAK
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Volleyball
ROYALS RIDING HIGH, MOVE TO 6-0
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STINGRAYS TAKE ON TAGAYTAY GIRLS HOOPS
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QUICK HITS
The FD Rugby Team head to Virginia to participate in the 14th Gonzaga Rugby Classic on April 12-13. Good luck boys.
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Ashley Samaniego and the UCLA Bruins made it to the NCAA Women’s Final Four, before losing to eventual champions UConn.
The 2007 Simon Sanchez graduate is in his first year with the Bruins women’s basketball team as the Director of Athletic Performance. This after years at California State University, Northridge in the same capacity.
Coach Ash must be bringing some goodness to the Bruins as UCLA is currently ranked #1 in the country and earned its first No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament in program history.
(photo of Coach Ash and the Big Ten championship trophy)
