St. John’s School held it’s annual fundraising golf tournament celebrating its 50th year anniversary on Saturday at the Leo Palace Resort hosting 50 two player teams. Enjoying the day on the course were team competitiors left to right Derrick Wang, David John, George Chiu, Karl Pangelinan, Daniel Chu and Oley Chung. (Photo courtesy of St. John’s School)
PRESS RELEASE – St. John’s School held its 50th year anniversary annual golf tournament on Saturday at the Leo Palace Resort hosting 48 two player teams on the course.
Taking first place in the event were Deven Hua and Kevin Oberiano followed by Kay Heather and Lucy Joo Castro for second place. Jojo Santo Tomas and Lloyd Hartman finished in third place.
“Overall it was a great event, the weather was perfect and most importantly we exceeded our fundraising goal,” stated head of school Patricia Bennett.
At the conclusion of the tourney the teams were treated to an awards banquet dinner along with raffle prizes distributed to ticket holders.
Many thanks to it’s green donors Bank of Guam, Guam Hardwood, Prestige Automobile, First Hawaiian Bank, IT&E, Tan Holdings, Hawaiian Rock, Baumann Kondas & Xu, Churrasco, SJS Faculty Council, ASC Trust Corporation, BASE Corp. and Morgan Stanley for making this event possible.
Visit our school website www.stjohnsguam.com for more info and photo gallery.
Uncategorized
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS WILL COMPETE IN ISA
Basketball
BULLDOGS ADVANCE TO SEMIS, FINAL FOUR SET
Basketball
BULLDOGS ADVANCE TO SEMIS, FINAL FOUR SET
DID U KNOW?
The FD Friars have retired running back Kein Artero’s (#3), becoming the third Friar in three years to have his number retired. 2018 saw two numbers be retired from quarterback Daniel Phillips (#6) and De’Aundre Cruz (#24).
(photo from Kein Artero on Twitter)
COMING SOON …
– Girls Basketball Semifinals Tonight!
– NFL Week 15: Bills at Steelers
– Jon Tuck in Bellator Japan Dec. 29
– IIAAG/GDOE Split on Jan. 1st
– GSPN Preseason Basketball Tournament
QUICK HITS
Coach Terry Stotts will be inducted into the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame. Stotts moved to Indiana for his junior and senior years of high school after five years on Guam.
—————————————————-
Bubba Nickles makes a stop at the Guam marker of the World War II Memorial in Washington DC during a team trip to the capital with the reigning national softball champion UCLA Bruins.
—————————————————-
GSPN celebrates 8 years! Chartered 11/11/11
