Governor Lou Leon Guerrero officially delivered a letter Friday evening to GDOE Chairman Mark Mendiola urging that GDOE remains unified with the IIAAG for high school sports.
GDOE announced they would be separating themselves from the IIAAG at the start of 2020 under the newly formed ISA. Governor Leon Guerrero, Mendiola and IIAAG President Terry Debold privately met last week to discuss the matter to which the Governor expressed she wanted high school sports to remain unified.
Her request became public Friday in the letter which you can read below:
Running/Track
PANTHERS CONTINUE TO ROLL MEET 3
Jiu-Jitsu
MARIANAS OPEN TAKES MATS TO MANILA
Volleyball
ROYALS BLAST EAGLES FROM ALL ANGLES
Volleyball
GW WINS ANOTHER 5-SET THRILLER
Baseball
BASEBALL MVP TO PLAY COLLEGIATE BALL
Feature
THE THRILL OF PILOTING BACK HOME
Running/Track
KENT BREAKS TWO HIGH SCHOOL RECORDS
Volleyball
ROYALS BLAST EAGLES FROM ALL ANGLES
COMING SOON …
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