Summer Youth Sportsfest

The Capul Sangguniang Kabataan under the leadership of Ms. Angelique Ablig, spearheaded the holding of a summer sports festival for the fired-up Abaknon youth. The opening ceremony was held last May 9.

sports clinic before the actual games..

CAIS Performing Arts Group (CPAG)

Harold Pornelos and Angelique Ablig

.. the lovely muses... (mixed hehehe)

Tyaga Dancers




The awarding rites were held on May 31st. The following were the winners:

Mosquito division
1st- Brgy.5
2nd- Brgy.3
3rd- Brgy.4

Midget division
1st- Brgy.2
2nd- Brgy.3
3rd- Brgy.5

Junior Divission
1st- Brgy.3
2nd-Brgy. 2
3rd- Brgy.Oson
* The pics here were taken thru Angelique's celphone. If there are others who also have pics of the event, please send them in.

Comments

  1. AnonymousJune 19, 2009 at 9:47 PM

    ay ba nan long boring nay to site w/out batian, kailan uli tayo pwedeng makapag-blogg hehehe,sana ibalik na ng administrator....para happy lahat,, ingat lang

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  2. AnonymousJune 26, 2009 at 11:08 PM

    ....wheEew,, go mga abknUn,.
    ,.bsan dri n gUd ak ma'arm mg abknun,.
    ,.mkada la ak prmi,.
    ,.,nyc website,..

    _jECerLyn hir_,.,
    ,.whahahahah,.,,

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  3. AnonymousJuly 6, 2009 at 5:18 AM

    .uii te jecerlyn.!!
    .hehehe.

    .xya nga nung sp0rtsfest.
    .lal0 n ung juni0r dvisi0n.
    .hehehe.

    .el0w pla xa mga tga-capul.
    .hehe.
    .ingatx nmk c qaam dmuan.!!

    _fides h!r_^^

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  4. αвву M.September 16, 2009 at 1:17 AM

    familiar faces :D

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