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St. Dominic High cops USGF Board Games prize.

February 23, 2016

St. Dominic High cops USGF Board Games prize.
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REWARD--- St. Dominic High School has emerged the overall winner of the annual Interscholastic Board Games Competition hosted by the United Student Government Front (USGF) recently.

The students, who competed against their counterparts from St. Maarten Academy (academic campus), Sundial, and Milton Peter College, enjoyed a fun-filled afternoon playing chess, checkers, and dominoes.

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This year the board games competition was held at MPC. In addition to the school prize of one trophy donated by Cedric James of Kreative Works, there were individual prizes for students in all the categories. All first place winners in the individual games received movie vouchers, while second and third place players received vouchers donated by Dominoes Pizza and VanDorp, respectively.

Other sponsors of the event included KFC, Windward Islands Bank, NAGICO, Kreative Works, and Goddard's Catering Services. USGF coordinators would like to thank all sponsors for making the event possible and supporting the work of an organization which has, since 2007, strived to bring educational and fun activities to all the student bodies of the various high schools on the south side of the island.

St. Dominic High cops USGF Board Games prize.

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/st-dominic-high-cops-usgf-board-games-prize/

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