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Hillside Christian School wins Water Polo Tourney

June 3, 2016

Hillside Christian School wins Water Polo Tourney
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CAY HILL--Zack Mars was named Most Valuable Player of the Primary Schools Interscholastic Water Polo Tournament at Raoul Illidge Sports Complex Friday.  Hillside Christian School won the completion and was followed by Learning Unlimited in second place and St. Dominic in third.


  Fifteen teams competed in the week-long tournament which was divided into two pools.
 In Pool A were Hillside Christian, Ruby Labega, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Sister   Magda,    St. Dominic, Leonald Connor and Sister Marie Laurent.
  In Pool B were Methodist Agogic Center, Oranje School, Seven Day Adventist, Learning Unlimited, Sister Borgia, Genevieve de Weever, St. Joseph and Sister Regina.
   The competition is organized by the school swim instructors at the end of each school year to allow the swimmers to showcase what they have learned in the pool.
Source: Daily Herald Hillside Christian School wins Water Polo Tourney

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