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La Salle chessers sweep PRADA tiff

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January 16, 2011 | 12:00am

MANILA, Philippines –  Board 1: Jan Nigel Galan (8/8)

Board 2: Giovanni Mejia (8/8)

Board 3: Alfonso Ramos (7/7)

Board 4: Miguel Lahoz (2/2)

Board 5:Luke Matthew de Leon (7/7)

Board 6:Alexander Mendonez (4/4)

La Salle Greenhills blanked Ateneo, 4-0, to capture the 2010-2011 Private Schools Athletic Development Association junior chess championships with an unbeaten mark at the International School of Makati yesterday.

The Green Archers scored perfect 36 points to capture the crown in the junior division.

The Green Archers is the reigning National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Junior chess champion.

ALEXANDER MENDONEZ

ALFONSO RAMOS

GIOVANNI MEJIA

GREEN ARCHERS

INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF MAKATI

JAN NIGEL GALAN

LA SALLE GREENHILLS

LUKE MATTHEW

MIGUEL LAHOZ

NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

PRIVATE SCHOOLS ATHLETIC DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION
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