{"id":360491,"date":"2022-01-26T06:00:35","date_gmt":"2022-01-25T20:00:35","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.saipantribune.com\/?p=360491"},"modified":"2022-01-26T06:00:35","modified_gmt":"2022-01-25T20:00:35","slug":"oes-turtles-continue-to-shine-in-pgfc-competition","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.saipantribune.com\/index.php\/oes-turtles-continue-to-shine-in-pgfc-competition\/","title":{"rendered":"OES Turtles continue to shine in PGFC competition"},"content":{"rendered":"
Third Primary Grades Forensic Conference competition winners of Oleai Elementary School have their photo taken inside their school campus. (Contributed Photo)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Oleai Elementary School students\u2014affectionately referred to as \u201cturtles\u201d in reference to the school\u2019s mascot\u2014continue to shine in all their events in the third virtual monthly qualifying competitions of the Primary Grades Forensic Conference, which started in November 2021 and finished in January 2022. The group events, which were scheduled in December 2021, were further moved to January due to remote learning. All the group events, which consists of four groups of Duo Interpretation and one group of Choral Speaking, practiced for one week in January and were all winners.<\/p>\n

OES students did an excellent job and placed in all their events since the start of the competition in September 2021. Students continue to practice after school in preparation for the regional competition after one more monthly competition in February. All events are pre-recorded videos except for Impromptu Speaking, which is live via Google Meet.<\/p>\n

PGFC competitions encourage public and private school students from kindergarten to fifth grade to participate in and become proficient in the forensic performing arts: reading, public speaking, and interpretation.<\/p>\n

Thank you to our OES PGFC coach, Esther Manzano, teachers, and parents for the partnership in supporting our students. Oleai Elementary School Turtle Family would like to extend their congratulations to the following winners who participated in this competition. <\/p>\n

K-2 DIVISION
\nDeclamation<\/strong>
\nHallie Marianne Padolina, 1st Place<\/p>\n

Reader\u2019s Forum B<\/strong>
\nJulienne Rhyme Casuncad, 1st Place<\/p>\n

Humorous Interpretation <\/strong>
\nFrancisco Tudela, 3rd Place<\/p>\n

Impromptu Speaking<\/strong>
\nHallie Marianne Padolina, 3rd Place<\/p>\n

CCLHS <\/strong>
\nHallie Marianne Padolina, 5th Place<\/p>\n

3-5 DIVISION
\nDeclamation<\/strong>
\nAlexander Joseph Salundaguit, 1st Place<\/p>\n

Amlesh David Jr. Jha, 2nd Place<\/p>\n

Jovanalyn Mettao, 4th Place<\/p>\n

Dramatic Interpretation <\/strong>
\nTianmei Jia, 1st Place<\/p>\n

Keanalise Sablan, 2nd Place<\/p>\n

Brent Villanueva, 3rd Place<\/p>\n

Humorous Interpretation <\/strong>
\nTianmei Jia, 2nd Place<\/p>\n

Impromptu Speaking<\/strong>
\nHallie Marianne Padolina, 2nd Place<\/p>\n

Marvic James Javaluyas, 3rd Place<\/p>\n

Impromptu Speaking B<\/strong>
\nMario Jr. Sedanza, 4th Place<\/p>\n

Readers Forum B<\/strong>
\nTaizo Kaneshi, 4th Place<\/p>\n

Readers Forum Masters A<\/p>\n

Zoe Ardieta, 2nd Place<\/p>\n

Readers Forum Masters B<\/strong>
\nLeila Leightley, 1st Place<\/p>\n

Readers Forum Masters C<\/strong>
\nHanna Gabrielle Ramos, 1st Place<\/p>\n

Readers Forum Masters D<\/strong>
\nBrent Villanueva, 3rd Place<\/p>\n

Readers Forum Masters E<\/strong>
\nAlexander Joseph Salundaguit, 2nd Place<\/p>\n

CCLHS<\/strong>
\nIsabel Maximina Carreon, 1st Place<\/p>\n

Hanna Marie Padolina, 2nd Place<\/p>\n

Chineinalyn Jones, 3rd Place<\/p>\n

Duo Interpretation A<\/strong>
\nReiana Benavente, 2nd Place<\/p>\n

Isabel Maximina Carreon, 2nd Place<\/p>\n

Jovanalyn Mettao, 5th Place<\/p>\n

Keanalise Sablan, 5th Place<\/p>\n

Duo Interpretation B<\/strong>
\nHannah Gabrielle Ramos, 1st Place<\/p>\n

Enyan Tang, 1st Place<\/p>\n

Zoe Ardieta, 5th Place<\/p>\n

Chineinalyn Jones, 5th Place<\/p>\n

Choral Speaking<\/strong>
\nReiana Benavente, 1st Place<\/p>\n

Isabel Maximina Carreon, 1st Place<\/p>\n

Erricka Long, 1st Place<\/p>\n

Jovanalyn Mettao, 1st Place<\/p>\n

Mario Jr. Sedanza, 1st Place (PR)<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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