Al Majd International School holds basketball clinic

DAMMAM: Majd International School Philippine Curriculum in Dammam held a basketball clinic for the first time for more than 50 kids ranging in age 6-13 at the school’s basketball court here on Friday.
The basketball workshop was designed for character-forming lessons, so children not only learn to play basketball sports to build them as champions but to improve their champion values – discipline, teamwork, determination, respect and confidence to help them become winners on and off the court.
The opening highlight was the distribution of personal basketball balls and uniforms to all participating students. Lita Rulloda, the school’s principal, graced the clinic opening.
Four coaches, led by former PBL Agfa player, Ramon Hernandez, and including former PBL’s Toyota Otis and Letran Knights forward Andro Gil Quinday, with the brother’s duo of former Aquinas University of Legazpi varsity players Mark and Rey Millena will handle the 20 sessions basketball workshop.
The coaches will teach the kids basic basketball moves with passing, dribbling and shooting techniques, as well as fundamentals of basketball offense and defense.
“More than developing the skills of the boys, we hope that these young children learn the importance of discipline, hard work and other values in sports which they may apply when they grow up,” coach Hernandez said.
Enrolled in the workshop were, Julian Rafael Santos, Ruz Ivan Muriel, Rayjed Dorotha Sayud, Neo Medrano, Myron Yenzel Almanzor, Emanuel David Batang, Al Bashshar Bulon, Kairo Sta. Cruz, Mohammad Umda, Aaron Joshua Reddy, Kendrick Lee Llacer, Iril Josh Farnacio, Limuel Amer Abdulaziz, Jihad Emmanuel Panganiban, Rhohil Jose Escarpe, Brent Andrei Ebreo, Elijah James Castro, Jayco Bryan Batle, Al Sharief Khamis, Abdella Khamis, Ryan LJ Gonot, Adriane Piad, Sean Kaizen Zaragosa; Jan Ryan Estacion, Jonemer Carlos, Mohammed Memay, Franz Ramos, Zander de Paz, Mubarak Lomabao, Paul Samuel Angeles, Ronaldinho Espartinez, Alexus Sotto Baldos, Dyaeco Frianela, Gabriel Yuan Frianela, Jihad Arizala, Samuel David, Neil Aritao, Enrique Frondoso, Abdulrahman Laguinlab, Arne Lamar Opalec, Nikos Catanus, Naizalgiomar Eubra, Mohammad Jibrael Ali, Sean Ricnel Gavino, Andre Sansano, Kurt Justine Rabina, Limuel James Duqueza, Mohammed Khamis, Nur Khamis, Russell Jade Andal, John Mark Cabanting.