End of Year Celebration

MYP instrumental music students beautifully performed theme music from several films on May 26, 2023 at the End of Year Celebration.

Despite the busy schedules of our students, these musicians put extra effort into making this concert to celebrate the end of this school year and share their talents with friends and parents.

Congratulations to all performers for their hard work and progress this year - we are very proud of them!

Ms. Hyesun Chung Music Coordinator

Actual entries from Coach K’s Diary

“Athletics 2022-2023”

AISAA begins again! Bummer, each school has different rules in regards to players, spectators, and when they can start competition with other schools. Some are unable to join the league and only play in the tournament, a couple not able to play anything yet. Poor JV girls football, need games. An AISAA rule change – A player can play in her/ his own level and play up.

Basketball teams – each player has the dragons style of play now, should be ok. Good vibes at practices. G5U obviously didn’t play much during the past couple years. Basic skills and game environment needed. JV and Varsity have the foundation and are at the level to perform well this year. FUN to watch!

Volleyball – building year. Logos Cambodia back with our Varsity Girls Volleyball Tournament.

More interest than ever among both boys and girls. It will take this year and part of next to master the communication needed on the court and when that happens, it will be “Dragons Volleyball, Bump Set and Spike, because you know what we like.”

Table Tennis and Badminton – getting more practice time this year. Good job by coaches sharing training, occasionally missing players, and figuring out who is with whom in Badminton doubles. Should be fine in AISAA.

Varsity boys football look very strong and we finally have depth. JV boys and girls teams come with the right attitude, coachable, and wanting to improve. Younger levels football players are out of shape, basic skills needed for most boys and girls. A couple of players on each team will need to carry the load. Coaches have their work to do with this batch.

Swimming Dragons - Taiwan and Myanmar teams joining our meet. My, oh my are we solid! Would love to take the top in each age group to compete at Hawaii state meet. Parent communication is necessary in regards to not signing their child up for too many activities “in season”. Especially athletes who play in a team sport and swim or golf or are on a racket sport team.

Varsity boys football – AMAZING. Champions of AISAA League, AISAA Tournament, and 7th Annual SEAIS Football Tournament. Next year to Mandalay!

JV girls football – most exciting victories to earn AISAA Tournament Champions. And, the Coach did make a difference. JV boys won the League and next year we will try and host the boys at home to be sure of fair officiating.

Track and Field – Speed and endurance are there, strength is coming. Next year, top athletes in each event must train regularly. Super foundation for many kids though in our younger ages.

Dragons Golf – this year was practice and return to play. 2023-24 will be only the top golfers on the Dragons Golf Team that enter the ISGT Tournaments, abiding by their rule. Already more tournaments are scheduled for next year.

Squash – Rapidly improving. The team is preparing for the many legs of the 2023-24 Thailand Squash Tournament.

JV girls and JV boys Basketball – Rockin’ the basketball planet with quickness, swarming defense, and finally the much needed element – DESIRE. Dragons - Power Up!

Strength and Endurance - Proud of a few DP students who are making it happen!

Coaches are meeting with next year teams already, providing players with options for fitness through July, because DRAGONS ARE GOING TO SOAR EVEN HIGHER IN 2023-2024!