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Madison High School seniors Jean Le and Tony Huyhh celebrate the
full college scholarships they earned by participating in Portland
Parks & Recreation golf programs. Also pictured is Portland Parks
and Recreation Diversity Coordinator Carolyn Quan Lee (center).
Golf Scholars Honored
Portland Parks & Recreation is
helping send two deserving stu
dents to college through its Early
Adventures in Golf for a Lifetime of
Enjoyment (EAGLE) program and
the W estern G olf A ssociation’s
Evans Foundation Scholarship.
Jean Le and Tony Huynh, both
seniors at Madison High School in
northeast Portland, will each attend
Oregon State University this fall on
a full ride scholarship valued in ex
cess of $45,000.
Le and Huynh have demonstrated
hard work and dedication both at
school and as caddies at PP&R
public golf courses.
Through the EAGLE program,
PP&R offers outreach opportuni
ties to underserved and lower in
come Portland Public School stu
dents.
As a part of the program, the two
students served as caddies during
80 separate 18-hole rounds during
the 2010 and 2011 summer golf sea
sons.
The summer 2012 golf season is
almost upon us, and PP&R's EAGLE
program is now accepting applica
tions from high school sophomores.
C o n tac t
C aro ly n
L ee
at
carolyn.lee@ portlandoregon.gov
or503-823-5076.
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City of Roses
Louisville celebrates a Big East Conference Tournament champi
onship in New York City on Saturday with a 50-44 victory over
Cincinnati. The No. 4 rated team in the country plays in Portland
on Thursday.
NCAA Tourney Visits Portland
Commonwealth University (12) at
4:15 p.m. and Indiana (4) versus
New Mexico State (13) 30 minutes
following that game.
The teams will practice Wednes
day at the Rose Garden. The prac
Louisville, Indiana and six other tices run from 12 p.m. to 7:20 p.m.
teams will face off in the Rose Gar and are free for anyone to attend.
On Saturday, the winner o f the
den on Thursday during the NCAA
Louisville/D avidson gam e will
m en’s basketball tournament.
Louisville (4) will play Davidson play the winner of the New Mexico/
( 13)at 10:40a.m. NewMexico(5)will Long Beach State game at the Rose
take on Long Beach State (12) 30 Garden. The winner of the W ichita
minutes following that game.
State/VCU game will play the win
T he n ig h t sessio n fea tu res ner o f the Indiana/N ew M exico
Wichita State (5) versus Virginia State game.
Games begin
Thursday; practices
open to public