SEOUL FOREIGN & SEOUL AMERICAN FINISH STRONG
AS DIVISION I CONFERENCE & TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS!
The high flying 2008 SFS Crusader Boys' Soccer team totally dominated the KAIAC conference with a perfect 17-0 regular season and tournament record. In doing so, they captured their fifth straight conference and tournament titles. The 2008 SFS squad could certainly be considered among the "best ever" in conference history. The Crusaders were led by the record breaking performance of senior, Remco Rademaker, who scored a single season record 61 goals and a career conference and Asian record 183 goals. The SAHS Lady Falcons had almost as dominating a season with a 16-0-1 regular season and tournament record. The only blemish was a 0-0 tie in the regular season to the Lady Crusaders of SFS.
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INTERNATIONAL CHRISTIAN SCHOOL-UIJONGBU GIRLS DIVISION II CONFERENCE & TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS--
ICS-Ujb. Boys Take Conference & IIS Boys
Take Tournament
The ICS-Ujb. Lady Eagles dominated the Division II girls' soccer season with a perfect 12-0 regular season and tournament record. In a close battle for
supremacy in Division II Boys' Soccer, ICS-Uij. and Indianhead International School fought to a draw with ICS-Uij., with a record of 8-1-1, taking the conference title and the the Wolverines of IIS taking the tournament title with a 2-0 record.
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SEOUL AMERICAN COMBINED CONFERENCE & TOURNAMENT SWIMMING CHAMPIONS--
SIS takes Girls' Crowns & SAHS takes Boys' Crowns
Again SAHS, SIS, and SFS dominated the year in swimming both conference and tournament. SAHS was again the combined swimming champions. SAHS also took the boys' conference and tournament championships. The Lady Tigers led by the conference co-Most Valuable Swimmers, Seraphina Kim and Aline Kim, took the girls' conference and tournament championships. Andrew Park of Seoul Foreign School was the boys' Most Valuable Swimmer.
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SFS & YISS EXCEL IN
POST-SEASON PLAY
--APAC & FAR EAST
From April 17-19, the SFS brought one of their strongest boys' soccer teams ever to the Asian Pacific Activities Conference (APAC) Tournament held at the Canadian Academy in Kobe, Japan. SFS moved quickly through preliminary play to face the Falcons of Canadian Academy. The Falcons proved a tough test, but the Crusaders took the championship in "golden goal" overtime play. During the same three days in Seoul, the Lady Crusaders, won the APAC Championship in a shoot-out over the highly favored Lady Eagles of Shanghai American School. Congratulations to SFS and their athletes, coaches, and fans. We are proud of you as KAIAC again demonstrated its strength in interscholastic athletics!

From May 19-21, several KAIAC Division I and II schools competed in the DoDDS Far East "Class A," Boys' Soccer Tournament held at McPerry, Iwakuni, Japan. The Guardians of Yongsan International School of Seoul after finishing a strong second in KAIAC brought a highly toted team to the tournament. The Guardians really took the tournament by storm and walked off with the Far East Class "A" Boys' Soccer championship. This was their second Far East Championship of the year as they also took the Class "A" Boys' Basketball title as well. Congratulations to YISS and their athletes, coaches, and fans. We are proud of you as KAIAC again demonstrated its strength in interscholastic athletics!

KAIAC COUNCIL & GOVERNING BOARD SAY GOOD-BYE TO VALUED COLLEAGUES
The KAIAC Heads-of-School Council paid tribute to several significant individuals who are departing and who have provided important contributions to the conference and made a difference in the lives of students of the member schools. We applaud their professionalism and dedication to KAIAC. Most noteworthy is the departure of Dr. Harlan Lyso, Headmaster of Seoul Foreign School, who served KAIAC for twenty years in many capacities. Other departing leaders who were recognized included Mr. Gary Conley, Deputy Headmaster at Seoul International School, Dr. Ann Clapper, Director at Korea International School, John Peterson, Director at Intern'l. Christian School-Ptk and Mr. Bob Hotchkiss, Principal at Centennial Christian School.

The Governing Board also expressed their gratitude to several significant individuals who are departing schools and/or KAIAC offices. Most noteworthy is Mr. J.P. Rader, Seoul Foreign School, who is stepping down as KAIAC President where he served for eight years. Other departing members who were recognized included Mrs. Helen Conley, Seoul International School, who served as KAIAC Secretary, Mr. Steven Epps at Yongsan Intern'l. School of Seoul, Jeff Martin at Korea Intern'l School, Lucas Anderson at Indianhead Intern'l. School, and Tony Alvarado at Osan American School.