After KISAC stunner, girls fall short at SKAC
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After KISAC stunner, girls fall short at SKAC
Annie Cho
The Jets varsity girls’ futsal team traveled to the International School of Busan (ISB) for the SKAC (Southern Korean Activities Conference) finals on May 23. The team started off with twelve players, but due to injuries, only ten took part in the tournament. Although the quality of their play dipped from their silver medal performance at KISAC (Korean International Schools Activities Conference), they finished the season in third place.