By R. Vincent Tupaz
For Variety

THIS weekend's prayer breakfast will be capped by an island jamboree for teams participating in the high school boys' and girls' rugby league.
On Saturday, Sat. Jan. 13, "Inafa' Maolek" will lead prayer breakfast for island youth sponsored the Governor's Council on Sports and Physical Fitness explained Guam Rugby Technical Coach Pete Baggetta earlier this week.
The focus of the event is "Youth Violence in Schools."
Baggetta added that the Father Duenas Friars, the Academy of Our Lady of Guam, Norte Dame Royals and the George Washington Geckos requested that a Jamboree be held to kick of the 2007 Independent Interscholastic Athletic Association of Guam Rugby season.
Baggetta stated that the Jamboree will be sponsored by G4S Security Service, one of
Guam's largest Security Companies. He added that the company will have Gatorade and water provided for the teams – but cautioned that teams should also have dinks for its athletes. Baggetta also asked that all be environmentally conscious and clean-up after themselves at the end of the day. Baggetta said that tentative Jamboree start time is at 11 and expects to run through 5 p.m.
He reminded coaches that the morning's Prayer Breakfast is non-denominational and cost just $4 for teens. "Highly encourage you to inform your players and encourage them to attend.
A great way to start a great day," stated Baggetta in his email note.
The special prayer breakfast is scheduled to begin at 8 a.m. through 9:30 a.m. at the Hilton Guam Resort. Registration costs $4 for those that register and pay by this today Jan. 10 and $8 for adults. Otherwise the fee at the door will be $5 for youth under 17 and $10 for adults.
A special group rate is available for $2 for youth age 17 and under and $4 for adults for a party of five or more. The point of contact is Pat Wolff at 483-7149 or