This was part of a series of articles published in the September 5 Special Edition of the Armenian Weekly honoring the AYF Olympics. I’ve attended every Olympics since 1976, except for one. I missed Racine […]
This was part of a series of articles published in the September 5 Special Edition of the Armenian Weekly honoring the AYF Olympics. When the call was received to share my thoughts from a coach’s […]
The following was part of a series of articles penned by special guests for the September 5 Special Edition of the Armenian Weekly honoring the AYF Olympics. As we head down memory lane on this […]
In any other year on a Thursday before Labor Day, my bags would be packed, my camera batteries charged, and I would be loading the car, about to leave for the airport to catch a […]
Before Bob Tutunjian, Harry Derderian, and I took over the AYF Special Olympics Issue, there was Tommy Vartabedian. He was our mentor, and he got all three of us involved. He even enlisted our ace […]
This week I would like to share two stories that are the result of this project. Barbara Tutelian is an old friend and a Boston Siamanto alumna. As with many of my AYF friends, I […]
We are pleased to report that the AYF has another project in the works with a similar objective to ours: to keep the AYF Olympic spirit going during this year of no Olympics. The Central […]
Back in late April, we were in the midst of the pandemic, isolation, social distancing, and the cancelling or postponing of all kinds of events from weddings to church picnics. When I saw Kenar Charchaflian’s […]
It is with a sad and heavy heart that the AYF-YOARF Central Executive announces the postponement of the 2020 Worcester Olympics until 2021. This decision was made after careful deliberation amongst the Central Executive, the […]
CHICAGO, Ill—The last chapter to retire an Olympics Cup was the Philadelphia AYF in 2008. This year the Sebouhs tried to repeat that feat but ran into a deeply talented Greater Boston team that racked […]
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