Reunion 2009: Photos and Recap
	Reunion 2009 may be over but the memories will last a lifetime. Alumni from near and far traveled back to Prep to celebrate their reunion, some of whom had not been on campus since they graduated. It was a wonderful weekend where old friends were able to catch up with each other and talk about their days at Prep and their time since they left Prep. To view photos from this year's reunion, please click here.

	Hoya Profile: Jimmy Enright, '87
	Jimmy Enright, '87, shares his deep roots and love for Prep. 1. What were some of the important lessons you learned while you were a student at Prep? A few of the important lessons I learned while at Prep are: being a man for others; respecting one and other; paying attention to details; following directions; teamwork and the value of giving back.

	Upcoming Events
	2009 Little Hoya Golf Classic It is that time of the year! Mark your calendar for another exciting day of golf, good friends, and good times at the annual GPAA Little Hoya Golf Classic to be held Friday, May 15, at P.B. Dye Golf Club.

	Prep Alums Organize 10th Annual Bike to the Beach
	Tommy Schmitz, ’02, Ben Dalley, ’99, and Joey Schmitz, '99, founded Bike to the Beach, a non-profit organization that promotes cycling, a healthy lifestyle, and community service while raising money for Autism Speaks. Their efforts culminate in the annual 100-mile Bike to the Beach Century Ride. At last year’s ride, B2B brought together over 70 riders (25% of whom were Prep alums), to raise over $125,000 for Autism research. This year, not just Prep alumni but current students are also getting involved. B2B recently hosted a Friday morning assembly at Prep and enlisted the student body to form a B2B Team. They will compete in a fundraising challenge while biking alongside students from Landon, Gonzaga, St. Albans and Bullis. The ride is set for July 31, 2009, so mark your calendars! Prep students, faculty and alumni are helping to make this year's ride bigger and better! Join B2B in making a difference for millions of Americans whose lives have been touched by autism. To register, donate, or volunteer, visit www.BiketotheBeach.org.

	HOYA SPORTS: Alumni Basketball Tournament Recap
	The 2009 Alumni Hoops Tournament was a major success! Six teams grinded it out in a double-elimination format for bragging rights to the Galvin Cup. Three classes from the '80s ('81, '87, '88) turned back father time for one weekend in an effort to reclaim the glory of year's past. In the end, however, youth ruled the day. The class of '94 and the '03/'04 squad rolled through the tournament undefeated and met in a classic full-court championship game at the Hanley Center. The game featured several lead changes and gutsy play. But ultimately, the '94 squad could not stop the sharp-shooting of tournament MVP Matt Duff, '04, and the '03/'04 team took home the inaugural Galvin Cup! Afterwards, all classes stayed around to eat, drink, watch hoops, and reminisce about the old days at Prep. Let the good times roll. This is only the beginning of what promises to become a classic tradition. Get the word out to your classmates and get ready to lace them up again for next year! Special thanks to Brian Ridgway, '89, Rob Clark '87, and the GP Alumni Association for their hard work in pulling off a great tournament. To see photos from the tournament, click here.

	Alumni Notes:
	Austin Burnes, '01, Appointed Deputy Floor Director: House Majority Leader Steny H. Hoyer (MD) announced April 16 the promotion of Floor Assistant Austin Burnes, '01, to Deputy Floor Director. In announcing the promotions of Burnes (and another employee Michael Eisenberg), Hoyer said: "Austin and Michael are both valued members of my staff and I am confident that they will continue to serve both my office and the Democratic Caucus well in their new roles." Burnes joined Leader Hoyer's staff in 2005, where he has worked as a staff assistant, special assistant and floor assistant. He is a graduate of Wake Forest University, where he earned a bachelor's degree in political science. Robert "Bo" Blair, '90, to run the "Bullpen" at Nationals Park: The Washington Post reported that Bo Blair, '90, will be running the Bullpen, an outdoor beer garden across from Nationals Park in Southeast D.C. The DC restaurateur, who owns the Surfside and Jetties restaurants and nightspots Smith Point and the Rookery, plans to make the 15,000-square-foot entertainment zone fan and family friendly. The Bullpen is expected to open as early as April 30, when the Nationals begin a home stand against the St. Louis Cardinals and Houston Astros. For up-to-date information, visit http://thebullpendc.com/.

	Evening of Jazz to Benefit Somos Amigos
	About Somos Amigos: For more than 20 years Georgetown Prep has sent young men to the Dominican Republic for a month of community service. This commitment of 'faith and service,' has developed into a program known as Somos Amigos. Each summer the students tackle a large scale contruction project for a disadvantaged community. At the same time, the program seeks to foster solidarity with, cultural awareness of, and gratitude for our Dominican bothers and sisters.