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Don Bosco Grey Wolves

Don Bosco Grey Wolves
Don Bosco Technical College
Logo of Don Bosco Grey Wolves
LeagueNational Collegiate Athletic Association (Philippines) South
Joined2004
LocationMandaluyong City, Metro Manila
Team colors Navy Blue White Grey
Seniors' general championships

The Don Bosco Grey Wolves is the collegiate men's varsity team of Don Bosco Technical College, Mandaluyong in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (Philippines) – South. Don Bosco Technical College is a newcomer in mainstream inter-collegiate athletic competitions, having joined the NCAA-South only in 2004.

In 2007, Don Bosco Technical College played host to the NCAA-South.[1]

Mascot

Grigio, which is Italian for grey, is the mascot of the Don Bosco Grey Wolves. He was named after the mysterious grey dog who served as St. John Bosco's protector during several attempts made on the priest's life. Years after Don Bosco's death, the dog reappeared several times as protector of the Salesian Sisters.

See also

Notes

  1. ^ "NCAA-South gets going at Don Bosco-Mandaluyong," Manila Bulletin, September 14, 2007. (Accessed on July 29, 2010)."Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2011-06-08. Retrieved 2010-07-29.

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