In support of higher education in the CNMI, Ambyth Shipping and Seafix Incorporated will be offering a $20,000 hole-in-one cash prize at the Northern Marianas College Foundation’s Golf Open on March 22 and 23, 2025, at the LaoLao Bay Golf and Resort.

"Education is the foundation of a thriving community, and we are honored to support NMC’s mission through this year’s Golf Open,” said Andrew Miller, vice president of Ambyth Shipping. “We hope this hole-in-one prize adds to the excitement of the tournament while also making a real difference in the lives of students."

NMC’s tournament will be a two-day event at the LaoLao Bay Golf and Resort, with a registration fee of $250 per player. Registration for this year’s tournament is closed, however those who would like to be placed on a player wait list can contact (670) 237-6833.

“We're truly grateful to Ambyth Shipping and Seafix for their commitment to making a lasting impact in higher education. On behalf of the NMC Foundation, we thank you,” said Ben Babauta, chair of the NMC Foundation.

“We're truly grateful to Ambyth Shipping and Seafix for their commitment to making a lasting impact in higher education. On behalf of the NMC Foundation, we thank you,” said Ben Babauta, chair of the NMC Foundation.

The tournament, which serves as the signature fundraising event for the NMC Foundation, aims to generate funds to build and equip modern, innovative campus facilities that will help expand the CNMI’s workforce development efforts, stimulate economic growth, and provide access to quality education for the residents of the Commonwealth.

Like previous tournaments, this year’s event will feature thousands of dollars in incredible prizes, including a 2024 Lexus RX350 from Atkins Kroll Saipan, a 2025 Nissan Kicks from Joeten Motors, a 2025 Hyundai Venue from Triple J Motors, a $10,000 shopping spree from Top Shelf Wine and Spirits, a $10,000 cash prize from Crowne Plaza Resort Saipan, a $10,000 cash prize from TurnKey Solutions, a $10,000 cash prize from Pacifica Insurance Underwriters, and a $3,000 cash prize from McDonald’s of Saipan.

Interested companies and individuals who would like to support the college’s rebuilding efforts can donate educational tax credit, cash, or in-kind contributions by visiting www.marianas.edu/golf or by contacting Helen Camacho at helen.camacho@marianas.edu/, Raynard Travilla at raynard.travilla@marianas.edu/, or Miguel Dandan at miguel.dandan@marianas.edu/.

Golfers who would like to register for the upcoming tournament can also visit www.marianas.edu/golf. Only online payments are accepted for this upcoming golf open.

For more updates, follow Northern Marianas College on Facebook and Instagram (@nmc.proa) or visit www.marianas.edu/.

In support of funding higher education in the CNMI, Ambyth Shipping and Seafix Inc. will be offering a $10,000 hole-in-one cash prize at the Northern Marianas College Foundation’s upcoming Golf Open on March 23 and 24, 2024 at the LaoLao Bay Golf & Resort.

“We are proud to contribute $10,000 to the NMC Golf Open to help pave the way for a brighter future for the CNMI. Investing in education is investing in a brighter tomorrow for the CNMI, and we hope that this helps add excitement to this year’s Golf Open,” said Ambyth Shipping vice president Andrew Miller.

NMC’s tournament will be a two-day event and the tournament fee for the 2024 golf open is $250.

“We're truly grateful to Ambyth Shipping for their commitment to lasting impact in higher education.

On behalf of the NMC Foundation, we thank you,” said Ben Babauta, chairperson of the NMC Foundation.

The tournament, which is also the signature event of the NMC Foundation, aims to raise funds to build and equip modern, innovative campus facilities that will help expand the CNMI’s workforce development efforts, stimulate economic growth, and provide access to quality education for the residents of the CNMI.

Like previous tourneys, this upcoming tournament will feature thousands of dollars in amazing prizes such as a 2024 Lexus RX350 from Atkins Kroll, a 2023 Honda Civic Type R from Joeten Motors, a $10,000 shopping spree from Top Shelf Wine and Spirits, a $10,000 cash prize from Pacifica Insurance, and a $3,000 cash prize from McDonald's of Saipan.

Interested companies and individuals who would like to help the college with its rebuilding efforts can donate educational tax credit, cash, or in-kind contributions by visiting www.marianas.edu/golf or by contacting Helen Camacho at helen.camacho@marianas.edu, Raynard Travilla at raynard.travilla@marianas.edu, or Miguel Dandan at miguel.dandan@marianas.edu.

Golfers who would like to register for the upcoming tournament can also visit www.marianas.edu/golf. Only online payments are accepted for this upcoming golf open.

For more updates, follow Northern Marianas College on Facebook and Instagram (nmc.proa) or visit www.marianas.edu. (PR)

One swing stands in between you and $10,000! ⛳️

THANK YOU to Ambyth Shipping and SeaFix for offering $10,000 as a Hole-In-One Prize for NMC's upcoming Golf Open on March 23 and 24, 2024!

Like previous tourneys, this upcoming tournament will feature thousands of dollars in amazing prizes including:

• 🚗 2024 Lexus RX350 from Atkins Kroll
• 🚗 2023 Honda Civic Type R from Joeten Motors
• 🍷 $10K Shopping Spree from Top Shelf Wine and Spirits
• 💵 $10K Cash Prize from Pacifica Insurance
• 💵 $3K Cash Prize from McDonald's of Saipan

Don't miss out on a chance to win these amazing prizes! Register to play today at www.marianas.edu/golf

Ambyth Shipping Micronesia and Seafix Inc. will be offering a $10,000 hole-in-one cash prize for the Northern Marianas College Foundation’s upcoming golf open on March 18 and 19, 2023.

“We are honored to have the opportunity to contribute to an amazing cause,” said Andrew J. Miller, vice president and chief operating officer of Ambyth Shipping and Seafix Inc. “We hope that this contribution will make a positive impact on the lives of NMC students and the community, and we look forward to seeing the foundation’s continued success with the upcoming tournament.”

For the first time, NMC’s tournament will be a two-day event and will be held on March 18 and 19, 2023, on the east and west courses of the LaoLao Bay Golf and Resort. The tournament fee for the 2023 golf open is $250. First place winners in the Men’s Championship, A, B, C, Senior, and Ladies Flights will each receive $500. Second place finishers will receive $300 and third place finishers will receive $200.

“The $10,000 hole-in-one prize from Ambyth and Seafix helps build the anticipation and excitement for our upcoming tournament,” said NMC Foundation chair Ben Babauta. “We are extremely grateful to the two companies for their support of NMC.”

This year’s tournament will feature thousands of dollars in amazing hole-in-one prizes, such as a $10,000 shopping spree at Top Shelf Wine and Spirits, $5,000 from Pacifica Insurance, $5,000 from McDonald’s of Saipan, a YETI cooler from Boarderline, a brand new 2023 Toyota 4Runner SR5 from Atkins Kroll Saipan, and vehicles from Triple J Motors and Joeten Motors.

The tournament, which is the signature event of the NMC Foundation, aims to raise funds for the college for its rebuilding and reconstruction efforts. After the devastation and destruction of super typhoons Soudelor and Yutu, the college has been aggressively seeking funds from all available sources to rebuild classrooms, offices, labs, and workforce spaces for the CNMI community. The foundation is seeking the CNMI private sector’s support through fundraising events like the golf tournament.

Interested companies and individuals who would like to help the college with its rebuilding efforts can donate educational tax credit, cash, or in-kind contributions by visiting www.marianas.edu/golf or by contacting NMC Foundation coordinator Carla Sablan at carla.sablan@marianas.edu or (670) 237-6780.

Golfers who would like to register for the upcoming tournament can also visit www.marianas.edu/golf. Only online payments are accepted for this upcoming golf open.

For more updates, follow Northern Marianas College on Facebook and Instagram (nmc.proa) or visit www.marianas.edu. (NMC)