Friendship Games @PASAKaibigan Roll Call @CSUF @FG_2K22 #FAHM

October 22, 2025 at 11:11PM by pinoybuilt

Throwing it back to #FILAM Friendship Games 37 on October 22, 2022, when I had the chance to cover the Friendship Games hosted by #csuf PASA #kaibigan in Fullerton, CA! 💛 Here's the Roll Call by the host PASA KAIBIGAN. "Friendship Games roll call" refers to a competitive dance or performance competition held at the annual Friendship Games, a large event for Filipino-American student organizations. This specific event involves groups performing a choreographed routine, often with a theme. The term "roll call" is used because the organizations and their members are called out in a process similar to how attendance is taken, and they are expected to perform and show their spirit. From fun competitions to laughter-filled moments, it was an amazing day celebrating friendship, community, and our Pinay/o/x pride. 20221022 173732 FULLERTON FRIENDSHIP GAMES 📢 Internship Opportunity: Digital Creator for PinoyBuilt - https://bit.ly/INTERN25_ PinoyBuilt.com is a platform for Filipino American stories, culture, and connection. Join our growing community and help us celebrate the next generation of Pinoy-built excellence. 🎯 Mission at Pinoybuilt.com To capture and celebrate the everyday Filipino-American experience through real voices, stories, and snapshots—one post at a time. 🌅 Vision A digital community where Filipino-Americans of all generations feel seen, heard, and connected—through the small, shared moments that shape who we are.




via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wB1qrO2Lgg

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