Gabriel Giangualano

director of esports at St. John Bosco High School Max Abrahamson, junior at St. John Bosco High School

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Coach Gabriel Giangualano and junior Max Abrahamson lead the St. John Bosco High School esports team.

High schoolers are leveling up at St. John Bosco on esport teams

Coach Gabriel Giangualano and junior Max Abrahamson lead the St. John Bosco High School esports team.

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