Sailing (1It', SUKMA (2006 Malaysian Games) off Langkawi.
Adrian Chang (5 Procyon) won the silver medal for Laser Radial Class. He has been called up to joint Projek Gemilang as a national sailor. He is now in Singapore to compete in the Asia Pacific Laser Championship.

Football
Bryan Thomas Simon (2 Capella) was selected to represent Sabah in the under 15 team in Kuala Terengganu.

Gymnastic
Jugyman Lukiman (2 Rigel) was selected to represent Sabah in the synchronized gymnastic event at the SUKMA in Kedah. The team won fourth place.

PKBM state Level Camp.
17 PKBM members from La Salle took part in the annual camp at Camp Paradise Kota Belud. They won second place in the shooting event. Meanwhile Stanley Lee was chosen to represent Sabah at the National Level Annual Camp.

ISCEP KDCA
ISCEP is an exchange programme between South Korea and KDCA. In 2006 KDCA has involved 11 schools in Sabah and La Salle is involved. The main focus of this programme is to promote cultural exchange between Sabah and South Korea (Gongyi province). 22 students took part in this programme. The cultural show was staged on 29 May 2006 at the KDCA Hall. YB Datuk Seri Panglima Joseph Pairin Kitingan, Guest of honour complimented the school team on their performance "Malaysian Truly Asian" Two of our students will going to South Korea in october for the exchange programme. They are Jasper Egol (4 Vega) and William Mojilip (4 Vega)

PIBG Annual General Meeting
PIBG's AGM was held on the 20thMay 2006 at the Students Activity Centre, SM La Salle. Forty two parents came to the meeting. The new committee elected for PIBG 2006/07 are­

Wednesday, 10th May 2006 - LA SALLE TO REPRESENT SABAH
Kota Kinabalu: SM La Salle is in the news again. Its original play "Nico's Barber Shop", which highlights current issues faced by most teenagers in this era, and calls for patience in facing challenges in life, won the hearts of the judges at divisional level.

Representing the Kota Kinabalu Division, it outshone four other participating divisions - Sandakan, Kota Marudu, Beaufort and Lahad Datu - to emerge champion in the recent 4th State-level Inter-Secondary School English Drama Competition.

The school with performers from Forms Two to Five created history by wresting the State championship title for the first time from defending State champion, SM Sung Siew, Sandakan. The latter with its play "The Synambolist" was relegated to the first runner-up position. SM Sung Siew is the runner-up in the 2005 National-level Competition.

The competition was held at SMK Tandek, Kota Marudu, organized by the Education Department's Kota Marudu Division.

This month, SM La salle will represent Sabah (in Zone D) in the upcoming Zone level competing against Sarawak and Federal Territory of Labuan in Sarawak. The winner will represent East Malaysia in the national finals expected to be held in Melaka in August this year.

The four winning teams from Zone A, Zone B, Zone C and Zone D will vie for national honours.

[ Source: Daily Express - 10th May 2006 ]

Tuesday, 9 th May 2006 - PANTUN WAY TO ENTRENCH CULTURAL HERITAGE
LAHAD DATU: Tungku Assemblyman, Mohd. Suhaili Said, described a pantun festival as a launching pad for the Malay community to entrench their cultural heritage for the benefits of the future generations.

He believes the pantun would serve to maintain noble values of this cultural heritage handed down for generations, in the wake of this era of globalisation.

He said this while opening the State-level Inter-Secondary School Pantun Festival at SM Sains, here, over the weekend.

SMK Bistari Sandakan emerged as this year's champion after defeating SM La Salle of Kota Kinabalu, to represent Sabah in the national level of competition in Labuan in June.

The winning team's representative, Aizuddin Ghazali, was adjudge the best participant.

Meanwhile, SMK Tungku, representing Lahad Datu, secured third place.

[ Source: Daily Express - 10th May 2006 ]