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MATUA: JETS, EAGLES DRAW

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By Regina Shiroma

Branden Carriaga breaks through the tackle of Jets’ TJ Ngitong to score the only touchdown for the Eagles and prevent the loss. (photo by Errol Alegre, Jr.)

In the Matua division, the Hawaiian Rock Eagles and the Northern Yigo Jets entered their GNYFF game Sunday afternoon with identical 0-4 records. The teams exited the field without a win and without a loss. The Jets and the Eagles came to a 7-7 draw after four quarters of play at Eagle field.

About the tie, “Its really good, especially for both of our teams, we feel the same way because we never won a game,” said Jets’ Terence Siongco.

Although one would think that the teams were eager for a win, this goal was not as high a priority as each touchdown scorer was just glad that they played as a team and played with heart.

“It doesn’t really matter to me whether we tied or not, at least we still tied over a team. They gave us a hard time, but we still put our hearts out there and managed to get a touchdown,” said Eagles Branden Carriaga.

“Play fair; have fun,” said Siongco.

Both teams gave it their all and left it all out on the field. This was evident as players placed their teams’ well-being before themselves, sacrificing their bodies and pushing the pain aside to play to the best they could. A sense of humility could be picked up from the players who put points on the board for their respective teams.

Jets’ Geneis Sanga jumped high to tip a pass that fell right into the hands of teammate Gerin Adoc for the interception. (photo by Errol Alegre, Jr.)

The second quarter saw both teams run into the end zones.

After working their way down the field, Jets’ Siongco sped to the left, untouched, for a three-yard touchdown early in the second.

“I’m not the one who made the touch down the whole team did,” said Siongco.

As for the Eagles, Carriaga also had a three-yard carry, scoring right before half time. Carriaga broke a tackle and dove into the end zone even though the Jets defense were wrapped around him.

“It makes me feel good [to score], but also for the team, I did it for them, not just for me,” said Carriaga.

Eagles touchdown scorer, Branden Carriaga

Jets touchdown scorer, Terence Siongco

 

 

 

 

In other divisions:

Mandikiki Eagles def. Jets 53-47
Manha Eagles def. Jets 14-0
Metgot Jets def. Eagles 27-14

In other games:

Mandikiki Cowboys def. Saints 28-14
Manha Saints def. Cowboys 40-13
Metgot Saints vs. Cowboys 6-6
Matua Cowboys def. Saints14-0

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Guam’s Wayne Blas completed his 13th Boston Marathon and 38th marathon overall.
The island’s record holder in the distance, Blas finished this year in 2:35:21.
“I’m very happy with this result because seven months ago, I was sidelined with a stress fracture that kept me out for three months. No running! To come back on an abbreviated marathon build and finish one of the toughest races strong and healthy was a big win for me.”
His time of 2:29:38 at the 2023 Chicago Marathon and World Marathon Majors Age Group Championships stands as the Guam National Record.
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