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Baseball
Sunday Oct 6: Chinese-Taipei 15, Guam 0
Monday Oct. 7: Korea 13, Guam 0
Tuesday Oct 8: Guam 7, Hong Kong 3
Thursday Oct 10: Guam 27, Mongolia 1
Women’s Volleyball
Monday Oct. 7 – Japan def. Guam 25-6, 25-5, 25-5
Wednesday Oct. 9 – Hong Kong def. Guam 25-11, 25-6, 25-9
Women’s Basketball
Wednesday Oct. 9 – Japan 108, Guam 26 *Charrisse Bolabola 5 points
Thursday Oct. 10 – Hong Kong 69, Guam 42 *Kathryn Castro 10 points, 8 rebounds. Derin Santos 10 points 3 assists
Friday Oct. 11 – Guam vs. China
Saturday Oct. 12 – Guam vs. Chinese-Taipei
Men’s Basketball
Wednesday Oct. 9 – Mongolia 83, Guam 71 *Joe Blas 21 points, Vince Estella 14 points
Thursday Oct. 10 – Chinese-Taipei 83, Guam 59 *Joe Blas 14 points, Jin Han 9 points
Friday Oct. 11 – Korea 122, Guam 54 *JP Cruz 13 points, Willie Stinnett 12 points, 9 rebounds
Sunday Oct 13 – Guam 82, Hong Kong 70*JP Cruz 17 points, Jin Han 11 points, Willie Stinnett 19 points, Seve Susuico 10 points, Joe Blas 11 points, Vince Estella 14 points.
Bowling
Monday Oct. 7 :
Tim Nauta – GM1: 218, GM2:160, GM3: 179, GM4: 209, GM5: 239, GM6: 218. Total: 1223
Keith Guerrero – GM1: 181, GM2: 213, GM3: 175, GM4: 194, GM5: 182, GM6: 257. Total: 1202
Jay Leon Guerrero – GM1: 174, GM2: 200, GM3: 223, GM4: 198, GM5: 195, GM6: 202. Total: 1192
Ricky Duenas – GM1: 215, GM2: 151, GM3: 131, GM4: 193, GM5: 206, GM6: 183. Total: 1079
Bruce Calip – GM1: 157, GM2: 117, GM3: 138, GM4: 172, GM5: 164, GM6: 212. Total: 960
Thursday Oct 11: (8th of 13 in men’w trio)
Jay Leon Guerrero – 180, 178, 202, 196, 226, 177: Total 1159 193.17
Tim Nauta: 163, 221, 169, 159, 221, 164: Total 1097 182.83
Keith Guerrero: 224, 239, 266, 210, 185, 235: Total 1359 226.50
Dragon Boat
Oct 13: Guam women’s 500m semis – 4th out of 4; Guam men’s 500m semis – 4th out of 4
Judo
Hyok Chol Jang def. Vandric Jon Castro in 1:29
Cycling
Oct 13, Road: Peter Lombard DNF
Volleyball
ODD DAY OF BEACH VOLLEYBALL
Volleyball
ODD DAY OF BEACH VOLLEYBALL
DID U KNOW?
The FD Friars have retired running back Kein Artero’s (#3), becoming the third Friar in three years to have his number retired. 2018 saw two numbers be retired from quarterback Daniel Phillips (#6) and De’Aundre Cruz (#24).
(photo from Kein Artero on Twitter)
QUICK HITS
Bubba Nickles makes a stop at the Guam marker of the World War II Memorial in Washington DC during a team trip to the capital with the reigning national softball champion UCLA Bruins.
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The UOG Tritons have hired Bill Bennett as their new baseball manager. It has been over 20 years since UOG has had a competitive team.
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GSPN celebrates 8 years! Chartered 11/11/11
