[sixcol_five_last]
By Robert Balajadia

Cowboys’ Kam’ron Tenorio breaks free from Angels defense as he take the ball down the center. (photo by Asha Robles)
A shootout ensued in the Matua division against he Cowboys and Angels as both teams exploded for 69 combined points with the Cowboys scoring late touchdowns to defeat the Angels 39-30 in their Saturday afternoon matchup.
Both teams were coming in with stellar records with the Cowboys at 4-0 and the Angels at 3-1. With only a single loss between the two teams, fans expected a great game and got just that from the opening kick off to the final play of the game.
Cowboys running back Kam’ron Tenorio stole the show late, scoring the final two deciding touchdowns for his team from 20 and 40 yards out to extend their lead to three possessions. The Angels would score late in the quarter but the Cowboy defense came up with a game ending interception to final the score.
Tenorio ran for three touchdowns to lead the team in scoring while Angels quarterback Ivan Quidachay and Angels running back Sean Gomez had a pair of touchdowns each.
Cowboys quarterback Gaven Leon Guerrero tossed the first touchdown for his team while Quidachay answered back with a touchdown pass of his own. Tenorio then punched in his first score a drive later with an Angels defender on his back.
Travis Concepcion followed up Tenorio’s run with a 5-yard touchdown pass on their following drive.
The Cowboys led 19-14 at the half and came out just as strong in the second half with the help of Tenorios work on the ground.
Gomez scored all of his touchdowns in the second half but the comeback was held short thanks to a stingy Cowboy defense.
The Cowboys stay undefeated at 5-0 while the Angels drop to 3-2.
PHOTO GALLERY BROUGHT TO YOU BY:

Angels’ Taylor Pangelinan tries to avoid oncoming defense as he runs the ball down the line. (photo by Asha Robles)
[fbshare url=”http://www.gspnlive.com/football/cowboys-victorious-in-shootout/” type=”button”] [fblike url=”http://www.gspnlive.com/football/cowboys-victorious-in-shootout/” style=”standard” showfaces=”false” width=”450″ verb=”like” font=”arial”]
[/sixcol_five_last]


GPS Sports Calendar
June 2025
- SU
- MO
- TU
- WE
- TH
- FR
- SA
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7
Events for May
31st
Events for June
1st
Events for June
2nd
Events for June
3rd
Events for June
4th
Events for June
5th
Events for June
7th
GUAM AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP: ROUND 2
GNYFF YOUTH FOOTBALL
Events for June
8th
GUAM AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP: ROUND 3
GNYFF YOUTH FOOTBALL
Events for June
8th
Events for June
14th
ASIA PACIFIC/MIDDLE EAST REGIONAL TOURNAMENT
GNYFF YOUTH FOOTBALL
Events for June
15th
ASIA PACIFIC/MIDDLE EAST REGIONAL TOURNAMENT
GNYFF YOUTH FOOTBALL
Events for June
16th
Events for June
17th
Events for June
18th
Events for June
19th
Events for June
21st
GNYFF YOUTH FOOTBALL
2025 GUAM NATIONAL BODYBUILDING CHAMPIONSHIP
Events for June
22nd
Events for June
23rd
Events for June
24th
Events for June
25th
Events for June
26th
Events for June
29th
GNYFF YOUTH FOOTBALL
2025 PACIFIC MINI GAMES

Volleyball
PVA TO PARTAKE IN P.I. VBALL TOURNEY

Pacific Mini Games
IIJIMA TO LEAD GUAM’S TRIATHLON TEAM

Baseball
BASEBALL LOOKS FOR REDEMPTION

Baseball
LITTLE LEAGUE ALL-STARS ANNOUNCED

Basketball
TRIO OF FRIARS COMMIT FOR COLLEGE BALL

Baseball
BASEBALL LOOKS FOR REDEMPTION

Pacific Mini Games
FOUR WEIGHTLIFTERS READY TO LIFT GUAM
COMING SOON …
Asia Pacific/Middle East Regional Tournament (Senior Division) June 10-16
Guam National Bodybuilding Championship June 21
FD Alumni Basketball Tournament June 27-July 18
Pacific Mini Games June 29-July 9
QUICK HITS
The JFK Islanders won the first ever Memorial Weekend High School Basketball Tournament.
The All-Tournament selection were Zhion Macapinlac JFK, Darwin Ecijan JFK, Matthew Quinata Southern, and Malcom Fernandez Tiyan.
JFK’s Collin Rillamas was named tournament MVP.