[sixcol_five_last]
By Regina Shiroma
The Eagles and the Islanders faced off in their first game of the 2013 season of the Budweiser Football League. It was the Eagles who came out the victors defeating the Islanders 40-18 at Eagle field Sunday.
The Eagles ended the first half on a high note leading 28-6. Eagles’ Ryan Wessling intercepted the ball with six minutes remaining in the half. Islanders Trevor Nielsen recorded a sack on Eagles quarterback Cory Chinn pushing them back to second down and twenty yards. Chinn, however, answered back with a 44-yard reception touchdown to Ibarahim Mansaray.
The second half opened with the spotlight on the Islanders. A 25-yard reception from quarterback Paul Unger to Craig Quichocho brought them to the red zone. On a quarterback keeper, Unger closed the gap to 28-12.
A few minutes later, the quick feet of Eagles Roosevelt Badgett shook of three Islanders defenders and ran in for a 15-yard touchdown.

Cory Chinn of the Eagles takes a hard hit from the backside by an Islanders defender. (photo by Asha Robles)
The Islanders found themselves in the end zone again when Unger connected with Vince Espinal for a 64-yard reception touchdown. Espinal made the catch at about the 30-yard line then ran wide left to avoid the defense. A key block by Quichocho at the one-yard line allowed Espinal to slip into the end zone making the score 34-18.
The Eagles were at it once more. Badgett nearly broke for another touchdown but was tripped up by an Islanders defender. Reginal Baylor brought his team closer to the end zone after making a 50-yard reception jumping between two Islanders defenders. Running right along the end line, Baylor caught another pass for the the final touchdown of the game.
In the first half, Baylor caught a screen pass and sped down the sideline for a 50-yard touchdown. The Islanders Benjamin Cruz put the Islanders on the board in the first quarter. Eagles Xavier Reyes followed with a 30-yard touchdown down the middle.
“There was a good crowd, a good turnout. The teams were able to get a taste of each other, so its only going to get better as the season progresses,” said league president Angel Calugay.
Raiders vs. Eagles @ Eagle Field Saturday
Angels vs. Steelers @ Eagle Field Sunday
PHOTO GALLERY BROUGHT TO YOU BY:
[fbshare url=”http://www.gspnlive.com/?p=35978/” type=”button”] [fblike url=”http://www.gspnlive.com/?p=35978″ 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.