Men’s
Patrick Camacho (R) and Gabe Lombard celebrate at the end of the XTERRA World Championships in Maui. Guam National Champion Lombard did not finish the race because his bike broke during the competition. (photo by Eric Tydingco)
Cameron O’Neal 3:46:17
Patrick Camacho 3:46:21
Ryan Snow 3:57:12
Mark Walters 4:08:02
Lewie Tenorio (Saipan) 4:11:46
Tyler Thorne 4:12:01
Rodney Bordallo 4:14:10
Rick Leone 4:15:33
Dave Torre 4:53:51
Will Escobar 4:59:32
Gabe Lombard DNF
Women’s
Erin Johnson 4:16:08
Guam’s female finishers hold up Guam flags after the race in Maui. (photo by Eric Tydingco)
Julie Mages 4:50:20
Meiko Carey 4:50:34
Karly O’Neal 5:55:45
Guam XTERRA champion Ben Allen finished third overall in a time of 2:36:25.
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Former JFK All-Island lineman Christopher Parker transfers to De Anza College in Cupertino, CA. De Anza finished last season 10-1 and won the American Conference Championship Bowl. Good luck Chris!
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Die-hard Rams fan Kenny Artero is in Hawaii to catch his beloved team play the Cowboys at Aloha Stadium in a preseason NFL game. Artero got a chance to meet Hall of Fame running back and Rams legend Eric Dickerson.
