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SPRING GOLDEN HOOPS WEEK 2

PRESS RELEASE – Bud Light Golden Hoops Classic (GHC) 2013 Spring Tournament completed its second week of games giving the fans action packed games Sunday and Wednesday at Tamuning Gym.

“After watching all the teams play this past week the fans can definitely expect to see top notch teams battle it out on the court in all three divisions in the coming weeks,” stated tournament coordinator Elsa Ulloa.

In the 18 plus competitive division Team Defenders (1-1) earned its first win against NOVA (1-2) 67-46. Defenders ended the game with an exclamation point in the final 20 seconds with back to back slam dunks by Barry Endsley that got the crowd roaring in the stands as the buzzer sounded off.  Teammate Adam Lloyd scored 14 points followed by Endsley with 13 points. NOVA’s Steve Yates scored a game high 16 points and Josh Madrid scored 11 points in the loss.

18 plus competitive division

Four Stars 77, Team Bullets 33; Agat MO 57, R&J Royalty 38, Mr. Rubbishman 51, Four Stars 46; Team Justice 62, NOVA 43; Tamuning Typhoons I 77, Bank of Guam 68; Tooth Fairies 72, Tamuning Typhoons II 51; Team Justice 61, R&J Royalty 42; Agat MO 79, Team Bullets 61.

30 plus competitive division

Team Defenders 88, Tamuning Typhoons II 61; Tamuning Typhoons I 71, Bank of Guam 45; Tamuning Typhoons I won by forfeit against Team Fire.

Coed recreation division

Tamuning Typhoons 46, Ada’s Trust 34; Thunder Cats won in overtime 65-64 against Tango INC 54.

Games continue on Sunday starting at 11am with the final game scheduled for 8pm. Visit www.guambasketball.com for game schedule, results, stats and updates or like us on facebook for live newsfeeds.
Team Defenders played their first game against NOVA earning the win 67-46 on January 30 at Tamuning Gym. Standing left to right are Wilfredo Aviles, Mikkah Herrnandez, James Peterson, Adam Lloyd, Asa Brinson, Stephen Whitehurst and Barry Endsley. Kneeling in front are Herbert Bennett and Ryan Rodgers. (courtesy photo)

Team Defenders played their first game against NOVA earning the win 67-46 on January 30 at Tamuning Gym. Standing left to right are Wilfredo Aviles, Mikkah Herrnandez, James Peterson, Adam Lloyd, Asa Brinson, Stephen Whitehurst and Barry Endsley. Kneeling in front are Herbert Bennett and Ryan Rodgers. (courtesy photo)

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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.

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The Prospects captured the Guam PONY Colt Spring Baseball League (14-16) championship Saturday with a masterful 2-0 win over the Smokies.
Pitchers Gavin Alcantara (5 innings) and Javier Taimanglo (2 innings) combined to throw a no-hitter.
Taimanglo and Juan Carlo Presnell drove in the two runs for the Prospects, and Skyler Paulino had two hits.

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