The IIAAG has announced that a proposed move to a three-season format for 2014/15 will not be made after all.
The current four-quarter sports calendar will remain in effect.
“The IIAAG was trying to move to a three-sport season,” IIAAG President Marty Boudreau said. “However, due to the lack of officials on Guam, the IIAAG will stay with the standard four-quarter sport season.”
Here are some dates to look forward to in the upcoming school season.
Volleyball
SERRANO TAKING TALENT TO HAWAII SANDS
Basketball
COACH STOTTS BACK IN THE NBA
Football
FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME NIXED
Basketball
GUAM HOOPS PICKING HEAT OVER NUGGETS
Volleyball
SERRANO TAKING TALENT TO HAWAII SANDS
Basketball
COACH STOTTS BACK IN THE NBA
QUICK HITS
Bishop Obispos beat Mt. Carmel for the IIAAG Middle School Girls Basketball championship 37-25.
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The Benavente Roadrunners crushed the Agueda Pirates 17-1 to win the 76 PONY Middle School Baseball League. Rodney San Nicolas was a beat, striking out 13 batters in a complete game while going 4-for-4 at the plate, including a homer and 4 RBI.
