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.
Baseball
MUNA LEADS DODGERS TO TOURNEY FINALS
MMA/Boxing
JONES TO FACE FORMER UFC CHAMPION
Baseball
GECKOS SWING BIG IN SEASON OPENER
Running/Track
GECKOS, SHARKS BUILDING TRACK CONFIDENCE
Baseball
FRIARS EDGE ROYALS IN PITCHER’S DUEL
Basketball
FRIARS TAKE DOWN PANTHERS 74-68
Running/Track
GECKOS, SHARKS BUILDING TRACK CONFIDENCE
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QUICK HITS
Former JFK basketball standout Alschea Grape gets to ball with retired NBA star Jamal Crawford.
Grape, who works as a basketball trainer at PRO CLUB in Bellevue, WA, says Crawford comes by to hoop it up at his work.
