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By Robert Balajadia
The 32nd annual Plumeria 10k stormed Hagatna early Saturday morning as runners made two laps around the village to complete the course. Finishing first was Ryan Matienzo, who was neck-and-neck with Derek Mandell throughout the course of the race until the final stretch.
Matienzo and Mandell finished the first lap of the race matching each others pace until Matienzo gained separation at the end.
Matienzo finished with a 34:19:55 with Mandell finishing 34:26:10. Rhea Macaluso was the first female to finish with the unofficial time of 44:16.
Complete results coming soon!
PHOTO GALLERY:
First place finisher Ryan Matienzo all smiles during the 10k finish. (photo by Robert Balajadia)
Rhea Macaluso was the first female finisher. (photo by Robert Balajadia)
(photo by Robert Balajadia)
(photo by Robert Balajadia)
(photo by Robert Balajadia)
(photo by Robert Balajadia)
(photo by Robert Balajadia)
(photo by Robert Balajadia)
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QUICK HITS
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Guam’s Joey Miranda met up with Chamorrita Softball Star Bubba Nickles and Olympic Teammates Dejah Mulipola and Aubree Munro out in Tokyo as we approach the Olympics!
Photo credit: GNOC
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Former Guam resident Tre Taylor has committed to play cornerback for the Southwestern Junior College Jags.
Turner attended Harvest and FD before transferring to Hawaii where he played for Saint Louis, the 5th ranked team in the nation.
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The big man Zach Banner getting to throw out the first pitch earlier today for the Pittsburgh Pirates!
