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ROBBIE WEBBER LEAGUE WEEKEND ACTION

The Robbie Weber Youth Soccer League was in full swing over the weekend at the GFA Training Facility in Harmon.

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PRESS RELEASE – In the Southern Cobras’ late morning U14 match of the Triple J Auto Group/Docomo Pacific Robbie Webber Youth Soccer League at the Guam Football Association National Training Center, 13-year-old Russell Perez incorporated some humbling lessons he learned playing up at the U17 division for two years.

“Since the Cobras didn’t have a U14 team for a while, I played up at the U17 division for four seasons,” said Perez, an eighth grader at Oceanview Middle School. “The U17 division was really hard – I hardly got the ball, and when I did get the ball, it was gone right when I touched it. It helped me, though.

“At the U14 division, there are a lot of national team players playing on the other teams, so it’s still challenging,” the Santa Rita resident added.

The Cobras, which had a U12 team last season, had enough players to move up to the U14 division this season, with players having to adjust to the regulation size field and playing with 11 players instead of nine.

Thanks to his experience playing for the Oceanview Knights’ soccer team, Perez’s teammate, Nathaniel Diaz, didn’t have many issues adjusting to the larger field size.

“It is different playing on the bigger field, but I got used to it when I played for Oceanview,” said Diaz, a seventh-grader at the middle school. “Our (club) team has been improving a lot from last season with all of us moving up to U14, even with the bigger field.”

Mia San Nicolas scored twice in the ASC Trust Islanders’ 4-2 win over the Cobras. Gabriel Tan’s penalty kick and a Cobras own goal added to the final goal tally. Perez scored both of the Cobras’ goals.

In other U14 division matches, Quality Distributors FC defeated a shorthanded Strykers Blue team 4-1 led by An Truong’s two goals. Micah Hennegan and Alan Thomas also scored. Caleb Elwell scored for the Strykers.

Phoenix Pahl, Takumi Ito, Tyler Presto, Preston Boynton, Masaki Spence, Yae Kawauchi and J.R. Noh all scored in the Wings’ victory over Community First Dededo Soccer Club.

Hannah Cruz, Noah Camacho, Michael Lee, Jonathan Topasna, Nolan Sablan, Jordan Diego, and Chloe Salas all scored in the Wolverines’ win over the Lil’ Bombers.

The Wolverines and the Sidekicks play in a U8 match of the Triple J Auto Group/Docomo Pacific Robbie Webber Youth Soccer League at the Guam Football Association National Training Center. (courtesy photo)

The Wolverines and the Sidekicks play in a U8 match of the Triple J Auto Group/Docomo Pacific Robbie Webber Youth Soccer League at the Guam Football Association National Training Center. (courtesy photo)

In the U17 division, defending champions ASC Trust Islanders Betde defeated Quality Distributors Red 4-1 led by Phillip Ogo’s two goals. Sora Recella and Leon Bamba also scored. Andrew Baldwin scored for Quality.

The Islanders Asut defeated Quality Blue 3-0 led by Anthony John’s two goals. Paris “Mames” Blas also scored.

Jordan Jasmin, Phillip Caguioa, Sean Evans, and Hinako Ito all scored in the Wings Black’s win over the Islanders Apaka.

Mike Topasna led the Wolverines with two goals in a 6-2 win over the Sidekicks. Lyle Quintanilla, Napu Mesa, Jestin Escobar and John Carlo Jimenez also scored. Kayla Kinney and Brian Leon Guerrero scored for the Sidekicks.

Marlon Evans, Daniel Kim, Isiah Lagutang, Ryo Sakane, and Brian Kim all scored in the Wings Red’s victory over Community First Dededo Soccer Club.

In the U12A division, the defending champions Guam Shipyard Wolverines Blue defeated the Crushers A 4-1. The Wings Red blanked the Tigers, and the Islanders Betde defeated the Sidekicks 9-2.

Youth league action continues Saturday beginning at 8 a.m.

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The Tigers and Community First Dededo Soccer Club play in a U10A match of the Triple J Auto Group/Docomo Pacific Robbie Webber Youth Soccer League at the Guam Football Association National Training Center. (courtesy photo)

The Tigers and Community First Dededo Soccer Club play in a U10A match of the Triple J Auto Group/Docomo Pacific Robbie Webber Youth Soccer League at the Guam Football Association National Training Center. (courtesy photo)

The Southern Cobras' Cody Maestrecampo looks ahead to pass the ball facing defensive pressure from the ASC Trust Islanders' Eon Magbitang in a U14 match of the Triple J Auto Group/Docomo Pacific Robbie Webber Youth Soccer League at the Guam Football Association National Training Center. The Islanders defeated the Cobras 4-2. (courtesy photo)

The Southern Cobras’ Cody Maestrecampo looks ahead to pass the ball facing defensive pressure from the ASC Trust Islanders’ Eon Magbitang in a U14 match of the Triple J Auto Group/Docomo Pacific Robbie Webber Youth Soccer League at the Guam Football Association National Training Center. The Islanders defeated the Cobras 4-2. (courtesy photo)

The ASC Trust Islanders Betde's Phillip Ogo races past Quality Distributors Red's Ben Wiegand to the goal in a U17 match of the Triple J Auto Group/Docomo Pacific Robbie Webber Youth Soccer League at the Guam Football Association National Training Center. The Islanders defeated Quality 4-1. (courtesy photo)

The ASC Trust Islanders Betde’s Phillip Ogo races past Quality Distributors Red’s Ben Wiegand to the goal in a U17 match of the Triple J Auto Group/Docomo Pacific Robbie Webber Youth Soccer League at the Guam Football Association National Training Center. The Islanders defeated Quality 4-1. (courtesy photo)

The MWR Barracudas play against the Orange Crushers in a U12B match of the Triple J Auto Group/Docomo Pacific Robbie Webber Youth Soccer League at the Guam Football Association National Training Center. (courtesy photo)

The MWR Barracudas play against the Orange Crushers in a U12B match of the Triple J Auto Group/Docomo Pacific Robbie Webber Youth Soccer League at the Guam Football Association National Training Center. (courtesy photo)

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