The IIAAG Wrestling League kicked off Saturday and it looks like the JFK Islanders is a team to be reckon with after taking down the defending champion Sanchez Sharks.
The Guam High Panthers turned their (0-8) 2014 season into a 3rd place finish in 2015 after defeating the visiting Southern Dolphins 20-2 Friday night on the eve of the title game.
Last year’s IIAAG Boy’s High School soccer champions lost eight starters to graduation last year, but it sure didn’t seem like it as the JFK Islanders defeated the visiting Notre Dame Royals 4-0 in their season opener Thursday evening.
FD Friars senior wrestling star Cyril Maravilla has gone his past two IIAAG wrestling seasons unbeaten. Not bad for an athlete who just started wrestling his freshman year. Maravilla will look to remain unbeaten in what he feels is his most challenging season yet.
(The ASC Trust Islanders U14 girls team pose with the championship trophies of both the Guam Football Association & The Score’s “Just Kick It” All Girls League U14 division and
The month of October belonged to the GW Geckos girls volleyball team. After winning the girls title for the second straight year by defeating the ND Royals in the championships
Two Guam masters softball squads represented their Pacific Island nation commendably, ending in third and eighth place overall in the LVSSA/SSUSA World Masters Championship 2015, Men’s 40-plus Masters AAA Division here recently.
The Okkodo Bulldogs got their girls basketball season off to a good start by beating the visiting JFK Islanders Tuesday night after a big helping from forward Nica Mojas’ 19 points.
Maria Manibusan DeCabooter picked up the Arizona Cardinals pom poms one more time.
The Falcons advanced to the Masters Playoffs, Crossfit Hita won big in women’s softball, and the Judiciary of Guam took of in their ERP softball tournament with all action going on at the Leo Palace Baseball and softball fields.
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De’Aundre Cruz and Matthew Eaton both played for the Southern Cowboys in 2009. De’Aundre was in the 4th grade and Matthew was in the 8th grade.They are now playing Division I college football for the San Jose State Spartans and Iowa State Cyclones, respectively.
