
By Robert Balajadia
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Okkodo 71, ND 46
Karl Melencio and led the Bulldogs well-rounded scoring effort with 12 points as Okkodo advances to 2-0 in the tournament’s early goings. The Bulldogs have won top seed of their pool and will play the JFK Islanders at 5:40 pm Sunday in what is sure to be a stellar game.
Roland Balajadia led the Royals with 13 points in the loss.

Royals Roland Balajadia drives to the rim for two of his game high 14 points. (photo by Robert Balajadia)
Guam High 68, Tiyan 37
The Panthers rebounded nicely from their Thursday night loss to the Warriors with a dominating performance against the new comer Tiyan Titans.
Panthers Rodney Taitague scored 17 points in the game to lead the Panthers balanced effort.
JFK 83, GW 49
JFK Islanders Billy Belger scored 12 of his 18 points in the 1st quarter going a perfect 4-4 from the three-point line. Belger capped off the Islanders hot start with a three pointer from the left wing to put JFK up 18-2 in the first four minutes. JFK then got a total team effort to keep the lead at double digits for the remainder of the game.
Geckos lost starter Josh McCarrol midway through the contest to an injury and he was out of action for the remainder of the day.

Islanders Billy Belger lighting it up early as they lead the Geckos in the first half. (photo by Robert Balajadia)
St. Paul 63, Harvest 48
Harvest Eagles guard Kobe Sotelo had the Eagles in it early on, but the Warriors big-man John San Andres took over in the 4th period to pull away from a scrappy Eagles team.
San Andres led the Warriors with 24 points while Eagels Sotelo and Eeland Wilter had 12 points each.
St. John’s 64, Guam High 61 – GAME OF THE DAY
The St. John’s Knights battled back from a double-digit deficit to best the Guam High Panthers in the last afternoon game. Arvin Flores led the Knights with 16 points as St. John’s trailed by 10 points 57-47 with under four minutes to go before starting the comeback.
Knights Arvin Flores hit a running jumper to start the run, and hit another bucket off a dish from Min to cut the lead to five. A single free-throw by Min and Tony Hseih cut the lead to 57-53 before Min found Simon on the wing to cut the lead 57-56. Flores then got a steal on the inbounds and got fouled hitting both free throws to give the Knights their first lead of the second half.
Flores then found Simon in the corner for another three to go up 61-57. Guam High got a free throws from Rodney Taitague to cut the lead 62-59 until Min got a break away score off an inbound pass from Hseih to go up 64-57.
Panthers Russell Rizzo nailed a floating jumper with under 20 seconds left and the Panthers forced a turnover on the inbound as De’Andre Richardson flew into the scorers table to save the ball, giving teammate Kurt Edusada a good look at a game-tying shot, but the three clanked off the rim to give the Knights their first win in the tourney.
FD 72 vs. ND 48
The Friars were welcoming back their seniors who missed Friday nights game due to a senior retreat and the offense had trouble settling into the game early on. FD locked in on defense in the second half allowing the Royals to get no closer than 13 points.
Friars Tristan Jose lead all scorers with 20 points and teammates Gino Aquino and Justin Dimla had 12 points each. Royals Roland Balajadia finished with 12 points to lead ND.
GW 62, Sanchez 56
A close contest through out, the Geckos pulled away late after the Sharks managed to capture their first lead of the second half 37-35. Geckos Devin San Agustin hit a clutch three-pointer in the 4th quarter as GW managed to hold off a late Sharks run.
San Agustin finished 21 points to lead all scorers and teammate Mathew Soto chipped in with 10 points before fouling out. John Buan led the Sharks in scoring with 23 points and running mate Anthony Castro scored 16 to conclude the evening.


GPS Sports Calendar
March 2023
- SU
- MO
- TU
- WE
- TH
- FR
- SA
Events for February
28th
Events for March
2nd
ISA TRACK & FIELD MEET
IIAAG TENNIS LEAGUE
IIAAG BEACH VOLLEYBALL FINALS
Events for March
3rd
ISA TRACK & FIELD MEET
ISA GIRLS SOCCER FINALS
IIAAG BOYS BASKETBALL FINALS
ISA BOYS BASKETBALL FINALS
Events for March
4th
35th RAINBOWS FOR ALL CHILDREN 3.5 MILER
ISA BASEBALL LEAGUE FINALS
Events for March
5th
MONSTER ENERGY MOTOCROSS ROUND 3
Events for March
5th
Events for March
6th
Events for March
7th
Events for March
9th
Events for March
11th
GSPN PRESEASON BOYS VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT DAY 1
Bank of Guam Block Party 5K
Events for March
12th
Events for March
13th
Events for March
14th
Events for March
15th
Events for March
17th
World Athletics Indoor Championships
IIAAG BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Events for March
18th
PAY-LESS KICK THE FAT 5K/10K
World Athletics Indoor Championships
Events for March
19th
Events for March
21st
Events for March
25th
MARIANAS OPEN PRO JAPAN TOURNAMENT
IIAAG BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Events for March
26th
MONSTER ENERGY MOTOCROSS ROUND 4
Events for March
28th
ISA GIRLS SOFTBALL
IIAAG BOYS VOLLEYBALL
ISA BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Events for March
30th
ISA GIRLS SOFTBALL
IIAAG GIRLS SOCCER
ISA BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Events for March
31st
IIAAG BOYS VOLLEYBALL
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

MMA/Boxing
BENAVENTE BRINGS RARE SKILL TO FIGHT GAME

Running/Track
SPECIAL OLYMPICS TRACK EVENT ON APR 1

Volleyball
EAGLES HOLD OFF WARRIORS IN 5 SETS

Jiu-Jitsu
MARIANAS OPEN TO TAKE OVER TOKYO

MMA/Boxing
BENAVENTE BRINGS RARE SKILL TO FIGHT GAME

Volleyball
EAGLES HOLD OFF WARRIORS IN 5 SETS
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