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February 1
Erin Lum Beal – judo
February 2
Rene Delamar – track & field
February 3
Aaron Blaz – volleyball/basketball
February 4
Rose Munoz – triathlon
Ryan Camacho – basketball
Iona Evangelista – basketball
February 7
McKlane Alfred – MMA
Regina Gamboa – surfing
February 8
Jae Fermin James – volleyball/basketball
February 10
Fred Peters – basketball
Benjie Pangelinan – football/baseball
Chuck Ada – football
Robert Vasquez – JFK coach
February 12
Kurt Barnes – Marianas Sports historian
Vince Estella – basketball
February 13
Fred Cing – boxing
Steve Pangelinan – volleyball
February 14
Dongman Chang – off-road racing
February 17
Ray Salas – volleyball
Josh Alvarez – MMA
Oscar Espinosa – basketball
Lisa Bordallo – beach volleyball
February 19
Brett Maluwelmeng – soccer
February 21
Sherwin Paet – running
Merwin Martin – basketball
February 22
Jason Iriarte – football/BJJ
February 23
Rob Washington – MMA
Bobbi Quinata – volleyball
February 24
Jason Cruz – football
February 26
Curtis Hellyer – basketball
Ben Borja – basketball
Robert Maloney – BJJ
Ngirai Tmetuchl – volleyball/basketball
Mike Bautista – baseball
February 27
Ruben Diaz – bodybuilding
Alison Bowman – running/basketball
Jocelyn Pardilla – basketball
February 29
T.J. Quan – running
Softball
CAMACHO SIGNS TO PLAY SOFTBALL IN NY
Running/Track
PANTHERS CONTINUE TRACK SUPREMACY
Running/Track
PANTHERS CONTINUE TRACK SUPREMACY
Softball
CAMACHO SIGNS TO PLAY SOFTBALL IN NY
QUICK HITS
Nino Untalan hit the game-winning 3-pointer with under 30 seconds left in the game.
It is the first championship for the Obispos in 13 years.
