PRESS RELEASE – Bud Light Golden Hoops Classic (GHC) 2017 Fall Tournament completed its day of
champions in the open coed recreation and men’s recreation division on Sunday at
Tamuning Gym.
Coed recreation division:
Team OG seeded 1 swept the playoffs defending its title against the Tamuning Typhoons
in a 67-60 victory. Tristan Tapia led his team in scoring with 24 points. Tapia was named
MVP and received the division top scorer award with 175 total points averaging 19.44
per game.
Men’s varsity division:
The Falcons were challenged by the Guahan Warriors who played a physical game. The
Warriors did not back down as they scored on fast breaks taking the game to overtime
with the game tied 52-52.
In overtime it was Falcons Lance Gogue who secured the 60-54 win with back to back
layups. Gogue had a game high 17 points earning him the MVP for the game. Tamuning
Typhoons Cloyd Rosas received the division top scorer award with 138 total points
averaging 17.25 per game.
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- Photo courtesy of GuamBasketball.com Bud Light GHC 2017 Fall men’s recreation Tamuning Typhoons Cloyd Rosas received the top scorer division with a total of 138 points averaging 17.25 per game.
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- Photo courtesy of GuamBasketball.com Bud Light GHC 2017 Fall men’s recreation awarded the MVP to Lance Gogue with the Falcons who battled the Guahan Warriors in overtime 60-54 for the championship title on Sunday at Tamuning Gym.
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- Photo courtesy of GuamBasketball.com Bud Light GHC 2017 Fall men’s recreation Guahan Warriors took second place in a 60-54 overtime loss to the Falcons on Sunday at Tamuning Gym. Falcons Lance Gogue was named MVP and Tamuning Typhoons Cloyd Rosas received the top scorer division with a total of 138 points averaging 17.25 per game. Standing left to right are William Babauta, Joshua Losongco, Rick Mendiola, Gordon Blackmon, Coach Kevin Dunn, Frank Fejeran, Dominic Afaisen, Patrick Flores, Anthony Aguon, Kerman Melsior and Bernard Braray.
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- Photo courtesy of GuamBasketball.com Bud Light GHC 2017 Fall men’s recreation Falcons captured the championship title in an overtime victory 60-54 against Guahan Warriors on Sunday at Tamuning Gym. Falcons Lance Gogue was named MVP and Tamuning Typhoons Cloyd Rosas received the top scorer division with a total of 138 points averaging 17.25 per game. Standing left to right Joe Fantonalgo, Napoleon Finch, Mark Tandoc Eric Reyes, Lance Gogue, Jon Kanemoto Jorge Piolo and Calvin Fejeran.
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- Photo courtesy of GuamBasketball.com Bud Light GHC 2017 Fall coed recreation division named Tristan Tapia MVP and Division Top Scorer awards after a 67-60 win against the Tamuning Typhoons on Sunday’s championship game at Tamuning Gym. Tapia scored a total of 175 points averaging 19.44 per game.
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- Photo courtesy of GuamBasketball.com Bud Light GHC 2017 Fall coed recreation Tamuning Typhoons took second place in a 67-60 loss to the defending champs Team OG on Sunday at Tamuning Gym. Team OG Tristan Tapia was named MVP and top scorer division with a total of 175 points averaging 19.44 per game. Pictured left to right are Jared Connely, Action Aiashy, Conrad Berg, Stephanie Bordallo, Symon Madrazo, Sam Setik, Mike Bork, Brian Kami, Kris Conlu, Drew Robles and Barbara Kuykendall. Missing in pic are Ryan Treltas, Christine Cristobal and Rjay Campo.
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