
By Cole Kim
It took a quick seven innings on Saturday evening for the GHS Panthers to up-end the Southern Dolphins 7-4 at the JFK field.
The first inning only gave the audience the thrill of a single run: an RBI from Martinez, who batted in Torres, who was previously hit by a pitch in the very first pitch of the game by star pitcher Abby Mravlja. This made the score 1-0, Dolphins leading.
The Panthers didn’t answer back with a run of their own in the bottom half of the inning, only a single was hit.
When the Dolphins took bat again in the second inning, Mravlja and her defense didn’t allow a hit, it was a one two three inning for the Panthers.
This defensive stop helped GHS when they returned to the field for batting as The Lady Panthers gained a one point advantage this time around. The first Panther run came off of an RBI triple from Saphira Abrahamson, which gave Kyra Castro the go-ahead run. The second run came in from a sacrifice grounder from Gabby Kranz, giving an opportunity to Abrahamson. The Panthers took the game 2-1.
In the top of the third inning, Southern answered with another run. This was caused by an RBI single hit by Naputi, batting in Lujan. This tied things up at a 2-2 score.
The Dolphins didn’t allow any runs in the third inning, keeping it tied.
The Southern Dolphins retook the game in the top of the fourth inning, after getting a single run from a stolen home plate after a wild pitch. This made our score 3-2 before the Panthers took the offense.
The Panthers wouldn’t let the Dolphins have this ballgame, however. They tied things up again by getting repeatedly walked, until Kyra Castro got a go ahead run. The score was now 3-3.
The GHS defense showed no mercy in the fifth inning, letting nothing get passed them.
This was when the Panthers took the game and ran away with it. The team scored three more runs in the bottom of the fifth inning. The first run scored in this inning was produced by Kyra Castro, who hit an RBI single. The other two runs came in when Amari Lashier and Kyra stole home plate. The score after this offensive damage was 6-3, Panthers looking dominant over the Dolphins.
The next run came in the bottom of the sixth, after Hawkes took home. This stretched the score to 7-3.
One more run was scored by Southern in the top of the seventh.
“We played by heart,” Said pitcher Abby Mravlja, “The girls had my back and I appreciate them for that.”
The Panthers will move on after this 7-4 win.


GPS Sports Calendar
June 2025
- SU
- MO
- TU
- WE
- TH
- FR
- SA
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7
Events for May
31st
Events for June
1st
Events for June
2nd
Events for June
3rd
Events for June
4th
Events for June
5th
Events for June
7th
GUAM AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP: ROUND 2
GNYFF YOUTH FOOTBALL
Events for June
8th
GUAM AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP: ROUND 3
GNYFF YOUTH FOOTBALL
Events for June
8th
Events for June
14th
ASIA PACIFIC/MIDDLE EAST REGIONAL TOURNAMENT
GNYFF YOUTH FOOTBALL
Events for June
15th
ASIA PACIFIC/MIDDLE EAST REGIONAL TOURNAMENT
GNYFF YOUTH FOOTBALL
Events for June
16th
Events for June
17th
Events for June
18th
Events for June
19th
Events for June
21st
GNYFF YOUTH FOOTBALL
2025 GUAM NATIONAL BODYBUILDING CHAMPIONSHIP
Events for June
22nd
Events for June
23rd
Events for June
24th
Events for June
25th
Events for June
26th
Events for June
29th
GNYFF YOUTH FOOTBALL
2025 PACIFIC MINI GAMES

Volleyball
PVA TO PARTAKE IN P.I. VBALL TOURNEY

Pacific Mini Games
IIJIMA TO LEAD GUAM’S TRIATHLON TEAM

Baseball
BASEBALL LOOKS FOR REDEMPTION

Baseball
LITTLE LEAGUE ALL-STARS ANNOUNCED

Basketball
TRIO OF FRIARS COMMIT FOR COLLEGE BALL

Baseball
BASEBALL LOOKS FOR REDEMPTION

Pacific Mini Games
FOUR WEIGHTLIFTERS READY TO LIFT GUAM
COMING SOON …
Asia Pacific/Middle East Regional Tournament (Senior Division) June 10-16
Guam National Bodybuilding Championship June 21
FD Alumni Basketball Tournament June 27-July 18
Pacific Mini Games June 29-July 9
QUICK HITS
The JFK Islanders won the first ever Memorial Weekend High School Basketball Tournament.
The All-Tournament selection were Zhion Macapinlac JFK, Darwin Ecijan JFK, Matthew Quinata Southern, and Malcom Fernandez Tiyan.
JFK’s Collin Rillamas was named tournament MVP.