PRESS RELEASE – Guam does it again with a second-straight sweep in Davis Cup by BNP Paribas play in two days, this time against Turkmenistan.
Christopher Cajigan is on a roll, winning his second straight Davis Cup singles match against Turkmenistan’s Atlymyrat Gurbanov 7-5, 7-5.
Second Davis Cup tie win was secured by Guam’s Danny Llarenas. Danny defeated Turkmenistan’s Yuriy Roguskiy 7-6(6), 6-4 in one hour and 43 minutes.
Guam tandem of Mason Caldwell and Jean-Pierre Huynh gave Guam their second 3-0 win sweep when they played Turkmenistan’s Hadzhymyrat Charyyev and Gurbanberdi Gurbanberdiyev in doubles play winning 7-6(6), 2-6, 6-1.
Guam seeds itself tied for 2nd with Bahrain whom they will also face next. Match time is today, Feb.1, at 4pm Guam time. Guam then challenges Tajikistan on Feb. 2 for final placements on their pool. The countries who places in the top two seeds of Pool B will move on to compete against the top two countries of Pool A for a chance to promote their country to Group III.
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Matsuno’s second place finish earned him an invitation to compete in the FCG Junior Golf Championship to be held in July 2025.
A junior at St. John’s, he is also currently leading the IIAAG high school All-Island golf competition, chasing the coveted individual high school golf title.
