By Robert Balajadia
Colonia, Yap – Guam’s ladies kept their feet on the gas against Chuuk after securing an 84-point victory in Day 2 of the Micro Games. Guam’s Joy Pangilinan scored a break-away bucket to give Guam 101 points, to much delight of the fans in the building. The 101-17 score says it all.
Destiny Castro led the way with 20 points and Pangilinan added 18.
Men run down Kiribati
A few highlight slam dunks from Guam’s Ben Borja was enough to win the crowd as Guam cruised over Kribati 71-49. A strong showing of offense in the first half left Kiribati in the dust 48-20 by halftime.
The starters got a lengthy rest in the closing quarters as the team will next play Pohnpei on Wednesday, which will feature the tournament debut of Mikeli Wesli, who arrived Tuesday night.
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Ed Oingerang represented Guam in the 2024 UCI World Championship Individual Time Trial in Zurich, Switzerland. Oingerang suffered a punctured tire even before leaving the starting block, negatively affecting his time by up to five minutes.
