The firepower of the Class of 2002/04 was too much for the younger Class of 2011/12 in the 2018 FD Alumni Basketball Tournament championship game.
Willie Stinnett, Sean Perez, Jimmie Yi and company simply outclassed their younger foes as they cruised to victory. Perez led all scorers with 21 points while Stinnett added 14. Glenn Gogue was the lead man for 2011/12 with 12 points, all coming from downtown.
Watch the broadcast below…
MASTERS DIVISION
In the first of its kind called the Gold Division, the Class of 1991 prevailed with an impressive 42-34 win over the combined classes of 1990/92/93/94/95.
J Onedera, Luis Cruz, Roland San Nicolas, Rewi Caron, Jeff Charfauros, Richard ‘Twisted Steel with Sex Appeal’ Ybanez, Sang Suk, Rob Ramirez, Gene McDonald and Patrick Lujan were just too much…
Dominic Cruz, John Aguon, John Blas and John Patricio were instrumental in the journey to the title with the strong support coming from Norbert Mendiola, Jason Cruz, Brian Leon Guerrero and Rey Acierto.
The Class of ’91 is also the only class to ever win the FD Songfest all four years!
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Running/Track
GECKOS, ISLANDERS SPLIT THURSDAY MEET
Volleyball
ROYALS PUSHED TO FIVE SETS IN COUGAR’S DEN
Fitness
KUNG FU SHIFU HAS MALESSO ROOTS
Football
FRIARS AIR OUT WIN OVER SHARKS
Volleyball
ROYALS PUSHED TO FIVE SETS IN COUGAR’S DEN
Fitness
KUNG FU SHIFU HAS MALESSO ROOTS
Football
GECKOS PICK UP SECOND STRAIGHT WIN
Football
PANTHERS TAKE OUT ISLANDERS
DID U KNOW?
Kein Artero has a list of who’s who of Artero uncles who’ve starred in Guam’s gridiron: Andre Artero UOG Tritons & Hals Angels OL, Bubba Artero UOG Tritons & Hals Angels OL, Kenny Artero SSHS DB/Baseball Pitcher, Jesse Sablan FD & Hals Angels FB, Roland San Nicolas FD & Hals Angels OL, Chuck Ada SSHS & Hals Angels DB, Ed “Rock” Artero SSHS & Hals Angels MLB, “Wild” Bill Ada FD & Hals Angels ML, Jared Ada FD & Hals Angels WR/Utility
QUICK HITS
Dana Holmes is the new UOG men’s head basketball coach. In the last two years, he was a coach at FBLG Middle School and most recently a PE teacher at GW.
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Pro triathlete Mieko Carey finished third in XTERRA Japan on Sunday in a time of 3:43:02. Her career was on hiatus for a couple of years raising her twin children. It’s safe to say the 40-year-old is back in top form. Congratulations Mieko san!
