Guam’s football standout Tyler Pangelinan has committed to North Park University, a Division III school where he intends to play football. Pangelinan is the second North Park attendee in recent years, joining former Guam High Panther Jujuan King.
Pangelinan was a stellar youth football player who won GNYFF titles with the Hal’s Angels. He then started his playing career with the JFK Islanders as a receiver and kicker. Pangelinan developed into one of the leagues biggest play makers, even making the Triple J All-Star Football Game two years in a row.
He then opted to play his senior year, the 2017-18 season, for the Tiyan Titans before relocating to attend schooling in Hawaii.
Wrestling
SUSAKI SHARES OLYMPIC GOLD KNOWLEDGE
Pacific Mini Games
PACIFIC MINI GAMES COMES TO A CLOSE
Pacific Mini Games
KENT WINS 2ND GOLD OF MINI GAMES
Weightlifting
OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST TO SHARE WRESTLING KNOWLEDGE
Pacific Mini Games
SOFTBALL COMES UP BIG OVER PALAU 11-4
Pacific Mini Games
BADEN WINS GOLD #3 FOR GUAM IN 5K
Pacific Mini Games
BASEBALL ADVANCES TO GOLD MEDAL GAME
Volleyball
GUAHAN BOYS WIN NATIONAL CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
QUICK HITS
Guam Volleyball Federation Referee Delegation for the 2025 Pacific Mini Games in Palau. Referees were able to certify in both Beach and Indoor Volleyball.
L-R: (front row) Kohl Laguna, Jay Cruz, Kadance Sablan, Jim Reyes, Logan Pangelinan; (back row) Jack, Hattig, Ray Mesngon, Joe Aquino, Chris Shepherd, PJ Pangelinan
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Guam’s Jeremiah Camacho shot a perfect game at the 48th Hong Kong Open. The 22-year-old Guam National Team Member shot his 18th career perfect game on lanes 1 and 2 at Top Bowl Lanes in Hong Kong.
