By GSPN
The Guam High Panthers came out on fire against the Tiyan Titans, rocking to a (1-0) season start with a 34-8 home-turf win.
Touchdowns from transitioning running back Jayson Jackson, quarterback Travon Jacobs and receiver Jalen Thach lit up the Saturday night scoreboard.
The Panthers will host the FD Friars next Friday after both teams picked up big opening weekend wins. The Titans will travel to face the JFK Islanders Saturday night.
Other Scores
FD 34, GW 0
Sanchez 38, Okkodo 0
JFK 7, Southern 0
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BULLDOGS BOUNCE COUGARS IN OVERTIME
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WARRIORS HOLD OFF KNIGHTS FOR TITLE SPOT
Basketball
BULLDOGS BOUNCE COUGARS IN OVERTIME
Basketball
WARRIORS HOLD OFF KNIGHTS FOR TITLE SPOT
DID U KNOW?
The FD Friars have retired running back Kein Artero’s (#3), becoming the third Friar in three years to have his number retired. 2018 saw two numbers be retired from quarterback Daniel Phillips (#6) and De’Aundre Cruz (#24).
(photo from Kein Artero on Twitter)
COMING SOON …
– Girls Basketball Finals on Saturday!
– Deep 93: Roque Martinez HW Title Fight
– NFL Week 15: Bills at Steelers
– Jon Tuck in Bellator Japan Dec. 29
– IIAAG/GDOE Split on Jan. 1st
– GSPN Preseason Basketball Tournament
QUICK HITS
Coach Terry Stotts will be inducted into the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame. Stotts moved to Indiana for his junior and senior years of high school after five years on Guam.
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Bubba Nickles makes a stop at the Guam marker of the World War II Memorial in Washington DC during a team trip to the capital with the reigning national softball champion UCLA Bruins.
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GSPN celebrates 8 years! Chartered 11/11/11
