By GSPN
Sunday in the APL Women’s Fast pitch Softball League put the veterans vs. their younger counterparts with the Queen B’s totaling a 28-11 victory over the Neni B’s. The game stayed close through three innings before the Queen’s surmounted a 14-run 5th and 6th inning to blow the game open.
Up 14-10 with steady flow of offense from both sides, The Queen’s went from the top of their line-up to start the huge 5th. A double from Desare Thomas followed by a double from Veronica Ignacio set up a third straight double from Latoya Mojica.
Pitching struggles hit the Neni’s as they walked five straight runs in with the score getting up 23-10. With time running against them, the umpires called for the Neni’s final at bat appearance with Olivia Salas managing to secure an RBI before a pair of strikeouts ended the game.
Action in the APL Women’s League will move to Guerrero Field start Tuesday with a big showdown between ADZTech and Southern.
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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!
