
By GSPN
Guam’s Special Olympics decided less than 24 hours ago to cancel their biggest event of the year due to the growing concern of COVID-19. The team held an emergency press conference Tuesday afternoon at the GFA Training Facility to announce the sudden cancellation and to further explain their reasoning.
PRESS RELEASE – As an organization and global movement, the health and safety for our athletes, volunteers, families and community comes first. There are times when we face unforeseen circumstances that we as an organization take the delicate steps of making proactive and right decisions.
SOGU has ensured all precautionary measures were taken and with further assessment, the organization has decided to cancel it’s flagship event: the 44th Annual Track and Field that was to be held on Saturday, March 14, 2020.
Special Olympics Guam organization is about Respect, Dignity and Consistency. Providing a healthy, happy, safe and inclusive environment not only for our athletes but also our Volunteers, Sponsors, Families of our Athletes and our Island Community. Our Revolution of Inclusion is a mindset, movement and goal for everyone to open their hearts and commit to working towards our island where everyone is included. Our athletes are not just athletes but ambassadors of a suprising peaceful protestors who lives are always challenged by their disabilities. Our Athletes strives for, equality, dignity and recognition into our community.
Like the oath of champions that each and every one of us recites before each event, “Let me win, But if I can not win, Let me be brave in the attempt.”
We live by being practical in protecting the lives and safety of our community. We look forward to preparing for our second quarter sporting events; Softball and Swimming.
Special Olympics Guam (SOGU) is a registered non-profit organization on Guam, that is accredited and recognition by Special Olympics International (SOI) the governing body for this Global Movement; SOGU is proud to announce that it strategically relocated to Special Olympics Asia Pacific Region as a means to become recognized by our surrounding island communities throughout the Asia and Pacific Region.
Be the Difference! Make a Difference in an athlete’s life.


GPS Sports Calendar
May 2023
- SU
- MO
- TU
- WE
- TH
- FR
- SA
Events for April
1st
IIAAG GIRLS SOCCER
ISA BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Events for May
2nd
ISA GIRLS SOFTBALL
ISA BOYS VOLLEYBALL
IIAAG BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Events for May
2nd
Events for May
4th
ISA GIRLS SOFTBALL
ISA BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Events for May
5th
IIAAG GIRLS SOCCER QUARTERFINALS
IIAAG BOYS VOLLEYBALL QUARTERFINALS
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Events for May
6th
ISA GIRLS SOFTBALL
ISA BOYS VOLLEYBALL
UOG BASEBALL CLASSIC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
WOMEN’S FLAG FOOTBALL SEMIFINALS
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Events for May
7th
MONSTER ENERGY MOTOCROSS ROUND 5
Events for May
8th
IIAAG GIRLS SOCCER SEMIFINALS
ISA BOYS VOLLEYBALL
TRITON MEN’S BASKETBALL LEAGUE
Events for May
9th
ISA GIRLS SOFTBALL SEMIFINALS
ISA BOYS VOLLEYBALL ALL-STAR MEETING
IIAAG BOYS VOLLEYBALL SEMIFINALS
Events for May
9th
Events for May
12th
IIAAG GIRLS SOCCER FINALS
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Events for May
13th
HIGH SCHOOL PADDLING FINALS
ISA GIRLS SOFTBALL FINALS
ISA BOYS VOLLEYBALL FINALS
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Events for May
13th
Events for May
21st
MONSTER ENERGY MOTOCROSS ROUND 8
Events for May
21st
Events for May
22nd
Events for May
23rd
Events for May
24th
- 28
- 29
- 30
- 31
- 1
- 2
- 3
Events for May
28th
MONSTER ENERGY MOTOCROSS ROUND 6
Events for May
28th
Events for May
29th
Events for May
30th

Volleyball
TITANS ARE CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS

Volleyball
COMLETE GAME: TITANS VS. FRIARS VOLLEYBALL

Football
PANTHERS WIN BIG, SET UP FD SHOWDOWN
COMING SOON …
QUICK HITS