Manami Ijima Martin is still the best triathlete on Guam, beating the field this morning in the Guam National Triathlon Championships in Malesso.
Martin finished just around the two-hour mark followed by the first male finish Ryan Matienzo five minutes later.
“Years of swimming and I’ve been training for triathlon during the pandemic, even with no races in sight. But definitely I’m very grateful to be able to still stay healthy and do it!”
Craig Weymouth and Mark Imazu followed Matienzo in the male division while Kristina Ingvarsson Guerrero was the next female behind Martin.
Basketball
SHARKS CLUB WINS THRILLER U18 SUMMER LEAGUE
Football
H.S. FOOTBALL MOVED TO 4TH QUARTER
Football
MATUA: EAGLES TAKE DOWN ANGELS 19-12
Football
MATUA: EAGLES TAKE DOWN ANGELS 19-12
MMA/Boxing
WALKER SUFFERS TUF FINALE LOSS
MMA/Boxing
AMBROSE WINS HEX BELT DOWN UNDER
QUICK HITS
Team Onslaught represented Guam at the National X-Ball League paintball tournament in Sacramento, CA. The squad finished in 3rd place out of 12 teams in the Division 5 category.
Front L-R: Frankie Borja, Robert Delos Reyes
Back L-R: Marvin Reyes, Ericka Camacho, Gavin Santos, Nick Rivera, Nikki Tan, Adrian Mora, Ralph Sgambelluri
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Purebred Jiu-Jitsu Guam adds three more to their black belt stable. Daniel Cayanan, Cameron Mantanona and Peter Ungacta received their black belts on Saturday from Professor Stephen Roberto.
