By GSPN
The last two undefeated teams in the IIAAG Tennis Season, St. John’s Knights and the FD Friars, met Thursday at the Tamuning Tennis Courts with title hopes on the line! The Knights and Friars would battle to a tie (23-23) leaving the title up to IIAAG tie-breaker rules.
The Knights have allowed fewer games this season (St. John’s 82-48, FD 81-55) which gives them the advantage if both teams were to finish the season without a loss.
This situation is similar to the Friars and Eagles situation in 2018 where the Friars allowed less games, giving them the title.
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The St. John’s Knights and FD Friars tied for the IIAAG Tennis Championships on Thursday afternoon at Tamuning Courts. (Photo by Michael Blas)
The St. John’s Knights and FD Friars tied for the IIAAG Tennis Championships on Thursday afternoon at Tamuning Courts. (Photo by Michael Blas)
The St. John’s Knights and FD Friars tied for the IIAAG Tennis Championships on Thursday afternoon at Tamuning Courts. (Photo by Michael Blas)
The St. John’s Knights and FD Friars tied for the IIAAG Tennis Championships on Thursday afternoon at Tamuning Courts. (Photo by Michael Blas)
The St. John’s Knights and FD Friars tied for the IIAAG Tennis Championships on Thursday afternoon at Tamuning Courts. (Photo by Michael Blas)
The St. John’s Knights and FD Friars tied for the IIAAG Tennis Championships on Thursday afternoon at Tamuning Courts. (Photo by Michael Blas)
The St. John’s Knights and FD Friars tied for the IIAAG Tennis Championships on Thursday afternoon at Tamuning Courts. (Photo by Michael Blas)
The St. John’s Knights and FD Friars tied for the IIAAG Tennis Championships on Thursday afternoon at Tamuning Courts. (Photo by Michael Blas)
The St. John’s Knights and FD Friars tied for the IIAAG Tennis Championships on Thursday afternoon at Tamuning Courts. (Photo by Michael Blas)
The St. John’s Knights and FD Friars tied for the IIAAG Tennis Championships on Thursday afternoon at Tamuning Courts. (Photo by Michael Blas)
The St. John’s Knights and FD Friars tied for the IIAAG Tennis Championships on Thursday afternoon at Tamuning Courts. (Photo by Michael Blas)
The St. John’s Knights and FD Friars tied for the IIAAG Tennis Championships on Thursday afternoon at Tamuning Courts. (Photo by Michael Blas)
The St. John’s Knights and FD Friars tied for the IIAAG Tennis Championships on Thursday afternoon at Tamuning Courts. (Photo by Michael Blas)
The St. John’s Knights and FD Friars tied for the IIAAG Tennis Championships on Thursday afternoon at Tamuning Courts. (Photo by Michael Blas)
The St. John’s Knights and FD Friars tied for the IIAAG Tennis Championships on Thursday afternoon at Tamuning Courts. (Photo by Michael Blas)
The St. John’s Knights and FD Friars tied for the IIAAG Tennis Championships on Thursday afternoon at Tamuning Courts. (Photo by Michael Blas)
The St. John’s Knights and FD Friars tied for the IIAAG Tennis Championships on Thursday afternoon at Tamuning Courts. (Photo by Michael Blas)
The St. John’s Knights and FD Friars tied for the IIAAG Tennis Championships on Thursday afternoon at Tamuning Courts. (Photo by Michael Blas)
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QUICK HITS
The Figo Islanders 40s women’s softball team took gold in the Senior Softball World Championship in Las Vegas. Figo came out of the loser’s bracket and beat the Arizona Belles 17-3 in the AA division championship game Sunday afternoon.
Other Guam teams that played in the 40s tournament were: Team SOTTA (women’s) and Bud Light Guam, Friars 671 and Sindalun Guahan (men’s).
Sindalu finished a respectable 4th out of 24 AAA division teams.
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In Guam’s first time competing in the FIBA Asia Cup, we draw China, Japan, and Mongolia in Group C. Competition begins in 2024. Guam also moves up the FIBA world rankings to #76.
