The 35th Liberation Mile got Guam’s 77th Liberation festivities underway Wednesday morning as 83 runners took on the traditional event through Anigua and Hagatana that ends in CHamoru Village. The Liberation Mile usually precedes the Liberation Day Parade, but with no parade this year, the focus was all on the runners.
Coming in 1st place for the males is no stranger top finishes in Derek Mandell, completing Wednesday’s race in a blazing 4:45. 1st place finisher for the females was Sharon Hawley with a 5:49, who has become a strong race competitor in her two years on island.
Top 6 Male Finishers (missing 5th place) 
Top 6 Female Finishers
Shooting
SHOOTERS AIM COMPETITION IN BALI
Jiu-Jitsu
$50K PRIZE POOL SET FOR MARIANAS OPEN
Running/Track
BARCINAS, DIRAMOS SOAK UP CROSS COUNTRY WINS
Volleyball
COUGARS ROAR PAST ROYALS IN RIVALRY GAME
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Sixteen volleyball coaches are now FIVB Level 1 certified coaches. The certification brings them a step closer to national team level and/or national federation coaching license. The one-week course was conducted by coach Dr. Mike Rabago, who is a FIVB Level 3 coach.
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The Harvest Eagles beat the Oceanview Knights 3-0 in the inaugural Geran Uritao Boys Middle School Football Festival championship match.
