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MONSTER ENERGY MOTOCROSS KICKS OFF ROUND 1 OF 10

Press Release – Guam International Raceway Motorcycle and Atv Corporation

2021 Monster Energy Guam Motocross Championships Round 1 

Round 1 of the 10 round 2021 Monster Energy Guam Motocross Championships was held this past Sunday at the Guam International Raceway in Yigo with strict COVID19 safety protocols in place. Racing kicked off at 11:30am after a morning of warm up practices. Classes ranged from several sized kids minibike classes along with a women’s minibike class up to the larger fuller sized machines of the 250, 450, Open and Over 40 Vet classes. The track was tough and had been built up during the off season which included several new features that launched riders into the air. The rough conditions however didn’t seem to slow the competitor’s speed nor their enthusiasm as each respective class saw tight bar to bar racing. 

#23 Jordan Leon Guerrero is being chased down by #812 Matt Smiley in the Open Motorcycle class

Highlights and results

As the gates dropped in the Open Motorcycle class defending Monster Energy Guam Motocross champion #1 Lil John Aguon aboard his all new Cycles Plus Kawasaki 450 once again jumped out front of a twenty rider field and swept the round to take the win but was challenged early on by #85 Cycles Plus Kawasaki rider Blaze Aiken and #7 Jr Cepeda aboard a Yamaha. Eventually Little Jon Aguon pulled away from the challengers with Cepeda taking second while Aiken placed third.Aiken and Riley swapping positions back and forth. They were followed by

4th #812 Matt Smiley 
5th #57 Kim Aiken 
6th #343 RJ Santos
7th #23 Jordan Leon Guerrero 
8th #338 Jon Aguon 
9th #74 Damian Manibusan 
10th #27 Marvin Pangelinan 
11th #49 Bong Radam 
12th #10 Abraham Guerrero 
13th #19 Zachary Chang 
14th #45 Deven Castro 
15th #111 Derek Merkley 
16th #619 Aaron Overstreet 
17th #193 Franklin Fujihira 
18th #5 Zack Cruz 
19th #180 Keenan Taijeron 
20th #75 Owen Rios 

In the 450 class Cycles Plus team rider #1 Lil Jon Aguon aboard a Kawasaki took the win with #49 Bong Radam on his Yamaha in second and #19 Zachary Chang in third on his KTM. #45 Deven Castro took fourth.

In the 250 class aboard his Yamaha #7 Jr Cepeda dominated taking the win in both heats for the overall win. #85 Blaze Aiken aboard the Cycles Plus Kawasaki was second while #812 Matt Smiley on a Honda placed third. The rest of the field finished as follows

4th #57 Kim Aiken 
5th #343 RJ Santos 
6th #23 Jordan Leon Guerrero 
7th #338 Jon Aguon 
8th #74 Damian Manibusan 
9th #27 Marvin Pangelinan 
10th #10 Abraham Guerrero 
11th #111 Derek Merkley 
12th #619 Aaron Overstreet 
13th #193 Franklin Fujihira 
14th #5 Zack Cruz 
15th #180 Keenan Taijeron 
16th #75 Owen Rios 

Results in the Over 40 Vet class

1st #57 Kim Aiken 
2nd #338 Jon Aguon 
3rd #49 Bong Radam 

Results Schoolboy/girl class 

1st #23 Jordan Leon Guerrero 
2nd #74 Damian Manibusan 
3rd #193 Franklin Fujihira 

Results in the Open Atv class

1st #4 Robert Bucek Suzuki 450
2nd #15 Albert Garlit Kawasaki 450
3rd #8 Qurino Cabe Suzuki 450
4th #64 George Santos Yamaha 450
5th #88 Cam Lorenzo Yamaha 450

Results in the Womens Minibike class 

1st #12 Jessani Leon Guerrero 
2nd #33 Mariana Wenden 
3rd #405 Elizabeth Overstreet 
4th #13 Breean Larance 

In the Open Kids Minibike class #31 Richard Wenden aboard a KTM took the win with #25 Lawrence Limtiaco who was aboard the team Cycles Plus Kawasaki in second. #75 Jay Whitman aboard a Kawasaki placed third. Fourth place went to LG Racings #12 Jessani Leon Guerrero on her Kawasaki. #24 Isaih Salas took fifth with #33 Mariana Wenden finishing in sixth. 

The 85cc Kids Minibike class #31 Richard Wenden on a KTM took the win with #25 Lawrence Limtiaco on the Cycles Plus Kawasaki in second and #75 Jay Whitman on a Kawasaki in third. #24 Isaih Salas took fourth with #33 Mariana Wenden on a KTM in fifth.

In the 150cc Kids class LG Racing #12 Jessani Leon Guerrero took the win aboard her Kawasaki 

The 65cc Kids Mini Bike class had  #18 Jonboy Aguon taking first on his Yamaha with second being taken by #2 Alize Mondia with #15 Ty Overstreet on a Ktm in third. The rest of the field as follows

4th #75 Dylan Whitman 
5th #6 Talon Diaz San Nicolas 
7th #38 Travin Blaz 
8th #49 Daniel Salas 
9th #4 Landon Grey 

Results in the 50cc Kids Minibike class

1st  #11 Leo Limtiaco 
2nd #45 Xallen Manibusan 
3rd # Jeriah Guzman 
4th #4 Kyan Mayo 

Results in the Kids Mini Atv class

1st #7 Cam Lorenzo 
2nd #60 Troy Larance 

The Guam International Raceway will host round 2 of the 10 round Monster
Energy Guam Motocross Championshps on Sunday March 14th with racing
kicking off at 11:30am.

#111 Derek Merkley, #343 RJ Santos and #619 Aaron Oversteet battle it out during Sundays Monster Energy Guam Motocross Championships

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Sad News: Guam’s basketball community received word that long-time coach Gerrard ‘Gerry’ Barnes succumbed to cancer and passed away on May 7. 
Coach Barnes led the heralded Andersen Bombers from the 1980’s until recent years.
He also coached the Guam national team and at Simon Sanchez.
Coach Barnes was 73.
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Congrats to Sanchez senior Kayna Kanemoto for breaking the Guam National High School record in the Javelin throw.
On April 18th, the multi-sport athlete broke her own record with a distance of 34.17 meters. Kanemoto destroyed her previous record of 31.99 meters set last year.

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