The St. Paul Warriors routed the JFK Islanders 75-45 to improve to 3-0 in pool play, setting up a showdown Saturday afternoon at 3pm versus the 3-0 Simon Samchez Sharks.
Defense was the gameplan Friday night against the Islanders, forcing turnovers which led to easy lay-ups for St. Paul.
Josiah Quinatanilla had 12 points, EJ Cruz and Jacob Miranda each scored 11 for the Warriors. The winner of the Sanchez vs St. Paul game will advance to the championship game scheduled for Sunday evening at 6pm. The FD Friars will need to secure a win against the St. John’s Knights to advance to the championship as well.
The early game was a bit more physical between the Guam High Panthers and the much improved ND Royals. The Royals held a lead of seven points before the hot hand of Treydan Rosario came alive in the fourth quarter. Rosario scored 11 of his game high 15 points in the fourth quarter to help the Panthers win 54-51.
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Day six of pool play in the GSPN Preseason Boys Basketball Tournament continues as the GHS Panthers take on the ND Royals. (Photo by Michael Blas)
Day six of pool play in the GSPN Preseason Boys Basketball Tournament continues as the GHS Panthers take on the ND Royals. (Photo by Michael Blas)
Day six of pool play in the GSPN Preseason Boys Basketball Tournament continues as the GHS Panthers take on the ND Royals. (Photo by Michael Blas)
Day six of pool play in the GSPN Preseason Boys Basketball Tournament continues as the GHS Panthers take on the ND Royals. (Photo by Michael Blas)
Day six of pool play in the GSPN Preseason Boys Basketball Tournament continues as the GHS Panthers take on the ND Royals. (Photo by Michael Blas)
Day six of pool play in the GSPN Preseason Boys Basketball Tournament continues as the SPCS Warriors faced off against the JFK Islanders. (Photo by Michael Blas)
Day six of pool play in the GSPN Preseason Boys Basketball Tournament continues as the SPCS Warriors faced off against the JFK Islanders. (Photo by Michael Blas)
Day six of pool play in the GSPN Preseason Boys Basketball Tournament continues as the SPCS Warriors faced off against the JFK Islanders. (Photo by Michael Blas)
Day six of pool play in the GSPN Preseason Boys Basketball Tournament continues as the SPCS Warriors faced off against the JFK Islanders. (Photo by Michael Blas)
Day six of pool play in the GSPN Preseason Boys Basketball Tournament continues as the SPCS Warriors faced off against the JFK Islanders. (Photo by Michael Blas)
Day six of pool play in the GSPN Preseason Boys Basketball Tournament continues as the SPCS Warriors faced off against the JFK Islanders. (Photo by Michael Blas)
Day six of pool play in the GSPN Preseason Boys Basketball Tournament continues as the SPCS Warriors faced off against the JFK Islanders. (Photo by Michael Blas)
Day six of pool play in the GSPN Preseason Boys Basketball Tournament continues as the SPCS Warriors faced off against the JFK Islanders. (Photo by Michael Blas)
Day six of pool play in the GSPN Preseason Boys Basketball Tournament continues as the SPCS Warriors faced off against the JFK Islanders. (Photo by Michael Blas)
Day six of pool play in the GSPN Preseason Boys Basketball Tournament continues as the SPCS Warriors faced off against the JFK Islanders. (Photo by Michael Blas)
Day six of pool play in the GSPN Preseason Boys Basketball Tournament continues as the SPCS Warriors faced off against the JFK Islanders. (Photo by Michael Blas)
Day six of pool play in the GSPN Preseason Boys Basketball Tournament continues as the SPCS Warriors faced off against the JFK Islanders. (Photo by Michael Blas)
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.
