The Guam Running Club hosted the 34th Tsunami 10K Run over the weekend along the Hagat seaside.
Chris Rasmussen, a 20th century history professor at the University of Guam, was the lone runner to break the 40-minute mark, finishing in 39:48. Manami Iijima-Martin shockingly (just kidding) won the women’s division in 40:50.
The route started and ended at Nimitz Beach with the turn around the back gate of Navy Base Guam.
Here are the final results!
Soccer
MASAKADA DRAWS 0-0 WITH UAE
Basketball
YI NAMED NEW UOG BASKETBALL COACH
Pacific Mini Games
WATER SPORTS KICKS THINGS OFF IN DAY 1
Jiu-Jitsu
CRUZ BROS. CRUISE THROUGH STATESIDE COMP
Basketball
GUAM BASKETBALL CREATES HALL OF FAME
Pacific Mini Games
16 READY TO MEDAL IN TRACK & FIELD
Basketball
FD ALUMNI HOOPS OPENS WITH A BANG
QUICK HITS
Guam’s Jeremiah Camacho shot a perfect game at the 48th Hong Kong Open. The 22-year-old Guam National Team Member shot his 18th career perfect game on lanes 1 and 2 at Top Bowl Lanes in Hong Kong.
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Guam’s athletes performed well in the Spartan Race in Capas Tarlac, Philippines, picking up two division wins and two 2nd place finishes.
Belen Sidell 43 yrs (1st)
Phil Law 58 yrs (1st)
Tess Esma 48 yrs (2nd)
James Sardea 55 yrs (2nd)
Charles Esma 18 yrs (12th)
