The Chalan Pago Amigos kept their slim playoff hopes alive Monday night while eliminating the Dodgers from pennant contention in the 2022 Guam Major League season.
The Amigos pulled off an 8-7 upset in a rain-shortened affair with the Dodgers batting in the top of the 8th.
Chalan Pago can still squeeze in to the six-team playoff format with the Typhoons, Rangers and Redhawks all still jockeying for the last two spots.
It would be a comeback for the ages for the Amigos if they do make it in since they once sported a 1-5 record and currently are riding a three-game winning streak at 4-5.
Meanwhile, the loss for the Dodgers ended a six-game winning streak of their own and dropped them from a potential tie for the pennant with the Jr. Nationals. They secure either second or third in the playoffs at 8-3.
Chalan Pago starter Paul Campos hung on for the win and added seven strike outs. Aleton Mesngon had three of the Amigos’ five hits. Chalan Pago somehow pulled off the win despite committing seven errors.
For the Dodgers, Mike Concepcion went 2-for-3.
Tuesday night (weather permitting) will have playoff implications as the Redhawks (4-4) take on the UOG Tritons (7-2). UOG has not played in almost 40 days with all the rainouts. In fact, the rest of the make up games this week have playoff implications.
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Matsuno’s second place finish earned him an invitation to compete in the FCG Junior Golf Championship to be held in July 2025.
A junior at St. John’s, he is also currently leading the IIAAG high school All-Island golf competition, chasing the coveted individual high school golf title.
