Braving a morning sun and BBQ smoke, 80 runners participated in this year’s GRC Liberation Day Mile. The course started near the Anigua 76 Gas Station and finished in front of the Chamorro Village.
The adults and kids enjoyed the solitude of running on Marine Corps Drive without any traffic. They were motivated by the cheers of the family groups along the parade course.
It was a great start to the 2022 Liberation Day Parade! Biba Guahan!
Race Results:
Male
- Arthur Toves / 4:43
- David Perry / 5:19
- Chris Rasmussen / 5:21
- Brandon Aydlett / 5:29
- Elcid Garcia / 5:44
- Zachary Criss / 5:47
Female
- Sharon Hawley / 6:11
- Dianne Sapida / 6:51
- Alicia Haun / 7:04
- Lorelie Flinn / 7:09
- Gigi Yu / 7:16
- Mikayla Criss / 7:23
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Guam boys Kekoa Toves and Matias Calvo went head-to-head on the rugby pitch as American International College took on Dartmouth College, both top-ranked men’s rugby programs in the country.
Calvo (FD) is the captain of Dartmouth and scored, but Toves (Sanchez) and his AIC squad came away with the win in Springfield, Mass.
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1LT Belizabeth Nicole V. Rengiil is known to be the first female from Guam and Palau to make the All-Army Women’s Rugby Team. She is an active duty Signal Officer with the US Army and is stationed at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington.
Her team won the Armed Forces Women’s Rugby Championship with a 4-0 record.
Belizabeth is the daughter of Edwin and Juliana Rengiil with siblings Johanna and Edwin-Isaiah Rengiil from Mangilao.
