The 2024 High School Paddling season came to a close Saturday afternoon at Matapang Beach as dozens of teams met up once last time to culminate a hot season with the All-Island Meet.
Lanes 3 and 4 were the favored lanes as almost all winners came from those lanes. Lane 1 was the sore lane as each team assigned to that struggled on the turn and on the return.
Nevertheless, it was all about having fun and improving on times as each team saw their teamwork result in faster times since the first meet of the season on March 23.
The JFK Islanders came out on top in both the boys and girls varsity division.
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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)
