Atos Jiu-JItsu Academy Guam came out on top once again in both the Gi and No-Gi team categories in Saturday’s 2025 Patgon Jiu-Jitsu Tournament held at the Calvo UOG Field House.
Over 150 kids representing jiu-jitsu camps on Guam and Saipan rolled throughout the day with Atos reigning supreme to continue their team dominance in the last few years.
“Another great day and another great accomplishment for our team. The work we do on a daily basis leads to the results we get,” said head coach Mike Carbullido on his Facebook post. “I’m so proud of the team spirit from every one of our kids and the great jiujitsu but even greater character showed today – win or lose. That’s what matters the most. I believe the team unity we have amongst our instructors and the shared vision between everyone is the reason for the magic that happens everyday in our academy.”
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Reigning high school golf champion Aki Matsuno competed in the PGA High School Golf National Invitational at Pinehurst.
As the lone Guam representative, Matsuno shot rounds of 80, 77, 83 at the historic course, finishing 201 out of 315.
