The FD Friars and Tiyan Titans met for the first time since last seasons IIAAG Championship Game with both teams heading into Tuesday undefeated. FD’s offense would prove too much as the home team Friars won in straight sets.

The ND Royals traveled to GW Monday evening to face the Geckos for the first time since last seasons title game. ND got off to a quick start scoring in the games second minute, running away with a 6-2 victory.

Olympic dreams started over the weekend for the region’s top wrestlers at the Oceania Wrestling Championships hosted at the Leo Palace Resort in Yona. The top wrestlers from the Oceania region competed against each other for the rights to advance to the World Championships in September which will be held in Astana, Kazakhstan.

After a weekend break from racing and week long off from school, the IIAAG’s paddlers hit Matapang Beach for Week 2 of the season. This week, teams hit the 1000m distance followed by a 500m sprint.

Twelve of Guam’s coaches recently were recognized for officially earning their internationally recognized AFC “B” Coaching License certificates in a presentation ceremony Saturday at the Guam Football Association National Training Center.

The FD Friars flipped the switch Tuesday evening turning what started as a close contest into a dominant win against the St. Paul Warriors in straight sets.

The Hall of Fame selected UOG Tritons of the 2017 and 2018 classes now have a predominant display at the UOG Calvo Field House with the unveiling of the ‘Wall of Fame’ right outside the walkway Tuesday afternoon.

In the IIAAG Girls Soccer League, a Tuesday afternoon showdown between the St. Johns Knights and Guam High Panthers would result in a scoreless tie where both sides showcased their defensive talents.