In a nail-biting matchup that was decided in overtime, the PFC Islanders (JFK) held on to defeat the Paradise Phoenix Sons (FD) 64-62 in Game 3 of the Islandwide Alumni Open Division playoffs. The win secures the Islanders spot in the finals on Sunday where they will face the the Elite Phoenix Sons in Game 1.
The St. Paul Warriors are running both their Varsity and JV teams in the 2018 ACSC Boys Volleyball Tournament that kicked off action at the UOG Field House Wednesday. The six-team tournament will conclude pool play Thursday with the championship game set for Saturday at the St. Paul gym.
The sport of tennis has the power to influence positivity in the local community as evidenced by the popularity of social outreach events organized by the Guam National Tennis Federation with assistance from former tennis professional Michael-Ray Pallares and the Development of the National Sports System (DNSS).
Guam Football Association recently was lauded as one of Asian Football Confederation’s newest AFC Grassroots Charter Members based on initiatives and development strategies in place by the GFA Technical Department.
Sunday afternoon in the Metgot playoff match between the Eagles and the Outlaws, the Eagles found themselves exiting the playoffs early at the hands of the lower-seeded Outlaw team. The Outlaws were able to capitalize on a few Eagle mistakes and turn them into to touchdowns to give them the 20-12 victory.
FD Friar Kein Artero was selected as the 2018 IIAAG Football Offensive MVP while three defensive stars tied for MVP in JFK Islander Chase Spotanski (2017 MVP), FD Friar Rylan Napoleon and GW Gecko Jon Espino.
The storied Southern Dolphins football season officially came to an end Saturday evening as the JFK Islanders moved past Southern in the first round of the playoffs. Though shaky for most of the game, the home team Islanders managed to hold off two Dolphin goal line attempts to get a 12-0 victory.
By Nicholas Akimoto The Steelers continued on in the Matua division playoffs after knocking out the Cowboys during a dusty Saturday afternoon at Raiders field. The Steelers backfield would prove
The Guam High Panthers opened up the first round of the IIAAG Football Playoffs playing host to the Okkodo Bulldogs Friday evening. Despite a slow start, Guam High eventually got into rhythm to knock off the Okkodo Bulldogs 41-6 with the Bulldogs getting a touchdown on the last play of the game to avoid the shutout.
History was made for two teams that celebrated a championship Friday at the 2018 All-Island Cross Country Meet held at JFK in Upper Tumon.
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