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Baseball
/ 2 years agoSHARKS KNOCK FRIARS OUT OF TITLE CONTENTION
The Sanchez Sharks fell back on their defense during Wednesday evenings IIAAG Baseball playoff game against the FD Friars, knocking off...
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Baseball
/ 2 years agoFRIARS BREAK LOOSE FROM PANTHERS IN ELIMINATION GAME
The two teams with the best records through the 2018 IIAAG season played for their playoff lives Monday with the FD...
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Baseball
/ 2 years agoFRIARS BOUNCE BACK AFTER SEASON’S FIRST LOSS
Looking to recover from their loss against the GW Geckos Wednesday, the Friars started strong in their first appearance in the...
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/ 2 years agoSHARKS, GECKOS GRAB WINS IN WINNERS BRACKET
The IIAAG double-elimination baseball playoffs was flipped upside down Tuesday as both lower seeds knocked the two top teams into the...
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Baseball
/ 2 years agoGECKOS TRIPLE UP ON BULLDOGS IN BASEBALL PLAYOFFS FIRST ROUND
The GW Geckos began their playoff run with a dominant 19-6 victory over the Okkodo Bulldogs.
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Baseball
/ 2 years agoFRIARS DROP PANTHERS IN BATTLE OF TOP TWO TEAMS
The IIAAG Boys Baseball defending champion FD Friars (8-0) are sitting a top the 2018 standings after defeating the Guam High...
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Baseball
/ 2 years agoGML: RAYS CLOSE OUT ORIOLES IN GAME 5
The GML Championship series was finally allowed to complete Game 5 with the IT&E Rays closing out the Autospot Crown Orioles...
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/ 2 years agoRAYS GRAB TWO WINS TO GAIN CONTROL OF SERIES
The Rays took a commanding (3-1) lead over the Orioles Tuesday evening, winning a rare back-to-back in the Championship Series of...
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/ 2 years agoORIOLES TIE SERIES WITH DOMINANT GAME 2 WIN
The Rays took Game 1 on Friday, but Game 2 belonged to the O's as their offense came to life as...
Basketball
THE RETURN OF THE YIMPACT BASKETBALL CAMP
Basketball
THE RETURN OF THE YIMPACT BASKETBALL CAMP
DID U KNOW?
Since forming the GNYFF in 2009, the league has never gone without a season until 2020. The league announced their plans to cancel the 2020 season amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
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RIP: Former Guam football player Phil Mendiola, shown here with son Tano, passed away in Las Vegas due to a heart attack. Mendiola played for numerous Guam teams from youth to varsity. He was 39.
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Morgan McKenna (left with black face mask) poses for a photo with Guam Football Association Technical Director Sang Hoon Kim (seated, with blue face mask) and Guam Football Association Assistant Technical Director Ross Awa (standing) after signing his letter of commitment to play intercollegiate men’s soccer for Muskingum University in Ohio. The Fighting Muskies compete in NCAA Division III’s Ohio Athletic Conference.
