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Cycling
/ 3 years agoJONES TAKES GUAM NATIONAL CYCLING CHAMPIONSHIP
21-year-old Jake Jones, home for the Holidays from college break, finished the grueling Tour de Guam race that started and ended...
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Cycling
/ 3 years agoCARPENTER: OLYMPIC CYCLIST TO BJJ BLACK BELT
Former USA Olympic cyclist Ken Carpenter was recently promoted to a jiu-jitsu black belt
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Cycling
/ 4 years agoLOMBARD TAKES 1ST MTB CHAMPIONSHIP
Peter Lombard and Tara Tydingco win the first ever Guam MTB Championships.
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Cycling
/ 5 years agoCAREY WINS 2015 HELL OF MARIANAS RACE
[useful_banner_manager_banner_rotation banners=72,74,79 interval=10 width=120- height=600 orderby=rand] PRESS RELEASE – SAIPAN, Northern Mariana Islands (NMI) — The 9th annual Hell of the...
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Cycling
/ 5 years agoJAKE JONES RIDES WITH LEES-MCRAE COLLEGE
Guam's Jake Jones missed the islands annual 'Tour of Guam' last weekend, an event he finished in 4th place last year,...
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Cycling
/ 5 years agoCYCLIST TOUR GUAM DURING ANNUAL EVENT
Korea's Joon Yong Seo was the big winner in the annual 'Tour Guam Cycling Event' over the weekend along with local...
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Cycling
/ 5 years agoPIPES AMONGST WORLD’S CYCLING BEST
Guam's Lenora Pipes had an outstanding finish this past weekend in the UCI World Championship cycling race.
Basketball
TAI WESLEY ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT FROM NBL
Basketball
THE RETURN OF THE YIMPACT BASKETBALL CAMP
Basketball
THE RETURN OF THE YIMPACT BASKETBALL CAMP
Basketball
TAI WESLEY ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT FROM NBL
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.
QUICK HITS
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.
