Two of the best met in Guahan Varsity Football Leagues’ week 2 action with the Raiders and Eagles putting on an exciting showdown in a rematch of last years Championship Game.
Who’s winning Super Bowl LIII? Guam’s football fans chime in on who they’re picking to win the big game, Monday 9 am Chamorro Standard Time, between the New England Patriots
Former Guam standout quarterback Will Williams is taking his talents to Wenatchee after signing with the Skyhawks, a Professional Indoor Football Organization team.
Guam’s NFL pro Zach Banner didn’t have to wait long to find out where he’d spend his next season after the Pittsburgh Steelers opted to resign Banner after their last
The 4th Annual Triple J All-Star Football Game ended in another nail-biter as the Mustangs held off a late rally from the Raptors to win it 19-14 at the Hal’s
Last weekends showdown between the Mustangs and Raptors comprised of stars from the GNYFF Matua division ended in a 16-6 win for the Mustangs. Check out the video highlights shot
In the 2nd ever showcase of the Matua Stars from the GNYFF, the Mustangs walked away Angels Field victorious over the Raptors 16-6 after a strong outing from Outlaws quarterback Cisco Brown.
Defense ruled the 4th Annual 2018 Triple J High School All Star Football game Saturday night at Angels Field in Dededo. After both teams failed to score in the opening quarter, the Mustangs escaped with a 19-14 victory at the end of regulation over the Raptors.
The 4th Annual Triple J All-Star High School Football Game is READY to go down this Saturday, November 10th at the Angel’s Field. Kicking off the day will be the Matua All-Star Game at 4 pm followed by the High School All-Star Game at 6:30!
The Mustangs have 28 players who have been tasked to play multiple positions. Whether it be bouncing around the skill positions, shifting from the offensive to defensive line or even playing on both sides of the ball, coach Bruce Meno made sure load on up versatile players.
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JJ Ambrose defends his Wawan welterweight belt with a first round guillotine in Kuwait.
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Atlanta Hawks star John Collins lived on Guam as an infant until he was 3-years-old with his parents in the military. The 6’10” forward 2nd year player is averaging 19.7 pts, 9.9 reb, 2.2 ast. Collins was one of four participants in the NBA Dunk Contest during All-Star Weekend in Charlotte.
