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Basketball
/ 11 years agoSAKAZAKI EARNS SCHOLARSHIP
[sixcol_five_last] By Patrick Lujan Basketball player Michael Sakazaki became the first Guam athlete to earn the Oceania National Olympic Committee’s Foundations...
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Baseball
/ 11 years agoSPORTS LEGENDS FROM 1966-2012
[sixcol_five_last] By Robert Balajadia Stars in sports are fun to watch, but legends last forever. The true sport legends of Micronesia...
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GNOC
/ 12 years agoBILL 19 HEARS FROM BOTH SIDES
[sixcol_five_last] By Patrick Lujan The 32nd Guam Legislature spent more than two hours Friday afternoon hearing public testimony on Bill 19-32,...
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GNOC
/ 12 years agoSENATORS BREAK DOWN BILL 19
[sixcol_five_last] By Patrick Lujan Republican Senators Chris Duenas and Tommy Morrison teamed up with veteran Democrat Senator B.J. Cruz to author...
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GNOC
/ 12 years agoYOUTH OLYMPIC FESTIVAL
[sixcol_five_last] Guam represented the ‘Combined Oceania’ team in the Australian Youth Olympic Festival 2013 from January 16-20. Here are the results...
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GNOC
/ 12 years agoNEW MEMBERS BLENDING IN
[sixcol_five_last] PRESS RELEASE – The new additions to the Matao, Guam men’s national football team, integrated seamlessly to the Guam-based group...
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GNOC
/ 12 years agoSCHULTE GLAD TO FINISH
[sixcol_five_last] By Patrick Lujan He finished more than 18 minutes behind the gold medal winner and was 25th out of 25...
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GNOC
/ 12 years agoDUNN: ‘I SHOULD’VE WENT NUTS’
[sixcol_five_last] By Patrick Lujan Over 2000 athletes have participated in the 2012 London Olympic Games. Every single one put in countless...
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GNOC
/ 12 years ago2012 OLYMPICS RESULTS
Wrestling Maria Dunn loses to Lubov Volosova of Russia, 0-5VT in the qualifying rounds of the 63kg freestyle weight class. Her...
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GNOC
/ 12 years agoOLYMPIANS TAKE CENTER STAGE
By Errol “DynamiX” Alegre, Jr. After two hours of breathtaking British entertainment, Chris Duenas, Pilar Shimizu, Derek Mandell, Derek Horton, Benji...
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GNOC
/ 12 years agoOLYMPIC PROFILE: CHRIS DUENAS
[sixcol_five_last] By Errol “DynamiX” Alegre Jr. Twenty-year-old Chris Duenas began his swimming career 14 years ago in the icy, cold waters...
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GNOC
/ 12 years agoOLYMPIC PROFILE: PILAR SHIMIZU
[sixcol_five_last] By Robert Balajadia Pilar Shimizu has been swimming for the past 12 years of her young 16-year-old life. Much like...
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GNOC
/ 12 years agoOLYMPIC PROFILE: DEREK MANDELL
[sixcol_five_last] By Regina Shiroma Derek Mandell could run since he could walk. Or at least it would seem that way. “My...
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GNOC
/ 12 years agoOLYMPIC PROFILE: AMY ATKINSON
[sixcol_five_last] By Errol “DynamiX” Alegre, Jr. Amy Atkinson found love for the sport of track ever since her parents took her...
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GNOC
/ 12 years agoOLYMPIC PROFILE: RIC BLAS, JR.
[sixcol_five_last] By Jesse Pinkston Ricardo Dunn Blas Jr (aka RJ) is a well-known judoka Olympian. A family affair, RJ’s father got...
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GNOC
/ 12 years agoOLYMPIC PROFILE: BENJI SCHULTE
[sixcol_five_last] By Robert Balajadia Ever since being introduced to the water at five years old, Benji Schulte has strived to get...
Weightlifting
FIRST SANCTIONED POWERLIFTING EVENT
Baseball
GUAM, AUSTRALIA TO PLAY TO ADVANCE
Basketball
LATE RUN KEEPS COUGARS UNBEATEN
Weightlifting
FIRST SANCTIONED POWERLIFTING EVENT
Baseball
GUAM, AUSTRALIA TO PLAY TO ADVANCE
QUICK HITS
Guam national golf team player Aki Matsuno secured second place at the FCG Hawaii World Series championship.
Matsuno’s second place finish earned him an invitation to compete in the FCG Junior Golf Championship to be held in July 2025.
A junior at St. John’s, he is also currently leading the IIAAG high school All-Island golf competition, chasing the coveted individual high school golf title.
Matsuno’s second place finish earned him an invitation to compete in the FCG Junior Golf Championship to be held in July 2025.
A junior at St. John’s, he is also currently leading the IIAAG high school All-Island golf competition, chasing the coveted individual high school golf title.
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Guam Blooded: College freshman Brianne Graves is currently ranked 5th in the nation in the 103-lb DI women’s wrestling rankings. She just beat the defending All-American.
Bri finished high school in Cincinnati, ranked #2 in the nation before signing with North Central College, which is one of the top wrestling teams in the country.
Her Evangelista grandparents are originally from Yigo.
