A little late, but still important. The league officially released the 2018 IIAAG Boys Soccer All-Island highlighted by Harvest Eagle defender Ethan Elwell taking MVP honors. MVP Ethan Elwell (HCA)
The JFK Islanders wrapped up a perfect season, just in time for the holidays, winning the 2018 IIAAG Boys Soccer title over the Harvest Eagles 3-1 at the GFA Field Wednesday evening.
The Untalan Wildcats finished their championship season in style Tuesday evening, netting a 5-0 victory over the visiting FBLG Hawks at the Tiyan High field.
The JFK Islanders and Harvest Eagles have set the stage for the 2018 Boys Soccer Finals with big wins on Saturday in the semifinals at GFA.
The JFK Islanders cruised in the opening round of the playoffs after netting 11 goals over the Tiyan Titans. After a slow start, the Islander offense started to take form, much like they have all season, scoring 6 straight goals to blow the game open.
The Harvest Eagles flexed the strength of their offense Thursday evening as they swarmed the ND Royals in an 11-0 victory for the home team Eagles.
A defensive showdown in the sun at Leo Palace decided a physical contest between the FD Friars and Harvest Eagles with the visiting Eagles getting the games lone goal off a penalty kick.
The JFK Islanders remain undefeated in IIAAG soccer after a 4-1 victory over the FD Friars. The Islanders offensive attack proved too much for the Friars as Tayler Bonner, Eddie Cho, Noah Mueller, and Justin Cruz were all able to find the back of the net throughout the match.
The JFK Islanders overcame an early goal by the Harvest Eagles with Islanders forward Eddie Cho scoring a go-ahead goal in the 58th minute to take a 2-1 lead. The JFK defense buckled down and survived a late Eagles assault by the home team to pick up a quality early season win Friday evening.
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10-year-old Aubrielle Presnell Camacho took first place all around in her first two gymnastics meets as a level 3 gymnast: The Flames Invitational 2019 in Arizona and The Lady Luck Invitational in Las Vegas. Born on Guam, she and her family left five years ago.
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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.
