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Soccer
/ 1 year agoGFA NAMES NEW WOMEN’S NATIONAL COACH
Pro coach is Guam's new Technical Director and Women's National Head Coach
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Soccer
/ 1 year agoEAGLES END DECADE WITH SOCCER TITLE
The MVP James Lee once again showed his heroics late in a scoreless game, netting the game-winner to bring the 2019...
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/ 1 year agoSEMIS: ISLANDERS MOVE PAST FRIARS
The JFK Islanders kept their foot on the gas all evening long against the Friars and will be headed back to...
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/ 1 year agoSEMIS: EAGLES NET SIX ON DOLPHINS
The Eagles posted five first half goals in a span of 15 minutes to advance to the Championship.
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/ 1 year agoWOLFE SENDS DOLPHINS TO SEMIS WITH OVERTIME GOAL
The Southern Dolphins pulled off a dramatic win over the Okkodo Bulldogs in the opening round of the Boys Soccer Playoffs.
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/ 1 year agoEAGLES LEE NAMED 2019 BOYS SOCCER MVP
Harvest Eagles forward James Lee takes MVP to lead the 2019 All-Island selections.
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/ 1 year agoLEE LIFTS EAGLES OVER ISLANDERS ON LATE GOAL
The Eagles stole the show on the final play to hand JFK their first season loss.
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/ 1 year agoGFA WINS AFC MEMBER ASSOCIATION OF THE YEAR
PRESS RELEASE – Guam Football Association garnered the highest continental honor in football for aspiring Asian nations – the Asian Football...
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Soccer
/ 1 year agoPANTHERS PICK UP SEASONS FIRST WIN
Guam High grabbed a victory over the GW Geckos for their first W of the year.
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/ 1 year agoISLANDERS IMPROVE TO 8-0 IN WIN OVER SHARKS
JFK got four goals from four different scorers to pace the offense in a victory up North.
MMA/Boxing
YAMAMOTO, AGUON TO END YEAR IN RIZIN 26 RING
DID U KNOW?
Frank ‘The Crank’ Camacho was a competitive youth golfer in Saipan with dreams of making it to the PGA.
QUICK HITS
Brazilian Jiu-jitsu gains another CHamoru black belt.
Johnny-James Lujan earned the honor in Colorado from Professor Tom Lynn, who is also a former US Olympian in taekwondo.
Lujan is the son of Johnny Lujan formerly of Mongmong and Janille Jamero Lujan formerly of Sinajana.
