Two of the top teams in the APL Women’s Fastpitch Softball League met for the first time this season Saturday at the Piti Field, but a rain-out forced the game to be postponed. Southern has the jump on ADZTech 11-7 with the game called in the bottom of the 4th inning.
Sunday in the APL Women’s Fast pitch Softball League put the veterans vs. their younger counterparts with the Queen B’s totaling a 28-11 victory over the Neni B’s. The game stayed close through three innings before the Queen’s surmounted a 14-run 5th and 6th inning to blow the game open.
Action heated up in the APL Women’s Softball League Saturday featuring a nail-bitting finish between ADZTech and the Islanders. Even with the game pushing their two-hour time limit, it took all seven innings to eventually decide the winner with ADZTech getting a 10-9 victory in walk-off fashion.
After a stellar inaugural season in 2018, the APL Women’s Fast Pitch Softball will be making a return with 9 total teams ready to swing into their Second Season on June 22nd. APL held a press conference at their head quarters in Tamuning to officially announce their upcoming second season.
North Carolina Tar Heel Kiana Aquiningoc Ramsey held an open softball clinic Sunday at the Guam High softball field. The Tar Heel star is on island to celebrate her grandparents golden 50th Anniversary.
Kiani Aquiningoc Ramsey will be on island this weekend and will host a free girls softball clinic. Ramsey is a senior centerfielder for the North Carolina Tar Heels and will
The 2019 IIAAG All-Star Softball Game kicked off their inaugural event with an exciting game between the best high school softball players from the season.
The Academy Cougars denied any possibility of an ‘if’ game Monday evening as they defeated the Guam High Panthers 11-2 to win the 2019 IIAAG Girls Softball Title at the Okkodo Field.
Academy Cougar senior pitcher Ashley Mendiola was named softball MVP to lead the 2019 list of selectees.
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On the 35th Annual FD Alumni Basketball Tournament, the school honored Dr. Andrew Eusebio who thought of and started the storied tournament in 1984.
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Guam’s S.K.I.P. dancers won 2 gold, 5 silver and 1 bronze at the Olympics of Dance – the Dance World Cup in Braga, Portugal.
– Pacific Games in Samoa
