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  / 13 years ago

  ANGELS ADVANCE PAST COWBOYS

  [sixcol_five_last] By Regina Shiroma The SSFM Hal’s Angels added to the weekend of upsets as they defeated the Tan Holdings Cowboys...

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• Bowling

  / 13 years ago

  MANIBUSAN DEFENDS MONTHLY YOUTH TITLE

  PRESS RELEASE – In a finals that featured the top two seeds, Brandon Manibusan successfully defended his monthly reign as the...

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• Baseball

  / 13 years ago

  RANGERS, RAYS, YIGOLOS PICK UP WINS

  Dela Cruz leads Rangers to 3-2 win over Phillies  Winning Pitcher- Frankie Dela Cruz; Losing Pitcher- Eric Cepeda The AAA Division Talofofo Rangers (3-2) and Philip & Son’s Phillies (0-4) faced off in the 12 pm Saturday game at Leo Palace Stadium.  Under beautiful skies the fans were treated to a great pitchers duel between Rangers starter Frankie Dela Cruz and Phillies starter Eric Cepeda.  Dela Cruz would go the distance allowing only 3 hits in 7 innings to hold off a late Phillies rally and hold on to  3-2 win. The Rangers struck first taking advantage of two Phillies errors to score three runs in the top of the 1st inning.  Singles from RJ Cruz who was 3 for 3 in the game, Andrew Taijeron and Shawn De la Cruz fueled the Rangers rally. However, Cepeda and the Phillies bullpen would hold the Phillies scoreless for the remainder of the game giving their offense a chance to come back.  The Phillies finally got on the scoreboard in the bottom of the 6th with Jess Alerta and JD San Nicolas reaching on walks before Chad Palomo would drive them in with a two rbi single cutting the Rangers lead to 3-2.  But De la Cruz would retire the next two batters to end the Phillies rally and throw a 1-2-3 7th inning to hold on for the win. The Rangers improve to 3-2 with the win and Phillies fall to 0-4. Ipan Rays down AF Reserves 13-7 Winning Pitcher- Ed Sanchez; Losing Pitcher- Mike Gumataotao The Ipan Rays (3-1) and AF Reserves (0-4) faced off in the Saturday mid day matchup.  The Rays would jump out to an early 7-2 lead in  the first inning and never look back despite a late rally by the Reserves.   The Ipan Rays would cruise to a 13-7 win over the AF Reserves. Alan Sarmiento would pace the Rays offense with two doubles, two runs scored and an rbi. Roman Duenas and Tony Doyle would also contribute rbi doubles as the Rays pounded out 10 hits in 5 innings. The Air Force Reserves battled back from the early deficit with two runs in 3rd and 4th innings but couldn’t make up the difference.  Jacob Bamba was 2 for 3 with a run and rbi to lead the Reserves offense. Ipan Ray’s starter Edward Sanchez picks up the win as the Ipan Rays improve to 3-1 on the season.  AF Reserves fall to 0-4. Yigolos sit alone on top the AAA Division with win over Angels  Winning Pitcher- Jesse Miner Jr; Losing Pitcher- Derwin Aguon The top of the AAA Division standings was up for grabs in the 6pm game with a great matchup between the AM-PCR Angels (3-1) and the Yigolos (4-1).  The winner would stay undefeated and hold onto sole possession of 1st place in the AAA Division.  In the end with all the mix of talent and veterans that were on the field the main difference would be Yigolo’s starter 16 year old Jesse Miner Jr.  The Yigolos offense would help out with a big 7-run 1st inning as the Yigolos rolled to a 8-0 win over the Angels. The Yigolos came out patient at the plate and took advantage Angels errors to put 7 runs on the board early with the inning highlighted by a 2 rbi double by Yigolo’s BJ Balajadia.   Angels starter Derwin Aguon would leave early with a sore elbow giving way to Freddy Cepeda who would hold the Yigolos to only one run over the final five innings. But seven runs was more than Miner would need mixing fastballs, curves and kuckleball to hold the Angels offense to only three hits over four innings and propelling the Yigolos to a 8-0 win over the Angels. The Yigolos stay perfect at 4-0 and  the Angels fall to 3-1 picking up their first loss of the season.

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• GSPN

  / 13 years ago

  ALL-GIRLS SOCCER UNDERWAY

  PRESS RELEASE – The Doosan Crushers and Mangilao Soccer Club remain undefeated for another week, as the top two teams in...

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• Football

  / 13 years ago

  GW WINS OLD SCHOOL RIVALRY

  [sixcol_five_last] By Robert Balajadia The old school rivalry between the GW Geckos and JFK Islanders officially ended the 2012 high school...

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• Football

  / 13 years ago

  SAINTS SURVIVE RAIDERS

  [sixcol_five_last] By Regina Shiroma The Cinnabon Island Saints Matua division upset the higher-seeded GTA Teleguam Raiders 6-0 at Eagle Field Saturday...

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• Football

  / 13 years ago

  BULLDOGS CRASH FRIAR PARTY

  [sixcol_five_last] By Robert Balajadia The Okkodo Bulldogs have taken pride in their defense all season long. The Bulldogs third ranked defense...

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• GSPN

  / 13 years ago

  COUGARS BEAT ROYALS IN TWO

  [sixcol_five_last] By Bucky Brennan The Academy Cougars closed their 2012 regular volleyball season with a straight set win Friday night at...

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• Golf

  / 13 years ago

  FRIAR GOLFERS STILL ON TOP

  [sixcol_five_last] By Gus Untalan High school golfers managed to put in a match Thursday afternoon before the heavy rain from nearby...

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• GSPN

  / 13 years ago

  MATAO IMPROVES TO NO. 178

  [sixcol_five_last] PRESS RELEASE – Guam is quickly becoming one of the more notably moving FIFA-member nations in the Asian Football Confederation,...

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