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Basketball
/ 14 years agoHAWKS OUTLAST SIXERS
[sixcol_five_last] By Regina Shiroma In another weekend of the 2012 Summer Jam basketball tournament, the Inarajan Hawks defeated the Sixers 67-50...
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/ 14 years ago’06 THREE-PEAT CHAMPS
[sixcol_five_last] By Robert Balajadia For the third straight year, the Father Duenas Friars Class of 2006 was the last team standing...
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/ 14 years agoCLASS OF ’89 OUSTS ’88
[sixcol_five_last] By Errol “DynamiX” Alegre Jr. The Class of ’89 remain alive in the single-elimination playoffs of the Father Duenas Alumni...
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/ 14 years agoTYPHOONS STAY UNDEFEATED
[sixcol_five_last] By Regina Shiroma The Tamuning Typhoons remain undefeated in the 25-and-under division after they routed Malesso Club 61-50 Sunday evening...
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/ 14 years ago‘96-‘97 TAKE NAIL-BITING WIN
[sixcol_five_last] By Errol “DynamiX” Alegre Jr. In a game where every second counted, Jake Leon Guerrero made sure to utilize whatever...
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/ 14 years ago2012 SLIPS PAST ’79-’80
[sixcol_five_last] By Regina Shiroma Class of 2012 slipped by class of ’79 and ‘80, 55-54 with just 22 seconds left in...
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/ 14 years agoDEFENSE OVERWHELMS MALESSO
By Regina Shiroma The Inarajan Hawks outhustled Malesso Club to take home a 45-40 win in their second game of the...
Football
GNYFF TO MAKE UP WEEK 6 GAMES
Volleyball
OCEANIA VOLLEYBALL HITS GUAM NEXT WEEK
Basketball
FD ALUMNI HOOPS POWERS THROUGH PLAYOFFS
Football
GNYFF TO MAKE UP WEEK 6 GAMES
Volleyball
OCEANIA VOLLEYBALL HITS GUAM NEXT WEEK
Basketball
STINGRAYS IN THAILAND FOR IYBC TOURNEY
QUICK HITS
Shanelle Loraine played in the 2026 Oneida WPA Women’s Eight Ball World Championship. Loraine is one of the top 64 women pro billiards players eyeing for the world title. “I’m honored to play for Guam USA 
alongside 64 of the world’s best with 20 countries represented.”
alongside 64 of the world’s best with 20 countries represented.”
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Our 8U Guam Cal Ripkin All-Stars finished in 3rd place of pool play (2-2) in Cal Ripken World Series Scottsdale, Arizona. During pool play, Guam lost to eventual champions Manoa, HI 13-9.
