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Basketball
/ 2 days agoNBA PLAYER MICAH POTTER TO HOST CLINIC ON GUAM
Potter and wife Elle to hold four-day camps
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Pacific Mini Games
/ 2 days agoVA’A TEAMS LOOK TO UPSET FAVORITE ISLAND NATIONS
Pacific Mini Games Preview: Va'a
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Baseball
/ 3 days agoGUAM CRUISES TO SENIOR LITTLE LEAGUE TITLE GAME
Downs CNMI 18-3 to sweep pool play
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Swimming
/ 3 days ago23 SWIMMERS QUALIFY FOR JR. OLYMPICS
Amphibious Aquatics qualifies for 2025 Junior Olympics in Houston
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Baseball
/ 4 days agoACOSTA COMES UP BIG FOR GUAM IN WIN OVER P.I.
Guam moves closer to advancing to World Series
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Baseball
/ 5 days agoGUAM DOMINATES 22-0 TO OPEN SENIOR LITTLE LEAGUE TOURNEY
Philippines downs CNMI 3-1 in second game
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Pacific Mini Games
/ 6 days agoIIJIMA TO LEAD GUAM’S TRIATHLON TEAM
Pacific Mini Games Preview: Triathlon
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Golf
/ 7 days agoPAIR PULLS OFF GOLF THREE-PEAT
Sablan struggles, Jacot cruises to win third straight titles
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Football
/ 1 week agoTITLE REMATCH GAMES START 2025 YOUTH FOOTBALL SEASON
Angels redeem championship losses to Outlaws
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Golf
/ 1 week agoSABLAN, JACOT EXTEND AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP LEADS
Top tournament heads into Sunday's final round
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Soccer
/ 1 week agoROMERO, CUNLIFFE EXPERIENCE ‘TST’ WITH SONS
Guam national players experience TST as VIP guests with sons
Pacific Mini Games
VA’A TEAMS LOOK TO UPSET FAVORITE ISLAND NATIONS
Swimming
23 SWIMMERS QUALIFY FOR JR. OLYMPICS
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Guam Blooded: Ethan Toves Maddies has signed to play D1 baseball for the College of The Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts on a full ride scholarship.
He is the son of proud parents Macky and Yvette Toves Maddies of Los Alamitos, California, grandson of Juan and Maria Toves+ formerly of Ordot/Barrigada Guam and Godson of Anthony and AnnMarie Toves of Ordot, Guam.
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The JFK Islanders won the first ever Memorial Weekend High School Basketball Tournament.
The All-Tournament selection were Zhion Macapinlac JFK, Darwin Ecijan JFK, Matthew Quinata Southern, and Malcom Fernandez Tiyan.
JFK’s Collin Rillamas was named tournament MVP.
