By Robert Balajadia As quickly as the 2017 sports calendar year had started, it’s hard to believe we’re already at the midpoint of the football season. Though, much is to
The University of Guam Triton Athletics Department has named its first Hall of Fame class and will recognize the former athletes at the University on October 29, 2017 in the UOG Calvo Field House with a Hall of Fame Reception and Hall of Fame Basketball Game.
The Taga Division’s top seeded St. John’s Knights and the Gadao Division’s 2nd seeded Academy Cougars put on a great show Tuesday evening, setting the Knights gym in a playoff atmosphere. A back-and-forth contest swayed in favor of the home team Knights, beating the Cougars in three sets 25-21, 22-25, 25-22.
Saipan native and current Detroit Lions cornerback Jamal Agnew took a punt 88 yards to the house in the final game of Week 2 of the NFL season.
The Men & Women National Basketball Teams are headed east to face major Asian competition at The 2017 Asia Indoor Games in Turkmenistan from September 19thto 24th.
The Cobras Women’s Russian football team concluded their two week trip over the weekend, ending their Guam football journey with a game over Team Legacy. Due to an influx of
The St. Paul Lady Warriors took a trip to Agana to play the mighty Academy Cougars Saturday night in a showdown in IIAAG Girls Volleyball. The Cougars had been unbeaten at home before the game, and their streak would continue as they dropped the Warriors 17-25, 25-21, 25-17.
By Mike Nauta Jr. This past Sunday, two of the best teams in the Triple J/Ford GNYFF Youth Football League Manha Division went head-to-head at the Eagles Field Mangilao. Both
The Tiyan Titans have proven once again that they are not the same team that started off the 2017 season 0-2. After coming off a historic win over the GW Geckos last weekend, the Titans topped their performance with another shutout victory, this time a 24-0 win over the home team Okkodo Bulldogs Saturday night.
The FD Friars didn’t skip a beat Saturday morning as they overwhelmed the Southern Dolphins on both sides of the ball to the tune of a 45-0 victory at the Dolphin’s field.
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Former Guam National baseball catcher Jay Flores spent time in the Virgin Islands on a hurricane relief humanitarian mission. Helping him out (ok, maybe not helping him out but giving support) is the best power forward to ever live and Virgin Islands native Tim Duncan.
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Familiar faces win the 20K Nimitz Hill Loop: Ryan Matienzo and Manami Iijima. Manami even stopped in the middle of the run to take a photo with friends.
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