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Basketball
/ 12 years agoGECKOS RALLY IN THE FOURTH
[sixcol_five_last] By Robert Balajadia The defending champion GW Geckos are picking up where they left off last year winning their first...
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Football
/ 12 years agoMENDIOLA SCORES SIX TD’S IN WIN
[sixcol_five_last] By Regina Shiroma Issu Mendiola and quarterback Stephen Phillips proved to be too much for the Steelers, as Phillips’ go-to...
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GSPN
/ 12 years agoMARIANO TO PLAY PRO IN P.I.
[sixcol_five_last] PRESS RELEASE – Guam’s Ian Mariano will soon be donning a Pachanga FC jersey and playing professionally in the...
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Basketball
/ 12 years agoWARRIORS WIN SEASON OPENER
[sixcol_five_last] By John Odtohan The St.Paul Warriors defeated the Harvest Christian Academy Eagles in the season opener at the HCA gymnasium...
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Baseball
/ 12 years agoADAHI SETS 36-RUN RECORD
[sixcol_five_last] By Gus Untalan Team CTD Adahi set the Guam’s Senior Winter Baseball League record with the most runs scored in...
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GSPN
/ 12 years agoBJJ KIDS GETTING FREE RIDE
[sixcol_five_last] By Patrick Lujan Five of Guam’s best young practitioners of jiu-jitsu will get a chance of a lifetime this April when...
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GSPN
/ 12 years agoHS TENNIS KICKS OFF
[sixcol_five_last] By Nate San Nicolas Despite the constant rain and pour the past couple of days, mother nature decided to change...
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GSPN
/ 12 years agoTABLE 35 SURPRISES SHIPYARD
[sixcol_five_last] PRESS RELEASE – The converging of Guam Shipyard defenders in front of their goal had the reverse effect, as an...
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Baseball
/ 12 years agoYOMIURI GIANTS TRAIN ON GUAM
[sixcol_five_last] By Errol Alegre, Jr. Since 1993 Guam has been the location of choice for Japan’s top baseball team, the Yomiuri...
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Football
/ 12 years agoEAGLES SHUT OUT STEELERS
[sixcol_five_last] By Regina Shiroma The Eagles wrecked the Steelers 44-0 in round two of the Budweiser Football League Sunday afternoon at...
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Football
/ 12 years agoANGELS FLY PAST ISLANDERS
[sixcol_five_last] By Robert Balajadia From start to finish, the Angels dominated both sides of the ball routing the Islanders 32-0 at...
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GSPN
/ 12 years agoRACEWAY CAMPAIGN A SUCCESS
[sixcol_five_last] PRESS RELEASE- Community Advocates of the Raceway (CAR) is pleased to report that more than 13,000 signatures in support of...
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Baseball
/ 12 years agoWINTER BASEBALL POSTPONED
[sixcol_five_last] By Gus Untalan Due to heavy rain, the Air Force Reserve and Team Mangachong match-up in the Guam Senior Winter...
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GSPN
/ 12 years agoBIGLER EYES TUF 17 SPOT
[sixcol_five_last] By Patrick Lujan The Ultimate Fighting Championship has announced that Guam fighter Ryan Bigler is one of 28 finalists to...
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Basketball
/ 12 years agoFRIARS ARE PRE-SEASON CHAMPS
[sixcol_five_last] By Colin Leon Guerrero The Father Duenas Friars are poised for a good season after going undefeated and taking the...
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Football
/ 12 years agoRAIDERS CAN’T BE BEAT
[sixcol_five_last] By Regina Shiroma The rematch between the Hal’s Angels and the Raiders ended with the black and gray taking the...
Pacific Mini Games
VA’A TEAMS LOOK TO UPSET FAVORITE ISLAND NATIONS
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23 SWIMMERS QUALIFY FOR JR. OLYMPICS
Pacific Mini Games
VA’A TEAMS LOOK TO UPSET FAVORITE ISLAND NATIONS
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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.
