Guam's Top 10 Sports Stories of 2019
It was an impressive year in sports. Guam took home 19 medals in Samoa; Regine Tugade and Jay Leon Guerrero made theirs marks in their respective sports; and the island's runners took a stand in Japan, while the Royals, Friars and Geckos owned interscholastics.
In a landmark decision that rocked the island, the Guam Education Board voted unanimously to withdraw Guam Department of Education schools fro…
The quadrennial Pacific Games was a huge draw for island athletes this past summer. After months or years of work, the island's top athletes g…
The island's top cross country runners braved the cold and competed at the 2019 Asia-Pacific Invitational in Urayasu, Chiba, Japan.
Guam bowler Jay Leon Guerrero got to live the dream, competing at the 55th edition of the Qubica AMF World Cup in Palembang, Indonesia, in lat…
On Guam, Regine Tugade made a name for herself on the high school sports scene. Over the course of her four years at John F. Kennedy High Scho…
For the past five seasons, the Father Duenas Memorial School Friars' football team has been untouchable. Winners of 48 straight games, cementi…
The Notre Dame Royals have a legacy in the volleyball community and the girls' volleyball team overcame a sluggish start to their 2019-2020 se…
For nearly a decade, the George Washington High School Geckos girls' rugby team was unbeatable. With seven titles in a row, the Geckos personi…
For four years in a row, the Notre Dame High School Royals girls' soccer team hoisted the Independent Interscholastic Athletic Association of …
For three years, the Father Duenas Memorial School Friars' rugby team has been the best high school team on island. But with three consecutive…
