Guam International Raceway, Yigo
Smokin Wheels 33 / Round 1 Proline Drift Championships presented by Monster Energy Drink, Napa Auto Parts, Outback Steakhouse, and Hafa Adai Signs
Guam Drivers:
Shane Bruce -Expert
Von Burrell – Expert
Arvin Aviles -Expert
Dan Aclaro -Expert
Ronald Avelino -Expert
Luke Duenas -Expert
Matthew Palarca -Expert
Rocxy Deseo -Expert
Don Cabuhat -Expert
James Padua -Novice
Warren Malig -Novice
Eugene Fernandez -Novice
Carl Bungabong -Novice
Jaimee Mendiola -Novice
Jomarie Sampungan -Novice
Daeven Epitacio -Novice
Anthony Camacho -Novice
Japan Pro Drivers:
Hiroyuki Yasue
Hayato Miyoshi
Philippine Pro Driver:
David Feliciano
Judges:
Tom Akigami
Lee Webber
Jim Cruz
Emcee:
Andy Wheeler
(courtesy photo)
Qualifying results in order (Best out of 3 solo runs)
1. Hayato Miyoshi = 280pts
2. Von Burrell = 261pts
3. Hiroyuki Yasue = 259pts
4. Shane Bruce = 258pts
5. Ronald Avelino = 245pts
6. Dan Aclaro = 237pts
7. Arvin Aviles = 233pts
8. James Padua = 227pts
9. David Feliciano = 220pts
10. Carl Bungabong = 219pts
11. Don Cabuhat = 213pts
12. Rocxy Deseo = 205pts
13. Luke Duenas = 205pts
14. Matt Palarca = 155pts
15. Jaimee Mendiola = 150pts
16. Jomarie Sapungan = 130pts
17. Eugene Fernandez = 118pts
18. Daeven Epitacio = 100pts
19. Warren Malig = 65pts
20. Anthony Camacho = 55pts
Top 16 Tandem pair off / Single Elimination bracket
1.) Miyoshi vs. 16.) Sapangan = Miyoshi
9.) Feliciano vs. 8.) Padua = Feliciano
4.) Bruce vs. 13.)Duenas = Bruce
12.) Deseo vs. 5.) Avelino = Deseo
2.) Burrell vs. 15.) Mendiola = Burrell
10.) Bungabong vs. 7.) Aviles = Aviles
3.) Yasue vs. 14.) Palarca = Yasue
11.) Cabuhat vs. 6.) Aclaro = Aclaro
Top 8 Tandem pair off
Miyoshi vs. Feliciano = Miyoshi
Bruce vs. Deseo = Bruce
Burrell vs. Aviles = Aviles
Yasue vs. Aclaro = Yasue
Semi Finals Top 4 Tandem Pair off
Miyoshi vs. Bruce = Miyoshi
Yasue vs. Aviles = Yasue
Battle for 3rd place
Bruce vs. Aviles = Aviles
Final round
Miyoshi vs. Yasue = Miyoshi via Rock,Paper,Scissors (They were sharing 1 car)
EVENT Results:
1. Hayato Miyoshi – Japan
2. Hiroyuki Yasue – Japan
3. Arvin Aviles – Guam
4. Shane Bruce – Guam
5. Von Burrell – Guam
6. Dan Aclaro – Guam
7. David Feliciano – Philippines
8. Rocxy Deseo – Guam
9. Ron Avelino – Guam
10. James Padua – Guam
11. Carl Bungabong – Guam
12. Don Cabuhat – Guam
13. Luke Duenas – Guam
14. Matt Palarca – Guam
15. Jaimee Mendiola – Guam
16. Jomarie Supungan – Guam
Awards/Trophies by division
PRO DIVISION
1. Hayato Miyoshi – Japan
2. Hiroyuki Yasue – Japan
3. David Feliciano – Philippines
EXPERT DIVISION
1. Arvin Aviles – Guam
2. Shane Bruce – Guam
3. Von Burrell – Guam
NOVICE DIVISION
1. James Padua
2. Carl Bungabong
3. Jaimee Mendiola
(courtesy photo)
Basketball
TAMUNING GYM REOPENS AFTER RENOVATIONS
Running/Track
JAPAN RUNNERS CROSS KO’KO’ FINISH LINE FIRST
Basketball
STINGRAYS TAKE ON TAGAYTAY GIRLS HOOPS
Running/Track
TRACK & FIELD ROLLS ON BEFORE SPRING BREAK
Running/Track
TRACK & FIELD ROLLS ON BEFORE SPRING BREAK
Volleyball
ROYALS RIDING HIGH, MOVE TO 6-0
Basketball
STINGRAYS TAKE ON TAGAYTAY GIRLS HOOPS
Basketball
TAMUNING GYM REOPENS AFTER RENOVATIONS
QUICK HITS
The FD Rugby Team head to Virginia to participate in the 14th Gonzaga Rugby Classic on April 12-13. Good luck boys.
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Ashley Samaniego and the UCLA Bruins made it to the NCAA Women’s Final Four, before losing to eventual champions UConn.
The 2007 Simon Sanchez graduate is in his first year with the Bruins women’s basketball team as the Director of Athletic Performance. This after years at California State University, Northridge in the same capacity.
Coach Ash must be bringing some goodness to the Bruins as UCLA is currently ranked #1 in the country and earned its first No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament in program history.
(photo of Coach Ash and the Big Ten championship trophy)
