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GUAM TO REPRESENT ASIA PACIFIC IN LITTLE LEAGUE SENIOR WORLD SERIES

First ever appearance in LL Senior World Series

PRESS RELEASE – The Guam Little League (GLL) will be sending its Senior Division World Series Tournament team to represent the Asian Pacific/Middle East (ASPACME) Region at the Little League World Series in Easley, South Carolina from July 30 to August 6, 2022. 

This will be Guam’s first ever appearance in the Little League Senior World Series according to GLL District Administrator, Stephen Guerrero.

The Guam Team is comprised of some of the island’s best 13 to 16 year-old baseball players who will complete against the world’s best with the goal of winning the coveted World Series Championship title. The delegation of coaches and players departs July 27, 2022.

Guerrero hopes the team’s experience will help continue to develop and promote youth baseball on island.

Team Roster

ACOSTA, Evan Robert Lizama
AGUON, Ayden Michael Cruz
AGUON, John Patrick Xander
ALVAREZ, Patrick Saez Aguon
CONCEPCION, Peter Frank Farrales
CRUZ, Nolan Ryan Gogue
DUENAS, Jayden Rae Flores
GUMATAOTAO, Avian Niko Gogue Jamanila
LEON GUERRERO II, Ricardo Mafnas
MENO, Vance Jeremy Field
MUÑA, Zachary David Borja
PANES, Zhavier Lee
PARKS, Rayshaun Markoah Guerrero
PEREZ, Andrew Steven Quintanilla
RAGUINDIN, Keoni Paul
WEAKLEY, Kaiden James Baza

GUMATAOTAO, Jefford “Jeff” Manager
AGUON, John Patrick “JP” Coach
CONCEPCION, Anthony “Tony” Coach

Guam Little League is a registered non-profit organization and operates on funds obtained through contributions and donations from the local community and business sector. The program also administers various fundraising events and financial projects to help generate funds for its operation.  Like every Little League program throughout the world, Guam Little League’s success depends solely on the many volunteers who contribute their time, energy, and commitment to promote, develop, and keep the program operational

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