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GSPN
/ 12 years agoCOACH WHITE EARNS ELITE AWARD
[sixcol_five_last] PRESS RELEASE – Gary White, head coach of the Matao, Guam men’s national team, is now ranked among the highest certified football coaches...
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Baseball
/ 12 years agoSHARKS BEST OF 2012/13 SPORTS
[sixcol_five_last] By Michael Cruz The GSPN High School Cup standings were finalized to determine the best all-around athletic Program in the...
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GSPN
/ 12 years agoGUAM DOMINATES TOURNAMENT
[sixcol_five_last] PRESS RELEASE – Speed, a touch of physicality and overall teamwork were the right ingredients for the Wings FC in the...
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GSPN
/ 12 years agoGUAM SHINES IN INVITATIONAL
[sixcol_five_last] PRESS RELEASE – Guam’s team had a dominant outing in both the U12 and U17 All-Girls divisions on opening day of...
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GSPN
/ 12 years agoBEST WORLD RANKING FOR GUAM
[sixcol_five_last] PRESS RELEASE – Following the Matao’s first-ever win over Chinese Taipei in the AFC Challenge Cup Qualifier in Myanmar earlier...
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GSPN
/ 12 years agoYOUTH P.I. SOCCER ON ISLAND
PRESS RELEASE – Top teams in the U12 and U14 divisions of the Chevrolet Robbie Webber Youth Soccer League Spring season,...
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GSPN
/ 12 years agoWEEK 2 BEACH SOCCER ACTION
[sixcol_five_last] PRESS RELEASE – Doosan FC picked up a 13-8 win over the Paintco Strykers and a 7-5 victory over the...
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GSPN
/ 12 years agoMASTERS CO-ED SOCCER KICK OFF
[sixcol_five_last] PRESS RELEASE – Defensive strength from both the Paintco Strykers and IT&E/IP&E thwarted any scoring attempts on opening weekend of...
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GSPN
/ 12 years agoSTRYKERS WIN BEACH SOCCER OPENER
[sixcol_five_last] PRESS RELEASE – The Paintco Strykers needed a strong third period to outlast the Pago Bay Disasters 11-7 on opening...
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GSPN
/ 12 years agoPAULINO EARNS MAAC RING
[sixcol_five_last] PRESS RELEASE – With the steady progression of the sport of soccer in Guam, earning a spot on a university’s team...
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GSPN
/ 12 years agoATALIG TO ATTEND BOWLING GREEN ST.
[sixcol_five_last] PRESS RELEASE – Recent St. John’s School graduate Thaddeus Atalig will change out his red and white Knights soccer jersey...
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GSPN
/ 12 years agoQUALITY WINS GUAM FA CUP
[sixcol_five_last] PRESS RELEASE – Quality Distributors FC invigorated its fans with a faster-paced and much stronger second-half showing to eclipse Table...
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GSPN
/ 12 years agoTHREE OFFICIALS NAMED TO FIFA COMMITTEES
[sixcol_five_last] PRESS RELEASE – Guam continues to increase its presence with key posts in new FIFA committees as confirmed during the 2013 FIFA Congress held earlier this month in Mauritius. Richard Lai, president of Guam Football Association, was voted as the Asian Football Confederation representative in FIFA’s Audit and Compliance committee, which “has been established with the typical supervisory role of an audit committee and the additional responsibilities of a compliance program, as well as compensation and benefits,” the FIFA Web site states. The Audit and Compliance Committee is chaired by Italy’s Domenico Scala. South Africa’s Sindi Mabaso-Koyana is the committee’s deputy chairwoman. Lai joins CONMEBOL’s Romer Osuna from Bolivia, CAF’s Suketu Patel of Seychelles, OFC’s Rajesh Patel of Fiji, CONCACAF’s Canover Watson of the Cayman Islands and UEFA’s Allan Hansen of Denmark. In the AFC, Lai also is part of the Executive Committee and is the AFC Chairman of both the Finance and Futsal & Beach Soccer committees. Lai is part of the AFC Financial Assistance Program Committee and the 2015 Asian Cup Organizing Committee. In EAFF, Lai is part of the Executive Committee and is the Finance Committee Chairman. Locally, Lai is the GFA President and Chairman of the Men’s Committee. Also confirmed during the FIFA Congress was the division of the Ethics Committee into two chambers – the investigatory and adjudicatory chambers. Guam’s Chief Justice Robert Torres has been confirmed as a member of FIFA’s Ethics Committee’s investigatory chamber. The investigatory chamber is chaired by the United States’ Michael Garcia, with Switzerland’s Cornel Borbely as deputy chairman. Torres joins CONMEBOL’s Jorge Ivan Palacio of Colombia, CAF’s Ahmed Ould Abderrahmane of Mauritania, OFC’s Nik Davidson of New Zealand, CONCACAF’s Vanessa Allard of Trinidad and Tobago and UEFA’s Noel Le Graet of France. Torres also is part of the AFC Legal Committee. Guam Atty. F. Randall Cunliffe was confirmed as one of two AFC representatives in FIFA’s Appeal Committee, joining the United Arab Emirates’ Abdul Rahman Lootah. Other members include CAF’s Ahmad of Madagascar and Tourqui Salim of Comoros, CONCACAF’s Victor Garza of Mexico and Oliver Smith of Turks and Caicos Islands, CONMEBOL’s Laureano Gonzalez of Venezuela and Bolivia’s Edgar Pena, OFC’s Dan Kakaraya of Papua New Guinea and Samuel Ram of Fiji, and UEFA’s Leo Windtner of Austria and Faroe Islands’ Christian Andreasen. The committee is chaired by Larry Mussenden of Bermuda, with Argentina’s Fernando Mitjans as deputy chairman. Cunliffe also is the chairman of the AFC Appeals Committee. [/sixcol_five_last]
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GSPN
/ 12 years agoHILAL HOST BEACH SOCCER COURSE
[sixcol_five_last] PRESS RELEASE – One day, FIFA Beach Soccer Coaching instructor Talib Hilal would like to see Guam improve its beach soccer...
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GSPN
/ 12 years agoU14: GUAM BLANKS CNMI 3-0
[sixcol_five_last] PRESS RELEASE – A total of 16 members of the Guam U14 Girls national team were able to relish the...
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GSPN
/ 12 years agoU14: KOREA EDGES GUAM 3-1
[sixcol_five_last] PRESS RELEASE – Sabrina Wiegand saw an opportunity in Guam’s attacking half she could not waste. Wiegand hustled to get...
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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)
