Matt Weiss is a journalist based in Guam, specializing in local sports coverage. He writes for The Guam Daily Post and his work has also been featured in The Washington Times. Matt's articles focus on high school and community sports events, highlighting the achievements and victories of local athletes.
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For the second consecutive year, the Oceanview Middle School Knights finished the season undefeated and became champions.
By: Matt Weiss
With more than 30 schools competing in the Asia-Pacific International Cross Country Championships, the Guam High School Panthers were declared the overall winners in Chiba Prefecture, Japan.
When Guam High School freshman Naomi Spuler competed in the Guam Department of Education Interscholastic Sports Association All-Island Cross-Country championships meet Oct. 17, she wasn't the first runner to cross the finish line but was awarded the race after George Washington High School's Gwenizah Barcinas was disqualified for taking a wrong turn and running a slightly shorter course.
During Friday night's Guam Department of Education Interscholastic Sports Association football semifinals playoff game, the Guam High School Panthers accomplished a feat unduplicated by any team this year: score two touchdowns against the eight-time defending champion Father Duenas Memorial School Friars.
By: Matt Weiss
With two touchdown passes from Avian Gumataotao to Corey Charfauros, a rushing touchdown from Justin Sablan, and a nearly flawless defensive effort, the George Washington High School Geckos defeated the visiting Southern High School Dolphins 18-6 in a Guam Department of Education Interscholastic Sports Association semifinals playoff football game Saturday night in Mangilao.
From the time Ale Ada was a little girl growing up on Guam to becoming a two-time national rugby champion at Dartmouth College and beyond, her achievements are numerous and they will be remembered forever.
With 20 of her game-high 26 points scored in the first half and most of her game-high 13 steals garnered in the first 16 minutes, Maria-Jean Paulino led the Academy
Southern High School's Chehy Ahn scored a game-high 17 points, and teammate Keviann Susuico dropped in 13 points and hauled down 15 rebounds, but the two-prong effort wasn't enough to stop Tiyan High School – not on Friday night, not on the Titans' home floor.
Legendary coach Paul William “Bear” Bryant is credited with one of the most famous football sayings: Offense sells tickets, but defense wins championships.
By: Matt Weiss
of 5 When John B. Benavente died late last month, the island lost a sports legend.
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