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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From shedding a few pounds packed on during the holiday season or qualifying for a spot at the 12th Pacific Mini Games in Koror, Palau, the Guam Triathlon Federation sprint
When Guam's Camelo Chen signed up for the 2025 08K J250 J125 Margaret Court Cup, a tennis tournament that concluded Tuesday in Albury, Australia, his goals were to win a round or two and represent his island proudly.
By: Matt Weiss
As former members of Father Duenas Memorial School's championship rugby dynasty, Alden Bordallo and Caleb Murphy are two of the island's fiercest and most respected athletes. After storied careers playing for the maroon and gold, they became key members of Iowa Central Community College's men's rugby team.
During a 2025 Clutch High School Basketball Classic boys varsity preseason game, which featured multiple lead changes and wasn’t decided until the final seconds of the fourth quarter, the John
With 62 of the island's tight-knit running community competing in the Guam Running Club's 2025 Cross Island Run on Saturday, David Perry and two-time Olympian Derek Mandell battled for first place.
By: Matt Weiss
After a close first quarter in the 2025 Clutch High School Basketball Classic boys varsity preseason championship game, the Father Duenas Memorial School Friars came to life and defeated the
The Guam Adventist Academy Angels' boys tennis team, defending champions of the Guam Department of Education Interscholastic Sport Association, defeated the Tiyan High School Titans in the season-opening match on Thursday at the Guam National Tennis Center.
By: Matt Weiss
As part of a cultural tourism endeavor, a dozen runners from the United States, Canada and Poland have embarked on a quest of a lifetime – to run five marathons throughout Asia-Pacific in 15 days.
By: Matt Weiss
As the Island Sports Association basketball league enters its 10th year, Sunday afternoon at the Yigo gymnasium produced a rematch of last season's men's competitive division championship game between BME & Sons and Northern Construction. In the championship game, BME got their hands on the heaviest hardware and were hoping to start this season with a big win over their Northern nemesis.
As the sun dipped below the western horizon at 6:17 p.m., the Guam Department of Education Interscholastic Sports Association season-opening softball game between Southern High School and Tiyan High School
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