Guam Sports Network - GSPN

Week 2 of the high school cross country season is in the books with some PRs posted.

St. John's runner Jackson Fulkerson-Smith blew up his PR with a top finish in the boys division.

Read all about the details of Meet #2 here: https://www.guamsportsnetwork.com/2026/high-school-cross-country-hits-meet-2/

Joseph “Seay” Camacho returns to the MMA cage this Sunday at PANCRASE 365 in Tokyo, Japan.

Camacho, who holds a professional MMA record of 8-4-0, will compete in the flyweight division against Taiga Masuda.

“I’m excited to get back in the cage, compete, and put on a show,” said Camacho. “It’s always an honor to represent Guam, and I’m grateful for everyone back home who continues to support me and my journey.”

Read more about it here: https://www.guamsportsnetwork.com/2026/camacho-set-to-enter-pancrase-cage/

Don Pedro Makaveli Cruz catches a species of marlin rare around the waters of Guam.

The marlin was tagged with a marker all the way from south Australia. Local scientists estimate it took three years for this fish to reach our waters.

It was approximately 150 lbs. caught on Saturday off the northern coast of Guam.

High school 3x3 basketball tipped off Saturday afternoon as 20+ teams have entered the competition.

In the opening weekend, five boys teams and two girls teams went undefeated.

FD1, FD2, Harvest1, Harvest2 and St. Paul1 all swept their competition, while St. John's and GW did the same on the girls side.

Read all about it here: https://www.guamsportsnetwork.com/2026/fd-harvest-shine-in-3x3-season-opener/

Kelvin Fitial is back in the win column after a TKO win in the Big Dawg Bare Knuckle Boxing event in Fresno last weekend.

Now living and working on Guam, The Big Hit is proudly representing the CNMI and Guam in his newfound fight career.

Read all about his transition from MMA to BK.

https://www.guamsportsnetwork.com/2026/fitial-finds-his-way-back-in-win-column/

It's been an inauspicious start to the 2026/27 high school sports calendar.

The girls volleyball league kicked off Tuesday night with the Academy Cougars sweeping the Notre Dame Royals, but the big story is the fact that the public school teams are left at the starting blocks due to GDOE administrative issues, prohibiting them to participate up to this point.

Read about the Cougars' sweep over the Royals here: https://www.guamsportsnetwork.com/2026/cougars-open-new-season-strong-over-royals/

Guam's Hanna Sahagon Rojano has been named a captain for the upcoming NFL season with the Philadelphia Eagles Cheerleaders.

Entering her 4th season with the Eagles, Hanna is 1 of 9 captains of the 32-member cheerleading squad.

Congratulations Hanna! Biba Hågat.

Keep your eye out on Guam rooted fighter Alex Duenas.

After beating fighting legend Alex Castro over the weekend in a bare knuckle battle in Fresno, CA, Duenas has entered the Guam fighting radar.

Read his story here: https://www.guamsportsnetwork.com/2026/alex-duenas-lands-on-guams-fighting-map/

Three of Guam's veteran Spartan athletes stepped up to the podium at the Asia Pacific Championship in Chongli, China on August 15.

BELEN SIDELL
1st place

MARITES ESMA
2nd Place

JAMES SARDEA
3rd place

All placings were within their age brackets.

Congratulations to the trio.

RunGuam's 2nd Annual Running Festival drew close to a thousand runners last Sunday.

Jackson Fulkerson-Smith won the men's 10K in a time of 38:43, while Yumika Sugahara won the women's 10K in 44:11.

Read all about the festivities here: https://www.guamsportsnetwork.com/2026/fulkerson-smith-sugahara-top-runguam-festival/