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Guam Sailors join local school in cleanup effort

Service members from multiple Guam based commands including Commander, Submarine Squadron Fifteen joined faculty and family from Guahan Academy Charter School during a school cleanup, Oct. 10.
Guam High's Nicholas Keefe goes up to block a George Washington extra-point try after the Geckos' second touchdown. DONNA RHODES/SPECIAL TO STRIPES
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Football: Guam High's semifinal woes continue in loss to Geckos

For the third time in four seasons, Guam High’s football team fell short of a berth in the island finals, doing so in Saturday’s semifinal against George Washington - again.
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Army Scholarship Foundation to host fifth annual Help our Heroes luncheon Nov. 6

The Army Scholarship Foundation is pleased to announce its fifth annual Help our Heroes luncheon to be held on November 6 at 11:30 am at Brook Hollow Golf Club, 8301 Harry Hines Boulevard, Dallas, Texas.
Guam High's Jalen Thach tries to shed a block by Tiyan's Christian Mendiola to go after Titans ball carrier Christopher Cowart. DONNA RHODES/SPECIAL TO STRIPES
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Football: Panthers top Tiyan to advance to Guam semifinals

Jalen Thach was one of two Guam High football players named to the All-Island first team earlier this week.
Transitioning soldiers of the Central Texas College-Fort Hood SAP Cohort 2 class proudly display their certificates of completion from Central Texas College and St. Michael’s Learning Academy during a graduation ceremony at the CTC Fort Hood campus. Standing with the students are members of CTC and St. Michaels’s Academy administration and ceremony guest speakers.
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CTC recognizes second class of Fort Hood SAP graduates

Central Texas College (CTC) recently hosted a completion ceremony to recognize 11 graduates of the second CTC-Fort Hood Systems, Applications and Products in Data Processing (SAP) cohort program.
From left, Austin Shelton, director, University of Guam Sea Grant; Dalia Hernandez-Ortiz, graduate student and research assistant; Peter Houk, associate professor, UOG Marine Laboratory; Thomas W. Krise, president, UOG; Ujwalkumar Patil, assistant professor, UOG School of Engineering; Meagan Catahay, undergraduate student and research assistant; Anita Borja Enriquez, senior vice president of academic and student affairs, UOG; and Rachael Leon Guerrero, director, Office of Research & Sponsored Programs, UOG.
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UOG Sea Grant funds two researchers addressing coastal issues

Two University of Guam professors will embark on critical research funded by the UOG Sea Grant program that will benefit regional fisheries management and watershed restoration efforts.
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Commentary: The things that matter most

“The things that matter most must never be at the mercy of the things that matter least.” – Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Southern's Conan Baza gets hemmed in by Guam High's defense, with Charles Ellis, left, leading the charge. DONNA RHODES/SPECIAL TO STRIPES
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Football: Guam tops Southern to grab island's No. 3 seed for playoffs

One might view Nicholas Keefe as a polished veteran of the gridiron wars, given his defensive performance Saturday.
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Spokesman for DODEA’s Pacific schools arrested on suspicion of driving drunk on Okinawa

The spokesman for all Department of Defense Education Activity schools in the Pacific region was arrested in Okinawa over the weekend on suspicion of drunken driving.
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Guam High to return to Far East tourneys in four sports

After a five-year absence, Guam High is returning to Far East tournaments in four sports whose seasons match up with the rest of DODEA-Pacific’s districts.
U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Kelsey J. Hockenberger
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CSS-15 Sailors build swing set for school

Senior Chief Yeoman Reenita Muguy, from Yap Island, Federated States of Micronesia, and Machinist Mate (Nuclear) 2nd Class Daniel Webster, from Denver, both assigned to Commander, Submarine Squadron Fifteen (CSS-15), dig holes in the soil during a community relations project at the Infant of Prague Catholic Nursery and Kindergarten. During the...
Guam High receiver A.J. Johnson goes up for one of his six catches for 120 yards in what coach Jacob Dowdell called his "breakout" game of the season. (DONNA RHODES/SPECIAL TO STRIPES)
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Guam tops Simon Sanchez to move into third

Just as the season appeared to be slipping away for Guam High, Travon Jacobs stepped up to score perhaps the most important touchdown for the Panthers this season.
Guam Museum Executive Director, Dominica Tolentino, and Guam Museum Sales and Marketing Manager, Pauline Okada, aid in facilitating the Håfa Adai Pledge with the Guam Museum: Ha’anen Familia participants on September 14, 2019, alongside Guam Museum community partners.
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Guam Museum: Ha’anen Familia celebrates island safety with the Håfa Adai Pledge

The Guam Visitors Bureau (GVB) joined Håfa Adai Pledge member, Guam Museum, alongside the Guam Fire Department, Guam Police Department, and the Office of the Attorney General of Guam in welcoming participants of the Guam Museum.
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Operation Homefront accepting 2020 Military Child of the Year® nominations and Military Child of the Year® Award for Innovation applications

Operation Homefront, the national nonprofit that builds strong, stable, and secure military families, is now accepting nominations for the 2020 Military Child of the Year® Awards, as well as applications for the 2020 Military Child of the Year® Award for Innovation.
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Only the essentials for college survival

“Mom! Where did you put the cups for my smoothie maker?!” my daughter, Anna, yelled from our basement last week while packing for her last year of college. An artsy fashion design major who considers orderliness boring, Anna was infamous in our family for losing things and accusing others of taking them.
Guam High's Charles Ellis gets a couple of fists full of John F. Kennedy's Jeremy Pelonio's jersey. (DONNA RHODES/SPECIAL TO STRIPES)
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Football: Guam back on winning track after thumping JFK

Nicholas Keefe caught only three passes in Friday’s game, but two of them went for touchdowns and helped get Guam High’s football team back on a winning course.