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Golf: Wingert wins four-way battle to grab USFJ golf title

If there is such a thing as playing leapfrog on the golf course, Sunday’s round at Tama Hills served as a prime example.

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Top athletes across DODEA-Pacific honored by their schools

Some got to experience the ultimate high of winning a Far East championship during the 2025-2026 calendar school year.Some got to experience the ultimate high of winning a Far East championship during the 2025-2026 calendar school year.

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Some of DODEA-Pacific’s top competitors will be doing so in college in the fall

Two athletes who will play at Division I universities lead a strong contingent from Kubasaki and Kadena.

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Girls Soccer: Zama’s Callicott cornered the market on scoring opportunities

The Trojans senior midfielder’s placement on set pieces was a huge strength for the new DODEA-Europe girls soccer Division II champions.

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Boys Soccer: Perry’s Charles moves to a different beat

The Samurai junior scored 30 goals and had 15 assists for a team that didn’t lose all season en route to a Far East boys Division II soccer title.The Samurai junior scored 30 goals and had 15 assists for a team that didn’t lose all season en route to a Far East boys Division II soccer title.

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Yokota HS, Mr. Wagner, 9th Grade, America at 250

Writings by Yokota High School 9th graders on America at 250.

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Yokota HS, Mr. Wagner, 12th Grade, America at 250

Writings by Yokota High School 12th graders on America at 250.

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Yokota HS, Mr. Wagner, 11th Grade, America at 250

Writings by Yokota High School 11th graders on America at 250.

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Softball AOY: Zama’s Herring dominated on mound and in batter’s box

Rallying from a 9-10 campaign in 2025, Zama came off the field victorious 30 times in 30 games in the just-completed season, and captured the Far East Division II Tournament title for the third time in school history.

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Baseball AOY: ASIJ’s Nam seemed to always have a homefield advantage

Woochan Nam flipped that narrative on its head in confident fashion, leading American School In Japan to the Far East Division I Tournament title at Camp Humphreys, South Korea – the land of his birth.

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Track and field: Guam High boys win ninth straight island track title

Caleb Steele, a Panthers senior distance star, won the 800, 1,500, 3,000 and anchored the Panthers 1,600-meter relay team to first place in Thursday’s All-Island meet at John F. Kennedy’s Ramsey Field.

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Don’t take chances with challenge coins

I couldn’t believe my eyes. Our 800-pound upright piano was being carried by two men down four flights of stairs from our Patch Barracks apartment to their truck. That German-Turkish moving crew displayed feats of superhuman strength like I’d never seen before.

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Girls Soccer: Header off corner, defense combine to boost Trojans

Squinting through the rain, Charlotte Callicott lined up for a corner kick, hoping the ball would find Mikayla Ramon in front of the net.

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Boys Soccer: Unbeaten Perry boys win seventh Far East crown

Following Matthew C. Perry’s loss in last season’s Far East final to E.J. King, the Samurai’s Liam DeMarsico-Birkland approached Perry coach Mark Lange, tears in his eyes, and vowed that the Samurai would not lose a match this season.

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