If there is such a thing as playing leapfrog on the golf course, Sunday’s round at Tama Hills served as a prime example.
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.
Two athletes who will play at Division I universities lead a strong contingent from Kubasaki and Kadena.
The Trojans senior midfielder’s placement on set pieces was a huge strength for the new DODEA-Europe girls soccer Division II champions.
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.
Writings by Yokota High School 9th graders on America at 250.
Writings by Yokota High School 12th graders on America at 250.
Writings by Yokota High School 11th graders on America at 250.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Squinting through the rain, Charlotte Callicott lined up for a corner kick, hoping the ball would find Mikayla Ramon in front of the net.
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.