WrestlingAlek Gomez, Kadena – Pinned Caleb Sablan in 2 minutes, 16 seconds, in the 215-pound bout to clinch the Panthers’ 29-28 edging of Kubasaki in the Okinawa season-opening meet.Patrick Sledge, Robert D. Edgren – Scored six wins, all by pin, at 180 pounds as the Eagles won their season-opening Edgren Invitational Tournament, winning five dual meets with Division II schools and also beating his opponent from Division I Nile C. Kinnick in an exhibition dual meet.Jordan Goodman, Yokota – Wrestled five bouts and won five bouts, all by first-period pin, at 141 pounds to help the Panthers finish third in the same tournament.Jacob Martin, Zama – Won four bouts by pin to help the Trojans go 3-3 and finish fourth in the same tournament.Jack Barnes, Seoul American – The defending Far East Tournament champion took first place at 215 pounds and helped the Falcons to a runaway victory in the season-opening DODDS Korea meet.

Boys basketballSeth Hudson, E.J. King – Scored all 18 of his points on three-point goals, powering the Cobras past Canadian Academy to finish 4-0 in the two-day Western Japan Athletic Association Tournament.Jon Cadavos, Matthew C. Perry – Averaged 15.5 points to help the Samurai equal King’s effort: 4-0 in the same tournament.Jadan Anderson, Yokota – Averaged 21.5 points to help Yokota open the season with two wins in two games.Jez Harper, Seoul American – Averaged 14.3 points as the Falcons posted wins in their first three games.Nicholas White, Osan – Averaged 32 points and hit eight three-point goals as the Cougars opened with two wins in two games.Skylor Stevens, Kubasaki – Averaged 14.3 points in three games, all Dragons victories.

Girls basketballSydne Caddy, Kinnick – Scored 23 points and shot 5-for-5 from the foul line in her final game in Red Devils uniform.Sarah Claypool, Yokota – Averaged 16 points, 12.5 rebounds and six steals as the Panthers won twice.Naomi Ziola, Perry – Scored 11 points and recorded six steals and six blocked shots, helping the Samurai edge Senri Osaka International.Glenesha Berryman, Seoul American – Averaged 14.6 points and 9.3 rebounds as the Falcons won two of three games.