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Football PostseasonFar East High School Division II football championshipZama American 35, Robert D. Edgren 20Saturday at Camp Zama, JapanEdgren 0 12 0 8—20Zama 14 6 6 9—35First quarterZama—Raymond Bestor 20 pass from David Coleman (Rafael Morales kick), 7-0, 7:10Zama—Andre Encarnacion 11 run (Rafael Morales kick), 14-0, 10:16Second quarterEdgren—Louis Murphy 12 run (kick failed), 14-6, 2:47Edgren—Tristan Jefferson 28 pass from Leo Austin (run failed), 14-12, 6:53Zama—Andre Encarnacion 4 run (kick failed), 10:05Third quarterZama—Andre Encarnacion 9 run (kick failed), 26-12, 5:22Fourth quarterZama—Safety, Holden Limas tackled Khalil Williams in end zone, 28-12, 1:46Zama—Mitchell Harrison 3 run (Rafael Morales kick), 35-12, 4:49Edgren—Khalil Williams 14 pass from Leo Austin (Tristan Jefferson run), 35-20, 12:00

Edgren ZamaFirst downs 8 16Rushes-yards 25-60 52-312Comp.-att.-int 16-7-0 7-3-0Passing yards 106 52Total offense 41-166 59-364Returns-yards 2-38 2-32Total yards 204 396Fumbles lost 1 2Penalties-yards lost 10-805-50

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSRushing — Edgren: Tristan Jefferson 15-32, Louis Murphy 4-16, Aric Butterfield 2-11, Khalil Williams 2-3, Leo Austin 2-(-2); Zama: Andre Encarnacion 21-171, Rayvaughn King 9-69, David Coleman 5-51, Mitchell Harrison 8-17, Holden Limas 3-5, Ian Rosete 1-1, Nick Zeagler 1-1, Hiro Beale 2-0, Rafael Morales 1-(-1), Osie Cruz 1-(-2).Passing — Edgren: Leo Austin 4-9-0-93, Tristan Jefferson 3-7-0-13; Zama: Rayvaughn King 1-5-0-6, Nick Zeagler 1-1-0-26, David Coleman 1-1-0-20.Receiving — Edgren: Khalil Williams 3-54, Louis Murphy 2-25, Tristan Jefferson 1-28, Tyrone Bacalso 1-(-1); Zama: Chiharu Gomez 1-26, Raymond Bester 1-20, David Coleman 1-6.

VolleyballFar East High School Girls Division I (large schools) Volleyball TournamentSaturday at Guam High School, Agana Heights, GuamAcademy of Our Lady of Guam def. Simon Sanchez 19-25, 25-20, 15-11, seventh and eighth placeKubasaki def. Southern 27-25, 24-26, 15-13, fifth and sixth placeSeisen International def. Christian Academy Japan 26-24, 25-15, third and fourth placeAmerican School In Japan def. Nile C. Kinnick 25-17, 21-25, 25-20, 25-20, championship and second place.

Wall of Champions1976—Wagner, Clark Air Base, Philippines1977—International School of Manila1978—International School of Manila1979—Zama American, Japan1980—International School of Manila1981—Zama American, Japan1982—International School of Manila1983—Seisen International, Tokyo1984—George Washington, Guam1985—St. Maur International, Japan1986—American School In Japan1987—American School In Japan1988—Zama American, Japan1989—Academy of Our Lady, Guam1990—Seisen International, Tokyo1991—American School In Japan1992—Academy of Our Lady, Guam1993—Seisen International, Tokyo1994—Academy of Our Lady, Guam1995—Academy of Our Lady, Guam1996—Academy of Our Lady, Guam1997—Zama American, Japan1998—Academy of Our Lady, Guam1999—Academy of Our Lady, Guam2000—St. John’s, Guam2001—Christian Academy In Japan2002—Southern, Guam2003—Academy of Our Lady, Guam2004—Academy of Our Lady, Guam2005—Christian Academy In Japan2006—American School In Japan2007—Christian Academy In Japan2008—American School In Japan2009—Christian Academy Japan2010—Seoul American2011—American School In Japan2012—American School In Japan

AwardsMost Valuable Player — Liz Thornton, American School In Japan (two-time selection)All-Tournament team — Thornton (three-time selection), Mia Weinland, Baileigh Gibson (two-time selection), American School In Japan; Jerimae Capuyan, Mashiya McKinney (three-time selection), Michayla Robinson, Nile C. Kinnick; Bianca Endo, Seisen International; Isabelle Charley, Rachel Willsen, Christian Academy Japan; Keila Welky, Kubasaki; Paige Surber, Southern; Ladera Linn, Academy of Our Lady of Guam; Stephanie Bordallo, Giselle Kho, Evelene Cruz, Simon Sanchez.

Girls basketballGuamJohn F. Kennedy 37, Guam High 26Friday at Agana HeightsJFK....... 12 9 4 12—37GHS....... 5 8 8 5—26Scoring — GHS: Alison Bowman 11.

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