TOKYO — The Mustangs would have preferred a different outcome, but for the first time in school history American School In Japan hosted a night football game Saturday at its newly lighted, field-turfed stadium.

DeEric Harvin ran for a touchdown and threw his eighth TD pass of the season, sparking Yokota to a 29-0 victory over ASIJ.

It was the Panthers’ Pacific-record 41st consecutive regular-season victory.

“It was great,” Yokota coach Tim Pujol said of playing night ball at Mustang Valley. “The field is super-nice, the lighting is very good. It’s a real pleasure. It’s a great thing.”

The Panthers improved to 2-0; ASIJ dropped its season opener for the second straight year.

Harvin went 5-for-7 for 101 yards, including a 69-yard TD pass to Phillip Williams.

Yokota’s Tony Presnell ran 13 times for 121 yards, including a 31-yard scoring run. Anthony McNeill returned from an ankle injury and ran for 89 yards on 13 attempts.

Derek Seward sparkled on defense for Yokota, returning an interception 21 yards for a score and recording a safety on a punting down. Andrew Conkling and Harvin each recovered fumbles for Yokota.

The game was originally scheduled for Friday night, but was postponed due to Typhoon Fitow.

GuamSimon Sanchez 22, Guam High 12: At Upper Tumon, the Panthers’ dream of winning their first two games for the first time in school history came crashing down at the hands of league co-leader Simon Sanchez.

It was a back-and-forth battle for three quarters, but Franklin Sojo’s 80-yard touchdown on a kick return in the fourth gave the Sharks (2-0) the lead for good at 15-12.

The return was preceded by Chris Brown’s second touchdown of the game, a 95-yard interception return that put the Panthers (1-1) on top 12-7. Brown also caught an 85-yard touchdown pass in the second quarter from Paul Craimins, who was 5-for-13 for 141 yards.

Penalties and lack of proper tackling doomed the Panthers, coach Brandon Miller said.

“We’ll still be strong. We’ll bounce back,” Miller said. “They need to realize that they have to play as a team and work harder.”

Freelance writers Brett Maluwelmeng and Anthony Francisco contributed to this report.

Scoreboard

Football

Guam

W L Pct. PF PA

Father Duenas 2 0 1.000 49 0

Simon Sanchez 2 0 1.000 35 18

Guam High 1 1 .500 35 22

George Washington 1 1 .500 26 25

Southern 0 2 .000 12 42

John F. Kennedy 0 2 .000 0 50

Friday’s game

George Washington 20, Southern 12

Saturday’s games

Father Duenas 27, John F. Kennedy 0

Simon Sanchez 22, Guam High 12

Friday, Sept. 14

Simon Sanchez at John F. Kennedy, 7 p.m.

Saturday, Sept. 15

Guam High at Southern, 10 a.m.

Father Duenas at George Washington, 7 p.m.

Japan

Saturday’s game

Yokota 29, American School In Japan 0

Monday’s game

Kinnick at Zama, 7 p.m.

Friday, Sept. 14

Kinnick at Yokota, 7 p.m.

Edgren at Zama, 7 p.m.

Cross country

Saturday

At Negishi Naval Housing Area Yokohama

Boys team scores

Yokohama International 22, St. Maur International 35

Zama American 26, St. Maur International 31

Yokohama International 25, Zama American 32

Christian Academy In Japan 17, Nile C. Kinnick 46

Boys individual results

1, Andrew Quallio, Zama American, 13:31

2, Kevin Blackburn, Zama American, 13:58

3, Blake Bannister, Christian Academy In Japan, 14:06

4, Donnie Schaeffer, Christian Academy In Japan, 14:50

5, Michael Kaneko, Yokohama International, 14:52

6, Seikichi Kuma, Christian Academy In Japan, 14:58

7, David Bailey, Nile C. Kinnick, 15:10

8, Adam Wahid, St. Maur International, 15:14

9, Taro Sawada, Christian Academy In Japan, 15:24

10, Amos Cole, Christian Academy In Japan, 15:28

Girls team scores

Yokohama International 24, St. Maur International 32

St. Maur International def. Zama American, incomplete team

Yokohama International def. Zama American, incomplete team

Christian Academy In Japan 24, Nile C. Kinnick 32

International School of the Sacred Heart 26, Nile C. Kinnick 31

Girls individual results

1, Anna Novick, St. Maur International, 16:01

2, Nako Nakatsuka, International School of the Sacred Heart, 16:20

3, Gee Mi Jorde, Nile C. Kinnick, 16:47

4, Nadine Mulvany, Nile C. Kinnick, 17:16

5, Hikari Morimoto, Christian Academy In Japan, 17:19

6, Krysta Carrick, Christian Academy In Japan, 17:21

7, Marisa Foxwell, Christian Academy In Japan, 17:42

8, Miriam Ojima, Christian Academy In Japan, 17:52

9, Tamara Destribats, Yokohama International, 18:23

10, Florence Belocopitow, International School of the Sacred Heart, 18:27

Tennis

Saturday

At Osan Air Base, South Korea

Boys

Yongsan International-Seoul 5, Osan American 0

Singles

Ryan Park def. Kevin Herrera 9-7

Minho Seo def. Dustin Caranci 8-2

Charles Lee def. Allen Culbreath 8-0

Doubles

Daniel Woehler and Stefan Woehler def. Dylan Stewart and Dustin Caranci 8-1

Andrew Song and Abraham Nelson def. Allen Culbreath and Dylan Stewart 8-0

Girls

Yongsan International-Seoul 5, Osan American 0

Singles

Sharon Kim def. Hannah Nye 8-4

Jena Kim def. Elizabeth Ochoa 8-4

Jennifer Hwang def. Leslie Stake 8-1

Doubles

Sophia Pae and Melissa Kim def. Katelyn Stokes and Rushay Hays 8-2

Christine Kim and Christine Chung def. Alexandra Scotti and Fatimah McKowski 8-5

Friday

At Seoul

Boys

Seoul Foreign 5, Osan American 0

Singles

Chan Park def. Kevin Herrera 8-0

Chris Richardson def. Dustin Caranci 9-7

Donald Huh def. Dylan Stewart 8-0

Doubles

Remco Rademaker and Brian Han def. Kevin Herrera and Dustin Caranci 8-2

Will Richards and Daniel Han def. Allen Culbreath and Dylan Stewart 8-1

Girls

Seoul Foreign 5, Osan American 0

Singles

Irene Oh def. Hannah Nye 8-1

Estelle Kim def. Elizabeth Ochoa 8-1

Ellie Fry def. Leslie Stake 8-0

Doubles

Nathalie Versavel and Chelsea Kim def. Katelyn Stokes and Rushay Hays 8-0

Namrata Batra and Jana Schmalohr def. Alexandra Scotti and Fatimah McKowski 8-0

Boys volleyball

Saturday

Yongsan International-Seoul def. Osan American 25-21, 25-22, 25-22

At Osan Air Base, South Korea

Spike kills-Osan American, Sean Moye 15. Service aces-Osan American, Dan Arnold 5. Defensive digs-Osan American, Dan Arnold 8, Sean Moye 8.

International Christian-Pyongtaek 25-15, 25-17, 23-25, 25-14

At Camp Red Cloud, South Korea

Serving-International Christian-Uijongbu, Joseph Kim 14-for-16; Dohson Kim 11-for-14, 5 aces; David Kim 8-for-10.

Friday

Seoul Foreign def. Osan American 25-20, 25-21, 30-32, 25-19

At Seoul

Spike kills-Osan American, Dan Arnold 10, Sean Moye 10. Defensive digs-Osan American, Dan Arnold 6.

International Christian-Uijongbu def. Global Visions Christian 25-14, 25-23, 22-25, 32-34, 15-13

At Camp Stanley, South Korea

Serving-ICS-Uijongbu, Dohson Kim 17-for-21, 6 aces; Isaac Brazil 16-for-20, 6 aces; team 90-for-111, 23 aces. Block points-ICS-Uijongbu, Joseph Kim 3; team 7.

Noteworthy-Eagles opened with a victory after going winless all of last season.

Taegu American def. Seoul American 25-11, 26-28, 25-22, 25-18

At Camp Walker, South Korea

Spiking-Seoul American, Andrew Luna 15 in 27 attempts; Chris DeFrancisco 8 in 15 attempts; Sean Grandy 7 in 15 attempts. Serving-Seoul American, Chris DeFrancisco 14-for-14, Eric Tarikas 17-for-18. Block points-Seoul American, Chris DeFrancisco 3.

Girls volleyball

Saturday

Osan American def. Yongsan International-Seoul 25-18, 25-16, 25-14

At Osan Air Base, South Korea

Serving-Osan American, Laura Vega 17-for-17, Olivia Dickinson 16-for-16. Set assists-Osan American, Celine Baldevia 10. Defensive digs-Osan American, Nicole Sparks 6, Olivia Dickinson 6.

Seoul American def. Taejon Christian International 25-16, 25-14, 25-12

At Daejeon, South Korea

Spiking-Seoul American, Avianca Manning 7 in 13 attempts, Gaby Matautia 6 in 9 attempts, Erica Anglade 5 in 7 attempts. Serving-Seoul American, Erica Anglade 11-for-11; Gaby Matautia 10-for-10; Kristina Queen 10-for-12. Set assists-Seoul American, Kristina Queen 22.

Friday

Seoul American def. Taegu American 25-13, 25-21, 25-15

At Camp Walker, South Korea

Spiking-Seoul American, Avianca Manning 11 in 17 attempts. Serving-Seoul American, Erica Anglade 20-for-21. Taegu American, Morgan Calisto 17-for-20, 6 aces; LaShae Denson 13-for-14, 5 aces. Set assists-Seoul American, Kristina Queen 18. Taegu American, Morgan Calisto 11. Block points-Taegu American, LaShae Denson 3. Defensive digs-Seoul American, Gaby Matautia 8, Erica Anglade 6. Taegu American, Morgan Calisto 9, LaShae Denson 9, Kristina Bergman 8, Rebecca Wyche 6.

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