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Trojans and Panthers continue recent dominance at the Far East cheerleading championships.Trojans and Panthers continue recent dominance at the Far East cheerleading championships.
Watch out for No. 11, the mantra went according to opposing coaches entering this week’s Far East High School Girls Division II Basketball Tournament.
For Zama’s boys basketball team, the genesis of the Trojans’ repeat Far East Division II title run might have been their 53-47 quarterfinal loss Jan. 23 to St. Mary’s in the American School In Japan Kanto Classic, coach Sentwali Helton said.
Isaiah Kimbrough and Nile C. Kinnick keep inventing ways to win basketball games in heart-stopping fashion.
Defense ruled the day Tuesday as Humphreys captured its first Far East girls basketball title in school history.
It wasn’t easy. The Humphreys senior 121-pounder had to survive a 14-11 decision over Kanto Plain champion Ryan Murase of St. Mary’s. But he finally stepped off the mat as a Far East champion.
The Panthers haven’t lost at an event all season and hope to sweep the Far East boys wrestling individual and dual meets that start Monday.
Zama won the Division II boys Far East basketball title a year ago and wants to hang up another banner at the school.Zama won the Division II boys Far East basketball title a year ago and wants to hang up another banner at the school.
The Samurai girls have never won a Far East basketball title. Kadena and American School In Japan are among the contenders in the Division I tournament.
Panthers win both the individual and dual-meet wrestling tournaments at the Division I level and the Trojans duplicate that feat for D-II.Panthers win both the individual and dual-meet wrestling tournaments at the Division I level and the Trojans duplicate that feat for D-II.
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Things didn’t look good for Lucia Ada as she tweaked a thigh muscle during her first match Wednesday at 101 pounds.