THE Braves continue to rack up wins in the senior division of the 2026 Saipan Little League Inc. after delivering a dominant 16-0 performance over Ol’Aces at the Francisco “Tan Ko” Palacios Baseball Field on Saturday.
IN a night marked by reflection, record-breaking achievements, and celebration, the 2025 Northern Marianas Sports Association Awards Banquet, sponsored by the Tan Siu Lin Foundation, was held at Crowne Plaza Resort Saipan to honor the induction of John Davis into the CNMI Sports Hall of Fame.
MP United Football Club recorded their first win in the B division of the Dove Women’s League Spring 2026 on Sunday night, edging Matansa Football Club 2-1 in a match held at the NMI Soccer Training Center in Koblerville.
By James [email protected] News Staff SATURDAY night celebrated the pinnacle of sports excellence during the Northern Mariana Sports Association annual banquet, sponsored by the Tan Siu Lin Foundation. The event, held at Hibiscus Hall of Crowne Plaza Resort Saipan, also crowned two…
MOUNT Carmel School proved they belong among the elite in the boys’ high school division of the PSS-NMIBF Interscholastic Basketball League, school year 2025–26, after escaping with a heart-pounding 50-49 victory over Marianas High School V on Friday at the Marianas High School gym.
(SBA) — Get ready for an exhilarating season as the Saipan Billiards Association kicks off its 31st Budweiser Open 8-Ball League! Team registration is now officially open, and aspiring captains and co-captains can pick up registration forms.
A Saipan International School player returns a shot during a co-ed high school match in the PSS-NMBA Interscholastic Badminton League SY25-26 at the Ada gym. Photo by James F. Sablan Jr.
Mount Carmel School climbed higher in the boys high school standings of the PSS-NMIBF Interscholastic Basketball League SY25-26 with a dominant 55-7 win over Saipan International School on Wednesday evening at the Ada gym. Photo by James F. Sablan Jr.
WEEK 3 in the co-ed elementary school division of the PSS-NMIVA Interscholastic Volleyball League SY25-26 had contenders continuing to fight for positioning, while San Vicente Elementary School I stood out among the competition, remaining the only undefeated team after games concluded at the Oleai …