Earlier this month, we hosted our annual 7.5K/2K flag run! We are as dedicated to serving our community as anyone else, and that’s exactly what our flag run is meant to do. This year, we were able to raise $21,000 that will be benefiting various local organizations such as Big Brothers Big Sisters Guam, Catholic Social Services, and Guam Girl Scouts. Learn about results of the race and more below.
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On June 9, amateur and endurance runners alike joined up to raise money for their community. Over the nine years of the event’s history, the Nissan Guam Flag Run has raised nearly $140,000 for local organizations! This year, beneficiaries like Big Brothers Big Sisters Guam, Catholic Social Services, and Guam Girl Scouts received donations that will help them provide much-needed services to children in the area.
The first-place male finisher of the 7.5K race was Ryan Matienzo with an impressive time of 25 minutes and 55 seconds. Yumika Sugahara took the top female honors after finishing the 7.5K in 30 minutes and 45 seconds. On the 2K side of things, it was Owen Zura as the top male with a time of eight minutes and 14 seconds while Mia Blas was the number one female at eight minutes and 26 seconds.
This event is always one we look forward to. To learn how you can get involved with next year’s run, contact us! We are always looking for more willing participants.
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