Borja, Henry Hank Hank Borja was a member of Team Guam from 1999 to 2002. Hank competed in the 2002 Asian Championship in Hong Kong, 1999 East Asian Championship in Guam, 2000 East Asian Championship in Osaka, Japan and the 2001 Asian Intercity Bowling Championship in Korea. Borja also managed the 2001 East Asian Games Bowling Team in Osaka, Japan. He is the current Assistant Manager at the Gecko Lanes Bowling Center in Andersen Air Force Base. more -->

Caasi, Nixon Nixon Caasi was a member of the Guam National Team from 1993 to 2001. Caasi competed in the 13th World Tenpin Bowling Championship in Reno, Nevada in 1995; 1994 Asian Championship in Guam; 1995 Far East Bowling Championship in Hong Kong; Asian Intercity Bowling Championship in Manila, Philippines and the 2001 East Asian Games in Osaka, Japan. more -->

Camacho, Duane Joseph Esteban Big Daddy" as tagged by the ESPN AVIVA Asian Bowling Tour is Guam's most successful bowler locally and internationally. Duane has been a mainstay member of the Guam National team since 1992 and a member of the Guam National Youth team from 1989-1996. He is the pro shop operator for Central Lanes Bowling Center. His accomplishment ranges from Bronze Medallist in the World Championship and World Youth Championship as well as a second place finish in the AVIVA Asian Bowling Tour 2002. Duane's major local titles includes 2003 & 2001 Budweiser King of the Lanes, 2002 Budweiser King of the Lanes Runner-up, 1997 & 1998 Brunswick Tournament of Champions Guam Qualifier 1st Runner Up, 1993 Guam-Saipan Columbus Day Champion, 1992 Annual Christmas Classic Champion and 1990 Guam-Saipan Columbus Day Champion. Camacho's representation in Team Guam includes the 15th WTBA World Tenpin Bowling Championship in Malaysia 2003; 13th FIQ WTBA World Tenpin Bowling Championship in Reno, Nevada 1995; AMF Bowling World Cup in Paris, France 1991; 3rd East Asian Games, Osaka, Japan 2001; 2nd East Asian Games Busan Korea 1997 where he finished in 4th place; 1st East Asian Games in Shanghai, China 1993; 2nd Brunswick Tournament of Asian Champions in Manila 1998; Asian Bowling Championships 2002 Hong Kong, 1998 Taipei, 1994 Guam, 1992 Perth Australia; Asian Bowling Tour 2003 with television exposures in the Grand Finals in Singapore, Philippines leg and Hong Kong leg; East Asian Bowling Championships in Guam 2003 and 1999 as well as in Osaka, Japan 2000; Asian Intercity Championships in 2002 Taipei, 2001 Korea, 2000 Manila and 1999 Hong Kong. His youth representation includes two World Youth Championships 1996 Hong Kong where he claimed Bronze in the Boys Masters Finals and 1994 Hermosillo, Mexico; and the Asian Youth Championships in Genting Highlands, Malaysia 1995 and Hong Kong 1993 and 1989. more -->

Castro, JD Mendiola JD is a current a member of the Guam National Team which began in the 2002 Asian Bowling Championship in Hong Kong. He has been a member of the National Youth Team since 2000 in which he represented Guam in the World Youth Championship in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. He is the 2002 Guam International Open Youth Division champion. His international experience includes the 2004 Asian Championship in Bangkok, Thailand; 15th World Tenpin Bowling Championship in Malaysia 2003; 2004 World Youth Championship in Guam; 2004 Asian Youth Championship, Hong Kong; 2004 East Asian Championship in Korea; 2003 East Asian Championship in Guam; and the 2001 Asian Intercity Bowling Championship in Korea. JD's local titles include 2002 Pepsi Youth Bowler of the Year, 2003 Columbus Day Tournament Champion and 2002 Thanksgiving Tournament Champion. He is currently employed as the Assistant Manager of da Rack.  He recently competed in the 2007 East Asian Pacific Bowling Championship in which he finished 5th in the Singles Event. more -->

Dimla, Darryl Darryl has been a member of the Guam Youth Team since 2001. His first National Team event is the 2004 Asian Championship in Bangkok, Thailand. His youth experiences include the 7th World Youth Championship 2004 in Pattaya, Thailand; 12th Asian Youth Championship 2004 in Hong Kong; and the 2002 Asian Schools Championship in Melbourne, Australia. He also represented Guam in the Asian Intercity Bowling Championship 2001 in Busan, Korea. His local credentials includes winning the Major Division of the Pepsi Youth Bowler of the Year 2001, Runner up in the Bud Prince of the Lanes 2001 and the champion of the 2002 Labor Day Tournament. more -->

Duenas, Jonathan Jonathan is a junior member of the National Team. He first competed in the 2003 East Asian Bowling Championship in Guam. He has been a member of the youth team since 2000 where he competed in the Asian Schools Championship in Bangkok, Thailand. He recently made the Top 16 Masters Finals in the 8th World Tenpin Bowling Youth Championship in Guam and the 6th Asian Schools Bowling Championship in Hong Kong in 2004. He has bowled 6 perfect games and is a student at Southern High School more -->

Elliott, Aaron Aaron Elliott is the 2004 Guam International Youth Champion and bowled a perfect game in the 2003 Open. He recently was crowned the 2004 Budweiser King of the Lanes. Elliott has been a member of the youth team since 2002. more -->

Guerrero, Keith Chargualaf Keith Guerrero began bowling as a member of the Youth Development Squad. His first competition was the Asian Schools Championship in Melbourne, Australia. At the age of 13, he won his first tournament during the Guam International Open 2004 in the Graded Division. Now considered one of Guam's top bowlers, Keith has become the youngest member of Team Guam to compete in the National Team squad. more -->

Javier, Melvin Melvin Javier first joined the squad in 2000 during the Asian Intercity Bowling Championship held in Manila followed by the East Asian Championship in Korea with his most recent stint in the 4th East Asian Games. more -->

Javier, Shellee Shellee Javier began her National Team stint in 2000 during the Asian Intercity Bowling Championship. She has competed in the 2003 Asian Intercity Bowling Championship as well as the recently completed 4th East Asian Games in Macau, China SAR in 2005. more -->

Leon Guerrero, Joseph Joaquin Jay Jay is the current Brunswick Bowling Products Amateur Staff Reprsentative on Guam and a member of the Guam National Team since 1999. He also competed as a member of the Guam National Youth team from 1997-2000. Jay has been actively competing internationally highlighted by exposure on the AVIVA Asian Bowling Tour shown live on ESPN during the Hong Kong leg. Jay's major local championships include the 2002 Budweiser King of the Lanes, 2002 Guam-Saipan Memorial Day Masters and 1999 Royal Lanes Masters. A receipient of the Guam National Olympic Committee's Achievement Award in 2000, he now serves as one of the leaders of the Guam National Team. His representation in international competition includes the 2004 Asian Championship in Bangkok, Thailand; 15th WTBA World Tenpin Bowling Championship in Malaysia; 3rd East Asian Games in Osaka, Japan; 2002 Asian Bowling Championship in Hong Kong; East Asian Championship 2003 and 1999 in Guam; 2000 East Asian Championship in Japan; Asian Intercity 1999-2001; World Youth Championships 2000 Dominican Republic and 1998 Seoul, Korea; and the Asian Youth Championship 1999 Singapore and 1997 Manila, Philippines. Jay is attending the University of Guam and is employed by Continental Airlines. more -->

Mandapat, Denny Jay Calvo Denny competed with the Guam National Team from 1997 to 2001 and represented the youth from 1994 to 1997. Denny was the second bowler from Guam to qualify for the Top 16 Masters in the World Tenpin Bowling Youth Championship. Mandapat earned his feat in Hermosillo, Mexico. more -->

Mandapat, Felymar Calvo Felymar is a current member of the Guam National Team. Her National Team debut was the 2002 Asian Championship in Hong Kong. She has also been a member of the Youth team since 1999. Felymar has qualified for the Masters Top 16 in the Asian Youth Championship 2004 and the 8th World Tenpin Bowling Youth Championship 2004, a feat unaccomplished by any other female youth bowler in the history of the Youth squad. She is currently employed by the Department of Education Teacher's Assistance program. more -->

Manibusan, Jerome Jerome is a member of the Guam Youth Team as well as assistant manager. He competed in the 12th Asian Youth Championship 2004 in Hong Kong and the 2002 Asian Schools Championship in Australia. Manibusan was the designated assistance manager for the 7th World Tenpin Bowling Youth Championship in Pattaya, Thailand as well as the 8th edition in Guam. more -->

Miranda, Joey III C. Joey serves as the current chairman of the Guam National Team, Guam Youth Team and Guam Youth Preparatory Program as well as the Secretary-General of the Congress. Miranda has been a member of the Guam National Team since 1991 and competed as a Youth team member from 1989-1991. Miranda chaired the successful hosting of the 8th World Tenpin Bowling Youth Championship and is also the Secretary-General of the Asian Seniors Bowling Council at the age of 32. His accomplishments in the bowling arena includes the lone Bronze medal for Team Guam in the 3rd East Asian Games in Osaka, Japan as well as a member of the Gold medal duo along with Anthony Padua Jr. in the 6th Asian Youth Bowling Championship in 1991. Along with Padua he also was Guam's first representative to the 1st FIQ WTBA World Youth Tenpin Bowling Championship held in Manila, Philippines in 1990. His major local titles includes the 2005 Budweiser King of the Lanes, 2004 All I Want for Christmas Tournament Champion, 2003 Guam-Saipan Memorial Day Masters Tournament, Gecko Lanes 2003 Annual Spring Championship and 2000 Super Bowl Sctach Tournament, and the 1997 & 1998 Guam Brunswick Tournament of Asian Champion. He has represented Guam in all capacities including bowler, manager, coach and delegate to the FIQ WTBA World Championships in Malaysia (2003) and Reno, Nevada (1995); Multi Sporting Events such as the 2001 World Games in Japan and the 1st, 2nd and 3rd East Asian Games; finished 6th in the qualifying rounds for the 1st Brunswick Asian Tournament of Championship in Guangzhou, China (1997); Asian Bowling Championships in Bangkok, Thailand (2004), Hong Kong (2002), Taipei (1998), Seoul, Korea (1996), Guam (1994) and Perth, Australia (1992); numerous East Asian Bowling Championships and Asian Intercity Championships. His Youth portfolio includes coaching and managing duties for the World Championships in Pattaya, Thailand (2002), Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic (2000), Seoul, Korea (1998), Hermosillo, Mexico (1994), Caracas, Venezuela (1992); Asian Youth Championships in Hong Kong, China (2003), Singapore (1999), Manila, Philippines (1997); Asian Youth Championships in Hong Kong (2004), Brisbane, Australia (2002) and Bangkok, Thailand (2001). He competed in the 1st World Youth Championship were he finished 9th in the All Events, 6th in the Doubles Event and 12th in the Masters Event; 5th Asian Youth Championship where he and Padua finished fourth in the Doubles event and the 1991 Asian Youth Championship in Guam. This volunteer Funeral Director for Our Lady of Peace is also the Operations Manager of Unity Development Corporation. more -->

Parkinson, Warren Bill Bill Parkinson served as the President of the Guam Bowling Congress from 1996 to 1998 and has been competing in numerous international events for Guam. He is a regular representative in the AMF Bowling World Cup. more -->

Russo, Frank Joseph Frank Russo is a former member of the Guam National Team from 1998 to 2003. Russo has been a consist winner in local events and shined in 1999 with two gold, one silver and two bronze medals. Russo's major local championships include back to back Central Lanes Summer Masters Tournament Championships (1998 & 1999), All I Want for Christmas Masters Tournament Championships (2000 & 2001) and two Guam-Saipan Columbus Day Masters Tournament Championship (1998 & 2000). He represented Guam in major International events such as the 2001 World Games in Japan, 2001 AMF Bowling World Cup in Pattaya, Thailand and the 3rd East Asian Games in Osaka, Japan. He also represented Team Guam in the Asian Bowling Championships 2002 Hong Kong SAR, China and 1998 Taipei, Taiwan; East Asian Bowling Championship (formerly Far East Tenpin Bowling Championship) 2003 Guam, 2000 Osaka, Japan and 1999 Guam; and the Asian Intercity Bowling Championships in 2000 Manila, Philippines and 1999 in Hong Kong SAR, China. Russo is the proprietor of Elegant Reflections and distributor of MOC Products. more -->