Guam Soccer League

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Football league

Budweiser G-LeagueOrganising body| Guam Football Association (GFA)

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Founded| 1990; 35 years ago (1990)
Country| Guam
Confederation| AFC
Divisions| 2
Number of clubs| 15
Level on pyramid| 1
Domestic cup(s)| Guam FA Cup
International cup(s)| AFC Challenge League
Marianas Club Championship
Current champions| Wings (2nd title)
Most championships| Guam Shipyard (9 titles)
Top goalscorer| Marcus Lopez
(225 goals)
Broadcaster(s)| FIFA+ (live streaming)
Website| www.guamfa.com
Current: 2025 Guam Soccer League

The Budweiser G-League is the men's top level professional football league of the Guam Football Association in the United States territory of Guam.[1] Previously, the then GSL was divided into Spring and Fall seasons. When the champions of both seasons were different, a one-off match was played to decide the year's overall champion.

## Clubs

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There are currently 15 clubs competing in the 2024 league. Prior to the 2024 season, there was an amateur league that merged with the G League.[2]

2024
Club  | 2022-23
Position  | Top
division
titles  | Most
recent top
division title

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BOG Strykers | 2nd | 0 | \-
Beercelona | 8th (Amateur) | 0 | \-
Crushers FC | 4th (Amateur) | 0 | \-
Dededo SC | 12th (Amateur) | 0 | \-
Guam Shipyard | 2nd | 9 | 2006
Islanders FC | 3rd | 0 | \-
NAPA Rovers | 6th | 6 | 2018-19
Quality Distributors | 4th | 6 | 2012-13
Sidekicks SC | 2nd (Amateur) | 0 | \-
Southern Heat Omega | 7th (Amateur) | 0 | \-
Southern Cobras SC | 5th (Amateur) | 0 | \-
Tigers FC | Did not compete | 0 | \-
Tumon Typhoons | Did not compete | 0 | \-
UOG Tritons | 1st (Amateur) | 4 | 1993
Wings FC | 1st | 1 | 2022-23

## Previous champions

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Champions were:[3]

* 1990: University of Guam
* 1991: University of Guam
* 1992: University of Guam
* 1993: University of Guam
* 1994: Tumon Taivon (Tamuning)
* 1995: G-Force (Continental Micronesia)
* 1996: G-Force
* 1997: Tumon
* 1998 Overall: Anderson
* 1998 Spring: Anderson
* 1998 Fall: Island Cargo
* 1999 Overall: Coors Light Silver Bullets
* 1999 Spring: Carpet One
* 1999 Fall: Coors Light Silver Bullets
* 2000 Overall: Coors Light Silver Bullets
* 2000 Spring: Coors Light Silver Bullets
* 2000 Fall: Navy
* 2001 Overall: Staywell Zoom
* 2001 Spring: Coors Light Silver Bullets
* 2001 Fall : Staywell Zoom
* 2002 Overall: Guam Shipyard
* 2002 Spring : Guam Shipyard
* 2002 Fall: Guam Shipyard
* 2003 Overall: Guam Shipyard
* 2003 Spring : Guam Shipyard
* 2003 Fall: Guam Shipyard
* 2004 Overall: Guam U18
* 2004 Spring : Guam U18
* 2004 Fall: Guam U18
* 2005 Overall: Guam Shipyard
* 2005 Spring: Guam Shipyard
* 2005 Fall: Guam Shipyard
* 2006 Overall: Guam Shipyard
* 2006 Spring: Guam Shipyard
* 2006 Fall: Guam Shipyard
* 2007 Spring: Quality Distributors
* 2007–08: Quality Distributors
* 2008–09: Quality Distributors
* 2009–10: Quality Distributors
* 2010–11: Cars Plus
* 2011–12: Quality Distributors
* 2012–13: Quality Distributors
* 2013–14: Rovers
* 2014–15: Rovers
* 2015–16: Rovers
* 2016–17: Rovers
* 2017–18: Rovers
* 2018–19: Rovers
* 2019–20: Season cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic in Guam
* 2020–22: No season
* 2022–23: Wings
* 2024: Wings

## Total championships

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The number of league championships that clubs in Guam have attained.

Club
| Number of Championships

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Guam Shipyard (also as Staywell, Coors Light, G-Force) | 9
Quality Distributors | 6
Rovers | 6
University of Guam | 4
Tumon Soccer Club (also as Tumon Taivon) | 2
Wings | 2
Anderson Soccer Club | 1
Guam U-18 | 1
Cars Plus | 1

## Top goalscorers

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Season  | Player  | Team  | Goals

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Fall 2006

|  Eric Sotto | Under-17 National |

Spring 2007

|  Eric Sotto | Under-19 National |

2007-08

| Ashton Surber | NO KA OI |

2008-09

|  Min Sung Choi | Paintco Strykers |

2009-10

|  Min Sung Choi | Strykers |

Matthew Welton | Quality Distributors

2010-11

|  Elias Merfalen | Cars Plus FC |

2011-12

|  Scott Spindel | Quality Distributors |

Jason Cunliffe | Guam Shipyard

2012-13

|  Scott Spindel | Quality Distributors |

2013-14

| Ashton Surber | Southern Cobras |

Jason Cunliffe | Rovers

2014-15

|  Ian Mariano | Rovers |

32[4]

2015-16

|  Min Sung Choi | Guam Shipyard |

2016-17

|  Min Sung Choi | Guam Shipyard |

32[5]

2017-18

| Ashton Surber | ISL |

38[6]

2018-19

|  Min Sung Choi | Rovers |

36[7]

2022-23

|  Marcus Lopez | Strykers |

2024

|  Ivan Tcheugoue | Wings |

Most time top goalscorer league

* 5 times
* Min Sung Choi (2008-09, 2009-10, 2015-16, 2016-17 and 2018-19)

Most goals scored by a player in a single season

* 42 goals
* Scott Spindel (2012-13)

Most goals scored by a player in a single game

* 12 goals
* Marcus Lopez (Strykers) 22-0 against Crushers (25 February 2024)

### All-time goalscorers

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Rank  | Country  | Player  | Goals  | Years

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1  |  | Marcus Lopez | 225  | 2009
2  |  | Min Sung Choi | 223  | 2008
3  |  | Scott Spindel  | 183  | 2009
4  |  | Jason Cunliffe | 153  | 2007

## Multiple hat-tricks

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Rank  | Country  | Player  | Hat-tricks

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1  |  | Keyth Ordonez  | 7
| Yvan Tcheugoue
3  |  | Justin Cruz  | 6
| Marcus Lopez
5  |  | Brandon Auayan  | 5
6  |  | Yaw Boateng  | 4
7  |  | Seth Surber  | 3
| Elder de Castro
| Beau Perez
10  |  | Kai Cryster  | 2
| Gavin Baker
| Kyle Halehale
| Antonio Prieto
| Nathan Nuwer
| Samuel Stenson
| Nathan Toves
| Ryutaro Yoshihara
18  |  | Raito Atsuta  | 1
| Yong Beon Lee
| Valiant Borja
| Michael Castaneda
| Gabriel Dixon
| Noah Dueñas
| Caleb Elwell
| Micah Elwell
| Malakai Feliciano
| Sin Heon Kim
| Gilbert Hollingsworth
| Alesana Jorlang
| Taiyo Kanekatsu
| Damien Khoo
| Timothy Louston
| Edwin Manibusan
| Shawn-Paul Martinez
| Lealem Mengistu
| Tyler Pangelinon
| Jaydel Rink
| Adam Rivera
| Kian Rivera
| Michael Rosario
| Caleb Sablan
| Sydney Talledo
| Atreu Tapao
| Jherico Tiamzon
| Jack Tran
| Shinsuke Uejima
| Colin Urquilla
| Don Weakley
| Dietrich Weathington

## References

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1. ^ "Schedule and Results". Guam FA. Archived from the original on 28 January 2016. Retrieved 9 February 2017.
2. ^ Stokkermans, Karel. "Guam 2022/23". RSSSF. Retrieved 1 July 2024.
3. ^ "Guam - List of Champions". RSSSF. Retrieved 30 September 2011.
4. ^ "Guam Football Association - Schedule & Results". www.guamfa.com. Archived from the original on 2014-02-03.
5. ^ "2016 - 2017 Division 1 Statistics Week 20" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2019-07-10.
6. ^ "2017 - 2018 One League Statistics Week 24" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2019-07-28.
7. ^ "2018 - 2019 Budweiser Premier Soccer League Statistics Final" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2019-07-28.

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* BOG Strykers
* Guam Shipyard
* Islanders
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* NAPA Rovers
* Quality Distributors
* Sidekicks
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