Stingy defense and horrid weather combined to hold two high-scoring Japan teams’ offenses in check, with Zama posting the game’s only touchdown in a critical Friday showdown between Division II title contenders.
A strong running game spearheaded by Eddie Kim and Josh Low and a sturdy defense helped keep Osan in the hunt for its second DODEA-Pacific Division II title in six years.
A week after a one-sided home loss to Kadena, Tre Bennett and Arashi Blocton saw to it the same would not happen again to Nile C. Kinnick during its first road trip of the season.
On the last day of their four-week internship program here, the Japanese college students who had participated earned high praise from the U.S. Army Garrison Japan commander for their efforts.
Daegu Middle-High School’s football team will continue playing this season, but as a junior varsity program in the wake of injuries suffered in last Saturday’s truncated loss at Zama, DODEA-Pacific and Daegu school officials said Tuesday.
Having taken their lumps in their season-opening games, Humphreys and Kadena hit the road this weekend – the Blackhawks for the second straight week – looking to right their ships.
Yokota High School, in conjunction with the Department of Defense Education Activity Pacific and Japan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, hosted the Student Educational Exchange and Dialogue project, Sept. 9-10, to give American and Japanese students a unique opportunity to interact with and learn alongside one another.
Members from Yokota Air Base, Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA), U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and Nippo Corporation pose for a group photo during a groundbreaking ceremony for the DoDEA Pacific East district superintendent office at Yokota Air Base, Japan, Sept. 1, 2023.
