DODEA-Japan tennis and volleyball got underway as early as it ever has, Aug. 20, with matches at Yokota and Nile C. Kinnick. Cross country started Saturday with a meet at Sasebo’s Isanoura Park.
Haruki Jones thought he and Robert D. Edgren’s football team were in solid position to end a lengthy Far East Division II title drought.
Yokota began the 2024 football season like a house afire, winning its first two games before falling three times by a combined 68-36.
A new organization dedicated to promoting American football in Japan is steadily gaining momentum, leaving its mark across the Land of the Rising Sun.
Tylar Stephens and Nile C. Kinnick’s boys basketball team carried the Far East Division I Tournament banner off their home court last February after capturing the final.
Vacation Bible School students pose for a photo at Yokota Air Base, Japan, Aug. 6, 2025. This year’s theme, True North, transformed the base chapel into an Alaskan adventure.
From 48 players two seasons ago to 26 last season to just 15 out at practice on Monday, Zama’s football numbers continue to dwindle.
What does a defending champion do when its three key scorers and yardage-gainers graduate?
Outfitted in a helmet and pads for the first time since practice began Aug. 4, Braylon Stephens confessed to being a tad hot and quite nervous.
Third in a series of preseason previews detailing DODEA-Pacific football teams.
At the Military and Family Readiness Center, 41 student ambassadors representing Yokota High School and Yokota Middle School trained to be advisors, advocates and mentors for new students in the upcoming school year at Yokota Air Base, Japan, Aug. 11-12.
With the many available scholarships, grants and other options for financial aid, paying for college doesn’t have to be intimidating.
Misawa shoppers can win a share of $3,000 in Exchange gift cards in the P&G Show Your School Spirit Sweepstakes.
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