Triple J Auto Group Robbie Webber Spring 2025 season to kick off Feb. 22

[February 3, 2025 – Harmon, Guam] Like many youth players, 12-year-old Caden Ando started playing football in the Triple J Auto Group Robbie Webber Youth League because a friend recruited him to try the sport and the rest is history.

“I started playing soccer because my friend actually pulled me into playing,” said Ando, who will suit up for one of the NAPA Rovers FC U13 teams in the youth league. “I look forward to the games in the league starting up soon because we can see how we’re doing and what we need to practice on for the next games.

“It would be good to get more players in the league. I would tell my friends that soccer is really a fun sport, and even if they don’t really have an interest at first, I would just tell them to try it out and see how it goes,” added Ando, who also said he dreams to play football professionally in the future.

The 2025 Spring season of the Triple J Auto Group Robbie Webber Youth League is set to kick off Feb. 22 at the Guam Football Association National Training Center with five different age groups: U6, U8, U10, U13, and U16 Boys. The sixth age group, the U17 Girls Division, is set to kick off earlier on Feb. 8.

All of Guam FA’s 13 member clubs will participate in the youth league: Crushers FC, Dededo SC, ASC Trust Islanders FC, Quality Distributors FC, NAPA Rovers FC, Sidekick SC, Southern Cobras SC, GTA Southern Heat, Bank of Guam Strykers FC, Tigers FC, Tumon Typhoons FC, Wings FC, and Guam Shipyard Wolverines SC.

To participate in the youth league, players must first be registered with one of the listed clubs. Once registered with a club, players must be registered with GFA. All registration is done online via PowerUp Sports. Club information, including club representatives and training schedules, are online on the official GFA Web site: https://guamfa.com/member-clubs/

Club information is available by clicking on each club’s respective logo on the page. All information is provided periodically by each club, although the most current information is available by contacting the club’s representative.

“Soccer is a great sport for all kids and even kids who never played any sport before,” said Andy Ursua, one of NAPA Rovers FC U13 coaches who organized a training session for Ando and his teammates at a recent club practice day at St. John’s School. “The sport teaches basic movements for any sport, like running, coordination, and control. The sport also teaches many things like teamwork, discipline and also helps in personal development. The kids who train in outside leagues, we see many of them succeed in school also. The young players are constantly learning to be better on the field and also with anything else they want to achieve outside of the sport.”

Schedules for the U17 Girls Division are now available at https://guamfa.powerupsports.com The same site will also list schedules for all other age groups once all team numbers from the clubs are submitted to GFA.

For more information about the league, contact GFA via phone at 671 637 4321 ext. 202 or via E-mail at [email protected]