For current information on this topic, see Guam national football team results.

Guam

Association	Guam Football Association
Confederation	AFC (Asia)
Head coach	Norio Tsukitate
Top scorer	Zachary Pangelinan (11)
Home stadium	Guam National Football Stadium
FIFA code	GUM
FIFA ranking	186
Highest FIFA ranking	182 (August 1996)
Lowest FIFA ranking	205 (November 2004-February 2005)
Elo ranking	225
Home colours Away colours
First international
Guam 0 - 11 Fiji (Guam; August 24, 1975)
Biggest win
Guam 16 - 1 Pohnpei (Koror, Palau; July, 1998, Not full FIFA international) Guam 1 – 0 Mongolia (Manengon Hills, Guam; 11 March 2009)
Biggest defeat
North Korea 21 - 0 Guam (Taipei, Republic of China; March 11, 2005)

The Guam national football team is the national team of Guam, an overseas territory of the United States, and is controlled by the Guam Football Association. The team was founded in 1975 and joined FIFA in 1996. It is among the weakest national teams in the world and only registered its first victory over a member of FIFA on 11 March 2009 in which Guam beat Mongolia by 1-0 in the East Asian Cup Preliminary Competition on its home ground.

Contents 1 World Cup record 2 Asian Cup record 3 East Asian Football Championship record 4 AFC Challenge Cup record 5 South Pacific Games record 6 Micronesia Games 7 Current squad 8 External links

[edit] World Cup record

• 1930 to 1998 - Did not enter
• 2002 - Did not qualify
• 2006 to 2010 - Withdrew

[edit] Asian Cup record

• 1956 to 1992 - Did not enter
• 1996 to 2004 - Did not qualify
• 2007 - Did not enter
• 2011 - Did not enter

[edit] East Asian Football Championship record

• 2003 - Did not qualify (5th place in qualifiers)
• 2005 - Did not qualify (5th place in qualifiers)
• 2008 - Did not qualify (6th place in qualifiers)
• 2010 - Did not qualify (4th place in second stage of qualifiers)

[edit] AFC Challenge Cup record

• 2006 - Round 1
• 2008 - Did not qualify, 4th in qualifying group
• 2010 - Did not enter

[edit] South Pacific Games record

• 1963 - Did not enter
• 1966 - Did not enter
• 1969 - Did not enter
• 1971 - Did not enter
• 1975 - Round 1
• 1979 - Round 1
• 1983 - Did not enter
• 1987 - Did not enter
• 1991 - Round 1
• 1995 - Round 1
• 2003 - Did not enter
• 2007 - Did not enter

[edit] Micronesia Games

• 1998 - Champions
• 2001 - Did not enter

[edit] Current squad

The following players were called up for the East Asian Cup 2010 qualification.

No. Pos. Player DoB (Age) Caps Goals Club GK Joseph Laanan 14 February 1988 Guam Shipyard GK Kalen Lizama 31 August 1990 Mangilao Hyundai DF Fredrick Benton 16 June 1986 Orange Crushers DF James Gawel 29 June 1987 Purple Leopards DF Edward Christian Calvo 30 April 1990 Mangilao Hyundai DF Anthony Borja Junior 1 February 1984 Mangilao Hyundai DF Carlo Tambora 6 January 1990 No Ka Oi MF Baltazar Atalig 12 August 1990 Guam Shipyard MF Mark Chargualaf 3 January 1991 Strykers MF Dominic Gadia 18 January 1986 Quality Distributors MF Scott Leon Guerrero 22 August 1990 Loyola Marymount University MF Paul Long 22 April 1985 Quality Distributors MF Ric Francis Mantanona 25 May 1986 Quality Distributors MF Ian Mariano 7 October 1990 Monterray MF Zachary Pangelinan 16 June 1988 Guam Shipyard FW Matthew Cruz 23 June 1986 Quality Distributors FW Alan Jamison 5 October 1981 Quality Distributors FW Chris Mendiola 28 January 1990 University of Central Florida FW Elias Merfalen 7 September 1989 Guam Shipyard FW Jin Oh 5 February 1987 Boston University FW Eric Sotto 10 September 1990 Mangilao Hyundai

[edit] External links

• Guam Football Association
• Fan Club

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