Eurocar Sidekick SC wins Ma'gas Masters League for three-peat

Hagåtña, Guam – Eurocar Sidekick SC etched its name deeper into Ma’gas Masters League history on Sunday, completing a championship three-peat with a decisive 4-2 victory over Gino’s Islanders FC in the 2025-2026 title match at the Guam Football Association National Training Center.

Forward Quinn Yeomans paced the champions with a brace, while Carl Powell and Yu Tanabe added single strikes to account for all four Sidekick goals. The win caps a dominant campaign that saw the club finish atop the regular-season table and surge through the playoffs without defeat.

Abdou Lalene, whose scoring exploits have become a hallmark of the Sidekick dynasty, collected his second consecutive Golden Boot award as the league’s leading marksman during the regular season. Lalene also tallied twice in the semifinal rout of Bank of Guam Strykers Masters, underscoring his value to the repeat champions.

Following the final whistle, players received gold medals and hoisted the champions trophy in a brief ceremony on the pitch. The league’s Golden Glove recipient, Pride FC goalkeeper John Lim, will be honored by his parent club, Dededo SC, at a later date.

Earlier in the day, Bank of Guam Strykers Masters seized third place with a blistering 7-2 win over FC Pride. All nine goals arrived after the interval, with Joshric Fenwick notching a hat trick and Naoki Shoji adding a pair. Dennis Bakker and Christopher Ray Santos rounded out the scoring for the Strykers, while Juan Padilla and Sangchul Hwang replied for Pride.

The road to the final saw Eurocar Sidekick SC dismantle the Strykers Masters 6-2 in the semifinals, with Lalene and Tanabe each bagging doubles and Yeomans and Byung Choi also finding the net. Gino’s Islanders FC booked their championship berth with a 5-2 triumph over FC Pride, powered by two goals from Jine Han and additional strikes by Andrew Panuska, Woo Cho, and Nestor Are.

With the three-peat now secured, Eurocar Sidekick SC sets the standard for excellence in Guam’s premier over-35 competition, while rivals begin plotting ways to dethrone the kings of the Ma’gas Masters League.