GFA donates equipment to member clubs ahead of Robbie Webber league

Hagåtña, Guam – Ahead of the Triple J Auto Group Robbie Webber Youth League kickoff, the Guam Football Association has bolstered its member clubs with a fresh supply of training gear. On Feb. 4, GFA distributed balls, bibs, ladders, and markers to ensure every team from U6 through U17 can prepare under optimal conditions.

Valentino San Gil, GFA president, said the donation is part of a broader push to raise standards across the island. “As clubs prepare for the league, we wanted to guarantee that all teams train with a sufficient amount of football equipment,” San Gil stated. “These tools are essential for coaches to teach the fundamental skills of football and to keep our clubs equipped to develop top-quality players.”

San Gil added that GFA will continue staging instructional coaching sessions, talent-development programs, and talent-identification initiatives. “A bright future awaits our young athletes,” he said.

Among the recipients, Quality Distributors FC coach Nico Fujikawa praised the move. “On behalf of Quality Distributors FC, I would like to express our sincere gratitude to all those at GFA who made this donation possible,” Fujikawa remarked. “It is because of your hard work and dedication to the beautiful game that our club remains equipped to continue producing top-quality players. Biba GFA!”

The league’s spring season officially opens Feb. 21 for most age divisions. The U17 Girls Division already started on Feb. 7, while the U14 Astra Division—an all-girls competition—will begin Mar. 14.

Parents wishing to register their children can visit guamfa.com, click “Join A Club,” select a club, and contact club representatives for training schedules and registration assistance.