The John F. Kennedy High School men’s soccer team maintains their undefeated streak as they won against the Okkodo High School men’s soccer team on Tuesday, Nov. 27, 2018. <\/span><\/p>\n

The JFK Islanders vs. Okkodo Bulldogs men\u2019s soccer game took place from 6 to 8pm at JFK\u2019s Ramsey Field in Upper Tumon.  <\/span><\/p>\n

The Islanders have won 9 games total with 0 losses, upholding their undefeated title for this season. <\/span><\/p>\n

JFK soccer team coach, Eladio Manansala always encourages his team with advice and a pre- game ritual. Before every game, coach Manansala gathers his team to remind them to always be prepared for anything and to never underestimate the opponent. <\/span><\/p>\n

John P. Halili, a sophomore at JFK who has been playing soccer for 8 years, believes that they will remain undefeated as he notices his team has been improving with every game. <\/span><\/p>\n

\u201cI\u2019m confident about making it to finals but our team still needs improvement. We may be number 1, but it doesn\u2019t mean we are unstoppable,\u201d Halili stated.  <\/span><\/p>\n

With only 2 games left in the regular season, the team is edging near finals but are hopeful that they will remain undefeated.  <\/span><\/p>\n

JFK takes 10-1 win against Okkodo on Tuesday, Nov. 27, 2018.<\/div>

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Okkodo team players stretching and practicing before the game.<\/div>

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JFK team players practicing before the game.<\/div>

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Goalies preparing before the game.<\/div>

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ROTC team holds up Guam and USA flag as both teams and audience sing the national anthems.<\/div>

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JFK team huddle as their pre-game ritual.<\/div>

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Okkodo team huddle as their pre-game ritual.<\/div>

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Bright lights illuminate the soccer field as both teams play.<\/div>

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JFK and Okkodo soccer team playing against each other.<\/div>

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Audience's eyes glued to the soccer game.<\/div>

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Okkodo player attempting to block JFK from passing the soccer ball.<\/div>

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Okkodo player running alongside the soccer ball.<\/div>

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Okkodo team attempts to make a goal.<\/div>

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JFK player #4 throws the soccer ball to resume the game.<\/div>

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JFK team players sitting on the bench, cheering on their fellow teammates.<\/div>

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Okkodo team players sitting on the bench, cheering on their fellow teammates.<\/div>

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Okkodo players congratulate each other despite their defeat.<\/div>

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JFK players congratulate each other on winning the soccer game.<\/div>

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JFK and Okkodo team congratulate each other after the game.<\/div>

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JFK player #15, John P. Halili poses for a picture after the game.<\/div>

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JFK soccer team players pose for a picture after their win (Left to right) Allan Aranas, Sebastian A., Logan Conception, Justin Cruz, John P. Halili<\/div>

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