AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFlag Football Upset: American Samoa stunned defending world champion Team USA 38-32 at the 2026 IFAF Men’s Flag Football World Championships in Düsseldorf, ending a 14-year U.S. unbeaten run. Olympic Spotlight: With LA 2028 flag football looming, the win puts American Samoa in the spotlight as the U.S. still fights for its Olympic path. Local Pride & Culture: A separate Utah visit story highlights how Tafuna High School blends Samoan culture and tradition into football—something mainland Polynesian players say they don’t always experience. Community Service: Congresswoman Uifa’atali Amata congratulated University of Arizona student Haylie-Jeanette Tuiasosopo for completing an internship with the American Samoa District Office, including work tied to passports and immigration services. Public Works Dispute: Senator Togiola T.A. Tulafono says new raised crosswalks and road signs installed by Public Works are illegal, arguing they don’t match the American Samoa Code on traffic-control devices. Youth Leadership: Kagman High School teacher Elizabeth Basa and student Cyrena Ada took part in the Young People’s Continental Congress in Philadelphia, bringing American Samoa’s voice to a national civic forum. AmeriCorps Expansion: EPIC received approval for three AmeriCorps VISTA members to strengthen workforce development and economic opportunity across American Samoa.
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