include: Numiatoga (Fagatele), which is an area towards Leone's east coast. From this settlement of the 16th century Tongans, the warriors of Tutuila Island went to war with the Tongans under the leadership of Fuā'autoa, who later became known as Mauga. The Tongans were startled by the surprise attack, and they sailed away and promised to never to return to Tutuila as warriors, but rather as partners and peacemakers. Mauga o Alii (Mountain of Chiefs). In prehistoric times, villagers would hear loud ringing sounds from the middle of the tall mountains behind the village just before the death of a prominent chief. It was a premonition in the premodern days; according to some of the elders, the ringing sounds can still be heard today. A historic monument dedicated to Reverend John Williams is located in front of the Leone Congregational Christian Church (Siona). A memorial woman sculpture is located by the sea and was placed there in order to signify the site where the first missionaries arrived in Leone. Sports Leone's Moso’oi women's cricket team was the American Samoa national women's cricket champion for several years. The Leone Whites village rugby team has been the American Samoa Rugby Union's champion for a number of years. Leone teams have also participated in softball championship leagues and volleyball tournaments. Several residents of Leone have become football players in the National Football League (NFL), including Joe Salave'a, Gabe Reid, Eddie Siaumau, and Samoa Samoa. Leone is the birthplace and hometown of Jaiyah Saelua, an American Samoan Soccer player who was the first transgender player to play in a FIFA World Cup qualifier. Landmarks Leone Quarry: Most important archeological site in American Samoa. Fagalele Boys School: May be the oldest building on Tutuila Island. John Williams' Church (Zion Church): Oldest church in American Samoa. The church has a monument to John Williams, Samoa's first missionary. Leone Healing Garden Leone Falls Pritchard's Bakery Education American Samoa Department of Education operates public schools, including Leone High School and Midkiff Elementary School. Notable people Jaiyah Saelua, first transgender player to play in a FIFA World Cup qualifier, born and raised in Leone Joe Salave'a, NFL player and football coach Tauese Sunia, former Governor of American Samoa Napoleon Andrew Tuiteleleapaga, author, poet and musician Andra Samoa, chief executive and environmentalist Sika Anoa'i, wrestler Jerome Kaino, rugby player John Kneubuhl, screenwriter and historian Shalimar Seiuli, dancer, attended Leone High