The Tsunami will play Reno tomorrow night at 7:30 at Aloha Stadium and then travel to Maui for the second game Sunday. The game will be played at War Memorial Stadium starting at 2:30 p.m.
The Tsunami are 3-4 in the Pro League of the United Systems of Independent Soccer Leagues and 3-5 overall.
Head coach Andrew Rowley hopes his team improves its standing before leaving for a three-day road trip next weekend to Arizona and California.
The Rattlers are 3-4 in the Select league and 5-5 overall. They blanked the California Jaguars, 2-0, in a Select League game last weekend as Kevin Morris scored twice for the Rattlers. Goalkeeper Brett Weaver was credited with the shutout.
The Tsunami can derive some satisfaction from splitting a pair of games last weekend against Yakima Reds goalkeeper Ken Freisz, listed this week as the Pro League's top performer in goal with a 0.89 goals per game average.
Larry Stubblefield is one stroke back while Damien Jamila came in at 68 and Stan Souza recorded a 69. Also beating par was Masa Kobayashi with a 70.
Taylor Kaaina led the senior division (55 and older) with a 74, one stroke ahead of Al Souza and Art Costas.
In the 36-hole team competition for the Ernie Kai Trophy, OCC Makai (Gary Kong, Bob Amonn, Sonnenberg, Stubblefield and Sam Pratt) had a 281 for a two-stroke lead over Olomana Links.
For more information or to obtain registration forms and sponsor sheets, call 951-0200.
Over $26,000 in cash and prizes will be awarded in four flights, including $2,500 and two round-trip tickets to Japan for the professional-flight winner.
The event begins with the Charity Pro-Am June 28 with proceeds donated to various Hawaii charities and non-profit organizations.
The entry fee is $120 for the pro and championship flights, $80 for A and B flights.
The entry deadline is June 20. For additional information, telephone 623-2222.