Kim captured the women's state amateur golf championship, and Kotaka guided the International Karate Federation team from Hawaii to success at the AAU/USA National Championships.
Kim and Kotaka will be honored at the Quarterback Club meeting Monday at the Flamingo Chuckwagon on Kapiolani Boulevard.
The luncheon meeting begins at 11:30 and is open to the public.
Other guests include Kalaheo High School boys' basketball coach Pete Smith and Guy Benjamin, offensive coordinator for the University of Hawaii Rainbows.
The host is Robert Langpaap.
There is a working agreement with the Honolulu Quarterback Club to highlight its weekly featured speaker on SportsGroove.
For more information about the program, call the show's producer, David Robinson, at 538-1414.
The Division 3 yacht, skippered by Charlie Guildner of Bellingham, Wash., covered 170.3 nautical miles to bring it to within 1,247.8 miles of Maui.
Farr-Ari, skippered by Bill Walton of Des Moines, Wash., led the Division 2 boats and was sixth overall. Farr-Ari made 187.7 miles and was 1,500.3 miles from Maui.
Luna Barbara, with Dennis Manara of Vancouver, British Columbia at the helm, led the Division 1 boats. Luna Barbara was eighth overall after covering 247 miles and was 1,605.1 miles from Maui.
In team play, Art Schilling and his team have a four-stroke lead (130) over Don Brown's team.
The three are Jaime Ahu, a senior majoring in political science who has a 3.33 grade point average; Carter Siu, a junior majoring in Hawaiian with a 3.59 GPA, and Kamuela Binkie, a sophomore majoring in Hawaiian Studies with a 3.43 GPA.
For entry information, call Don Andrews at 971-7150.