I Have A Dream Productions has tentatively scheduled eight bouts for Sept. 27 at Blaisdell Arena.
The main event would be Hawaii's Eric Alexander (11-6-1) vs. Fumitaka Okusa (8-4-0), of Tokyo, in a 154-pound fight scheduled for 10 rounds.
The co-main lists Erwin Villaver (12-7-1) vs. Tomonori Ohara (8-5-0) of Chita, in a 150-pound 10-rounder.
The six undercard fights are
Teddy Limoz Jr. (3-1-0) vs. Hiroshi Nishino (4-3-0), of Osaka, 146 pounds, six rounds; Tali Kulihaapai (3-0-0) vs. Akinobu Yanamura (4-0-0), of Nagoya, heavyweights, six rounds; John Lopez Jr. (2-2-0) vs. Naoyuki Ota, (6-6-0) of Yono, 140 pounds, six rounds; Xavier Cortez (1-2-0) vs. Takanori Takanami (8-2-0) of Akiishi, 154 pounds, six rounds; Eric Paulo (pro debut) vs. John Keyes (2-3-0) of Vallejo, Calif., heavyweights, six rounds; Donald Gonzalez (1-1-0) vs. Masayoshi Swada (0-1-0), of Osaka, 140 pounds, four rounds.
All fights are subject to commission approval.
Michael Henderson, Raleigh, N.C., and Jeff Gilchrist, Elk Grove, Calif., led with opening-round 67s. Tiger Woods, who's trying for an unprecedented third consecutive title, carded a 69.
The top 64 scores after today's second round of stroke play will advance to match-play competition beginning tomorrow.
Lucy Giovinco of Norcross, Ga., leads with a 5,172 total.
Hawaii's Rochelle Ballard reached the finals by finishing second in her semifinal heat.
The men's competition started and Hawaii's Conan Hayes survived a first-heat matchup against world champion Kelly Slater.
Other Hawaii surfers advancing included Shane Dorian, Kaipo Jaquias, Sunny Garcia, Derek Ho and Kalani Robb.
Mitzi Ing of the Iolani Track Club placed fifth in the girls' softball throw; Kahealani Migual of the Iolani T.C. placed sixth in the girls' long jump; Geoffrey Say of the Iolani T.C. placed seventh in the boys' softball toss, and Frederick Kaluna of Palolo placed eighth in the boys' softball throw in their respective age brackets.