Several Hawaii teams will be joined by squads from Australia, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, Samoa, Argentina, Fiji and the mainland.
The host team is the Hawaii Harlequins, and games - including masters, open, 7-a-side, touch and old boys divisions - will run daily from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. All of the finals will be played on Sunday.
Local teams include the Oahu champion Laie Rhinos and the University of Hawaii.
For more tournament information, call 922-RUCK.
Also making the 82-player field for the Senior PGA Tour event were Frank Sanchez Jr. of Honolulu, who shot a 70, while Californians Randy Wood and George Hunter posted par-71s in yesterday's qualifying.
Kapalua's Dick McClean was given a sponsor's exemption for the 54-hole tournament, which begins Friday after pro-am rounds tomorrow and Thursday.
The field includes the Senior Tour's top two money leaders - Jim Colbert and Hale Irwin - as well as defending champion Bob Charles, who also won in 1990. Besides Colbert (1991), other former winners entered are Bob Murphy (1994), Tommy Aaron (1992), Don Bies (1988-89) and Orville Moody (1987).
The Seasiders, 20-0, received all nine first-place votes.
Hawaii Pacific moved up one notch, from 12th to 11th. The Sea Warriors are 13-4.
Joining Gonzales on the men's team are teammates Fidel Zavala and Juan Vega, along with Jason Noriega and Brandon Nicolaus of Chaminade University.
Selected to the women's team with Fisher are Stephanie Goaslind and Kristi Schauerhamer of Brigham Young University-Hawaii and the Vulcans' Dawn Ratay and Lisa Nelson.
Norman Kaluhiokalani of BYUH is the women's coach of the year.
Hilo's Mike McFate and Chaminade's James Oshiro shared the men's coach of the year award.
Season-ticket sales to the general public begin Nov. 6. Tickets to individual games go on sale Nov. 18.