The Seasiders, who improved to 22-0 last week with victories over Hawaii Pacific and Chaminade, have won 48 matches in a row dating back to last season.
Hawaii Pacific fell from No. 11 in the poll to No. 14. The Sea Warriors are 14-6.
Two buses will follow a route starting at Krauss Hall, across the street from the Parking Structure, traveling via Correa Road and East-West Road to the Bio-Medical Building and returning to Krauss Hall.
Match time is 7 p.m.
The Association of Surfing Professionals-sanctioned event kicks off the winter pro season in Hawaii and is the final event on the Hawaiian Pro Am circuit for 1996.
Kaipo Jaquias is the defending champion.
The tournament is from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and is open to all ages and ranks.
Added to this year's event is a soft-style division and three-person team kata and team kumite. Other divisions include individual kobudo, kata and kumite.
Registration begins at 8 a.m. with a $10 fee for Hawaii Karate Congress members, $15 for non-HKC members. Admission is $3. For information, call Clarice Hirano at 593-1153.
The newly created event will consist of a 1.5-kilometer rough-water swim, a 30-kilometer mountain-bike course up and down Haleakala, and a 13-kilometer cross-country run.
Among those expected to compete are triathlon great Scott Tinley, Hawaii's top triathlete, Brent Imonen, and cyclo-cross champion Shari Kain.
ESPN'S Hawaiian Sports Adventure will televise the event.