NORTH NARRABEEN BEACH, Australia - Hawaii's Shawn Sutton, a new member on the World Championship Tour, upset two veterans in round one of the Coca-Cola Surf Classic yesterday. Sutton pulls surfing upset
Sutton advanced to round three by defeating Australia's Richie Lovett and Todd Prestage in difficult 3- to 4-foot waves.
Other Hawaii surfers gaining round three include Shane Dorian, Sunny Garcia, Kaipo Jaquias and Conan Hayes.
Back to compete in round two are Derek Ho, Kalani Robb, John Shimooka and Ross Williams.
At Sacramento, Calif., the Hawaii Waves opened their Professional Volleyball League season yesterday with a 13-15, 3-15, 16-14, 15-12 loss to the Sacramento Stars. STARS BEAT WAVES
"I saw a lot of good things, but there are still a lot of things we need to work on," Waves head coach Mike Normand said.
The Hawaii Pacific University women's softball team completed a four-game, weekend sweep of Chaminade University yesterday at Cartwright Field. SEA WARRIORS DOMINATE
HPU(17-2) won the Hawaii Intercollegiate Athletic Conference doubleheader, 11-4 and 7-0.
Michelle Ringor had four hits and Jennifer Kimura knocked in two runs in the opener for HPU, which is off to its best start in history.
Susie Schoales pitched a three-hitter in the second game.
HPU's 14-game winning streak is two shy of the school record.
The Governors' Football Booster Club Golf Tourney will be held March 24 with a 12:30 p.m., shotgun start at the Honolulu Country Club. GOVERNORS' GOLF BENEFIT
The fee is $450 per three-person team, $600 Gold Sponsor team. The deadline is March 10.
For more information, call Skippa Diaz at 832-3586 (work) or 455-5631 (home).