Hawaii Beat

By Star-Bulletin Staff

Wednesday, March 28, 2001

Seasiders No. 1
in tennis

The Brigham Young-Hawaii women's tennis team, the two-time defending NCAA Division II champions, continues to be ranked No. 1 in the latest ITA monthly rankings released yesterday.

The Seasiders, 22-0 this season, have won 89 consecutive matches. The University of Hawaii-Hilo (5-9) squad is at No. 15.

In the men's rankings, BYUH (19-1) moved up to No. 3 while Hawaii Pacific University (11-2) is ranked fifth.

Golden Gloves on tap

The Hawaii Golden Gloves Amateur Boxing Tournament of Champions will be held tomorrow through Saturday at Wahiawa District Park.

Boxing begins each night at 7 p.m. The division winners will advance to the national tournament, April 30-May 5, in Reno Nev.

General admission is $7, $5 for children ages 8-12. There is no charge for children 7 and younger.

All proceeds will go to defray travel expenses to Reno. For more information, call the Wahiawa Boxing Club at 621-6301.

Sporting clays clinics

Famed English Wing shooting instructor Jack Mitchell is offering clinics and private lessons at the Lanai Pine Sporting Clays course at The Lodge at Koele today through Saturday.

For information, call 1-808-559-4600.