Honolulu Star-Bulletin Sports

Today

BASEBALL
Summer Collegiate: Hawaii Island Movers vs. Oahu All Stars, 2 p.m., Murakami Stadium.
BOWLING
Hawaii TV: Open singles, 9 a.m., qualifying; 12:30 p.m., TV taping, Pearl Harbor Naval Station (Subase).
GOLF
Aloha Section Senior CPC: Noon, Mauna Lani South Course.
PADDLING
Hui Wa'a: Waikiki Beach Boys Regatta, 8:30 a.m., Keehi Lagoon.
POLO
Honolulu Polo Club: Gates open, 1 p.m., Match starts, 2:30 p.m., Waimanalo Polo Grounds.
RUNNING
Lanikai Bike Path 8K Run: 7 a.m., Lanikai boat ramp.
SHOOTING
Aloha State Games: High power rifle, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., Puuloa Range, Ewa beach; Action pistol, 9 a.m., Koko Head Range.
SOCCER
Hawaii International Cup: Youth, U8 to U19 boys and girls teams, SKED TBA, Waipio Peninsula Soccer Park.
Volcano International: Youth, U10 to U19 boys and girls teams, Hilo.
TRIATHLON
Tinman: 750-meter swim, 38-kilometer bike ride, 10-kilometer run, 5:20 a.m., start at Ala Moana Beach Park; Finish at Kapiolani Park.

Tomorrow

BASKETBALL
NCAA Summer League: Honolulu Ford vs. Mango Moon, 6 p.m.; Grantco Pacific vs. John Hancock, 7:30 p.m., Manoa Recreation Center.
GOLF
Waialae Women's Invitational: First round, 7:45 a.m., Waialae Country Club.

BASEBALL

P.O.N.Y.

At Central Oahu Regional Park
Yesterday's results
Oahu Regional Bronco Tournament
Makakilo/Kapolei 6, Hawaii Kai 4
Windward 5, Aiea 4
Mililani "A" 16, KAC 1
Windward 8, Makakilo/Kapolei 1
Hawaii Regional Pony Tournament
Makakilo/Kapolei 7, Windward 3
KAC 5, Kauai 2
Mililani 4, Maui 3
KAC 14, Makakilo/Kapolei 1

American Legion

Yesterday's result
Kalani 10, Mid-Pacific 0

Hawaii Baseball Report

Statistics of players with Hawaii ties in professional baseball through Friday's games:

MAJOR LEAGUES

Pitcher Team, League G IP H ER BB SO W-L ERA

Brandon Villafuerte Arizona Diamondbacks, National 18 17 20 7 11 11 0-3 3.71

Jerome Williams San Francisco Giants, National 18 107 1/3 108 56 34 72 8-6 4.70

Mike Fetters Arizona Diamondbacks, National 1 1 1 1 2 2 0-0 9.00

JAPAN

Player Team, League AB R H 2b 3b HR RBI Avg.

Benny Agbayani Chiba Lotte Marines, Pacific 288 55 88 20 1 21 63 .306

CLASS AAA

Player Team (Franchise), League AB R H 2b 3b HR RBI Avg.

Keoni DeRenne Tucson (Dbacks), Pacific Coast 198 27 62 10 1 0 24 .313

Chris Truby Nashville (Pirates), Pacific Coast 294 55 86 27 0 13 49 .293

Dane Sardinha Louisville (Reds), International 200 25 58 12 1 7 27 .290

Pitcher Team (Franchise), League G IP H ER BB SO W-L ERA

Dusty Bergman Salt Lake (Angels), Pacific Coast 27 45 1/3 52 15 9 32 1-0 2.98

Tyler Yates Norfolk (N.Y. Mets), International 18 24 2/3 21 10 12 29 2-2 3.65

Justin Wayne Albuquerque (Marlins), Pac. Coast 5 23 1/3 20 13 10 16 0-1 5.01

Mark Johnson Las Vegas (Dodgers), Pac. Coast 26 81 2/3 101 50 25 45 3-8 5.51

CLASS AA

Player Team (Franchise), League AB R H 2b 3b HR RBI Avg.

Shane Victorino Jacksonville (Dodgers), Southern 118 25 37 5 2 7 19 .314

Bronson Sardinha Trenton (Yankees), Eastern 83 11 25 1 1 5 13 .301

Chad Santos Wichita (Royals), Texas 313 38 82 18 1 15 42 .262

Rex Rundgren Carolina (Marlins), Southern 23 4 5 2 0 0 2 .217

Pitcher Team (Franchise), League G IP H ER BB SO W-L ERA

Brandon League New Hampshire (Jays), Eastern 30 60 1/3 26 22 24 44 4-3 3.28

Shane Komine Midland (Athletics), Texas 17 94 1/3 103 50 28 65 4-5 4.77

CLASS A

Player Team (Franchise), League AB R H 2b 3b HR RBI Avg.

Brian Bock Aberdeen (Orioles), N.Y.-Penn 15 2 7 3 0 0 3 .467

Micah Furtado Clinton (Rangers), Midwest 133 27 41 10 0 2 18 .308

Tim Montgomery Mahoning Valley (Indians), NYP 68 9 17 7 0 2 8 .250

Kila Ka'aihue Burlington (Royals), Midwest 240 32 59 14 2 8 34 .246

Darren Blakely Winston-Salem (CWS), Carolina 131 18 32 7 1 10 22 .244

Kaulana Kuhaulua Fort Myers (Twins), Florida St. 58 28 53 8 1 5 24 .244

Brian Finegan Mahoning Valley (Indians), NYP 85 6 15 5 0 0 8 .176

Rodney Choy Foo Kinston (Indians), Carolina 53 8 8 1 0 0 6 .151

Pitcher Team (Franchise), League G IP H ER BB SO W-L ERA

Jason Kahi Kaanoi Burlington (Royals), Midwest 22 52 43 16 14 40 2-1 2.77

Chad Bailey Columbus, Ga. (Dodgers), So. Atl. 14 29 1/3 28 10 11 21 0-2 3.07

William Quaglieri Brooklyn (Mets), New York-Penn 5 25 10 9 4 20 1-1 3.24

Jeff Coleman Modesto (Athletics), California 27 35 1/3 25 13 16 29 2-2 3.31

Chris George Hagerstown (Giants), So. Atlantic 20 44 2/3 63 39 13 38 2-1 7.86

ROOKIE

Pitcher Team, League G IP H ER BB SO W-L ERA

Reid Santos Burlington (Indians), Appalachian 5 28 19 4 5 28 2-0 1.29

Clary Carlsen Phillies (Phillies), Gulf Coast 6 9 1/3 10 3 2 12 0-0 2.89

INDEPENDENT

Player Team (Franchise), League AB R H 2b 3b HR RBI Avg.

Patrick Scalabrini Winnipeg, Northern 202 50 68 22 2 9 35 .337

Justin Hall St. Paul (Minn.), Northern 186 43 59 14 3 5 21 .317

Keith Luuloa Bridgeport (N.H.), Atlantic 218 32 66 15 0 2 20 .303

Bryce Uegawachi SpringfieldÚOzark (Mo.), Frontier 90 12 24 3 0 1 6 .267

Kaliko Oligo SpringfieldÚOzark (Mo.), Frontier 137 22 29 2 0 0 10 .212

Pitcher Team, League G IP H ER BB SO W-L ERA

Thomas Ford Sioux City (Iowa), Northern 10 45 2/3 52 28 22 20 3-1 5.52

» Mike Fetters (Iolani) took the mound in the major leagues for the first time in 19 months Friday, giving up a run in one inning for the Diamondbacks. He had pitched in seven games in Triple-A Tucson following elbow surgery last year.
He spent the time off as an assistant basketball coach for a nearby high school. He thought his career might be finished.
"I just went out there. ... I thought I'd hit a few guys, be all over the place. But I actually threw strikes, got some people out, got better and better. I think I'm ready," Fetters, 39, told the Arizona Republic about Tucson, where he earned a save and struck out 10 batters while walking only two in eight innings.
» Benny Agbayani (Saint Louis, Hawaii Pacific) went through the first half of the season in Japan without missing a game. So far, it is the first year he has not been on the disabled list since 2000, when he appeared in 119 games for the New York Mets.
» Chris Truby (Damien) is trying to make his return to the major leagues as a utility infielder for the Pittsburgh Pirates. Truby has started at all four infield positions for the Sounds and leads the team in hitting, runs scored, home runs and RBIs.
» Dane Sardinha (Kamehameha) was a goat of sorts in the Triple-A All Star game on ESPN, allowing the Pacific Coast League's Calvin Pickering to score on a passed ball in the ninth inning. Pickering's score tied the game and sent it to extra innings, where the PCL won 3-2.
» Justin Wayne (Punahou) has been mentioned as a possibility to take Josh Beckett's spot in the Florida Marlins' rotation Tuesday. Wayne has made five starts for Triple-A Albuquerque and would be right on schedule for another start on that day.
» Third baseman Bronson Sardinha (Kamehameha) seems to be heating up as his name gets mentioned in a possible deal between the Yankees and Diamondbacks for Randy Johnson. Sardinha hit three home runs in the past week. Don't tell Yankees pitcher KevinBrown about Sardinha's bat, though, as the Kamehameha graduate committed an error in Brown's rehab start to collar the pitcher with a pair of unearned runs in the first inning. Brown ended up giving up four runs. Sardinha made up for it with a dinger in the fifth inning after Brown was long gone.
» Brandon League (Saint Louis) showed off his skills at the Eastern League All-Star Game, needing only seven pitches to complete a scoreless inning and earning a standing ovation when one of his offerings hit 102 mph on the stadium radar gun, according to the New York Times.
» The Burlington Bees were short a couple of players in the late innings of a loss to the Cedar Rapids Kernels on Friday. In the fourth inning, catcher Adam Donachie was struck by a practice swing from Kila Kaaihue (Iolani), who was in the on-deck circle. Donachie had to be replaced as the first-base coach and did not appear in the game and the distraught Kaaihue left the game an inning later.
» Jason Kahi Kaanoi (Kamehameha) earned his first win as a starting pitcher last week, throwing five innings and giving up only one run against the Clinton Lumberkings. Kaanoi has appeared in 22 games this year, but made only four starts. He has three saves.
» Patrick Scalabrini (Hawaii) has been invited to participate in the Northern League's home-run derby tomorrow in Joliet, Ill. Scalabrini has hit nine dingers this year and will play in the independent league's All-Star Game as well.

Compiled by Jerry Campany, Star-Bulletin

BODYSURFING

Bodysurfing Championship

At Sandy Beach
July 11
bodyboard
Boys 15-and-under--1. James Gilleran; 2. Justin Uehara; 3. Colin Yamashita; 4. Kailon Tyndzik.
Boys 16-20--1. Ian Matsuda; 2. Erik Beattie; 3. Tai Chang; 4. Derek Lacuesta; 5. Aaron Arakawa.
Women's open--1. Chacity Bernabe; 2. Hannah Thomas; 3. Kaiulani Neff.
Handboard
Men's 25-and-under--1. Ikaika Sczymanski; 2. John Thomas; 3. Blaize Seto; 4. Steven Lopes; 5. Chris Kam.
Men's 26-45--1. BK Holt; 2. Steve Kapela; 3. Cole Kekahusa; 4. Greg Heuse.
Men's 46-and-over--1. Larry Russo; 2. Bob Thomas.
bodysurfing
Women's open--1. Kuulei Kuahine; 2. Mealoha Hooton; 3. Vonya Thomas; 4. Hannah Thomas.
Men's 20-and-under--1. Tai Chong; 2. Clifford Kapono; 3. Brock Leslie; 4. Chris Putt.
Men's 21-30--1. John Thomas; 2. Sonny Julian; 3. Lohiau Cofran; 4. Charles Napulou; 5. Michael Souza.
Men's 31-40--1. Uly Matthews; 2. Kai Santos; 3. BK Holt; 4. Greg Heuse; 5. Sam Wahilani.
Men's 41-50--1. Steve Kapela; 2. David Gochros; 3. Craig Yano; 4. Ronald Camara; 5. Neal Morisato.
Men's 50-and-over--1. Larry Russo; 2. Bryan Botelho; 3. Randy West; 4. Rick Monteverde; 5. Doug Palama; 6. Leroy Matthews.

GOLF

West Virginia Classic

At Bridgeport, W.Va.
Purse: $600,000
Third round, par-72

D.A. Points	65-62-68	--	195
Vance Veazey	69-67-65	--	201
Nick Cassini	66-69-67	--	202
Darron Stiles	66-67-69	--	202
Patrick Damron	68-72-63	--	203
Nick Watney	63-71-69	--	203
D.J. Trahan	66-70-68	--	204
Bryce Molder	66-67-71	--	204
Jeff Gove	70-69-66	--	205
Bob Heintz	69-69-67	--	205
Jason Caron	71-69-66	--	206
Chris Tidland	70-69-67	--	206
Kyle Thompson	71-68-67	--	206
Jess Daley	71-65-70	--	206
Bryant Odom	70-65-71	--	206
Andrew McLardy	73-69-65	--	207
Jon Mills	74-68-65	--	207
Jason Schultz	70-71-66	--	207
Bobby Kalinowski	72-68-67	--	207
Nathan Green	70-68-69	--	207
Craig Lile	68-70-69	--	207
Also
Keoke Cotner	70-69-77	--	216

Local aces

Elaine Tamaye, Kailua, Mililani Golf Club, No. 16, 160 yards, 3-wood, July 3.
James Bray, Ewa Beach, Mamala Bay Golf Course, No. 12, 174 yards, 5-iron, July 4.
Ron Medeiros II, Kaneohe, Mamala Bay Golf Course, No. 2, 167 yards, 6-iron, July 5.
May Terai, Moanalua, Turtle Bay Resort George Fazio Golf Course, No. 11, 121 yards, 5-wood, July 5.
Shawn Sakoda, Honolulu, Kapolei Golf Course, No. 5, 150 yards, 8-iron, July 12.
Jun Nishimura, Itoman, Japan, Navy-Marine Golf Course, No. 8, 130 yards, 7-iron, July 13.
Fumio Iha, Wahiawa, Ala Wai Golf Course, No. 2, 145 yards, 9-wood, July 16.

Upcoming tournaments

Cindy Rarick Waikoloa Junior Golf Invitational: July 25, Waikoloa Kings' Course. Information: 1-877-WAIKOLOA.
Waikele Junior Invitational: July 26 and 27, Waikele Golf Club. Age divisions: 7-12 years old. Presented by the Oahu Junior Golf Association. Information: 952-OJGA.
Pearl Junior Open: July 26 and 27, Pearl Country Club. Age divisions: 13-18 years old. Presented by the Oahu Junior Golf Association. Information: 952-OJGA.
Big Island Amateur Tournament: July 31-Aug. 1, Waikoloa Kings' Course. Fee: $160. Information: 808-886-6060.
Kamehameha Schools Boys' Basketball Tournament: July 30, 12:30 p.m. shotgun, Olomana Golf Links. Checkin: 11 a.m. Format: Three-person scramble. Fee: $125 per player.
St. Elizabeth Church Fun Fest: Aug. 27, 12:30 p.m. shotgun, Waikele Golf Course. Fee: $125 per player. Deadline: Aug. 9. Information: 626-4878 or 375-3391.

SAILING

Hawaii Junior Olympics

At Magic Island
Friday's final results
420s--1. Martin Sterling/Sean Doyle, 8 points; 2. Mark Towill/Quinn Franzen, 16; 3. Drew Robb/Michael Buelsing, 21.
(The team of Sterling and Doyle earned a spot in this summer's Bemis Championship.)
Laser A--1. William Pochereva, 9; 2. Drew Robb, 14; 3. Martin Sterling, 42.
Laser B--1. Jennifer Scott, 32; 2. Scott Cody, 36; 3. Michael Buelsing, 45.
El Toro B--1. Ian Lim, 13; 2. Tahnee Alman, 30.
El Toro C--1. Randy Wong, 14; 2. Justin Doyle, 26; 3. Fizz Foster, 31.
El Toro C2--1. Reed Dolman, 17; 2. Paige Heckathorn, 21; 3. Nate Blackburn, 25.
El Toro C3--1. David Rex, 27; 2. Zach Denzer, 27; 3. Dima Golovinov, 84.
El Toro C4--1. Tanner Beuret, 74; 2. Lehua Selzer, 97; 3. Ian Wesley Smith, 102.
Topper morning--1. Sarah Roolos, 8; 2. Ola Aoki/Zayn Hajii, 24; 3. Taylor Reed/Jewell Higashi, 25.
Topper afternoon--1. Richard/Alex, 20; 2. Andrew/Kainoa, 30; 3. Mark/Ryan, 38.

TRACK AND FIELD

U.S. Olympic Trials

At Sacramento, Calif.
(Top three qualify for Olympics; Distances in meters)
Men
20k race walk final--1. Tim Seaman, NYAC, 1 hour, 25 minutes, 40 seconds; 2. John Nunn, U.S. Army, 1:26:23.00; 3. Kevin Eastler, U.S. Air Force, 1:28:49.00; 4. Curt Clausen, NYAC, 1:30:26.00; 5. Benjamin Shorey, Wisconsin-Parkside, 1:31:58.00; 6. Matthew Boyles, unattached, 1:33:17.00; 7. Theron Kissinger, New Balance, 1:33:58.00; 8. Sean Albert, unattached, 1:35:21.00; 9. Steve Quirke, unattached, 1:37:13.00; 10. Michael Tarantino, Wisconsin-Parkside, 1:37:41.00.
Triple jump final--1. Melvin Lister, unattached, 58 feet, 4 inches; 2. Walter Davis, Nike, 57-10 1/4; 3. Kenta Bell, Nike, 57-8 1/4; 4. Tim Rusan, Nike, 57-0; 5. Robert Howard, unattached, 55-7; 6. Lawrence Willis, unattached, 55-7; 7. Von Ware, unattached, 54-11 1/4; 8. LaMark Carter, unattached, 54-9 1/4; 9. Christopher Hercules, unattached, 54-4 1/2; 10. Brandon Evans, unattached, 54-2 3/4.
Javelin final--1. Breaux Greer, adidas, 270-4; 2. Brian Chaput, Penn, 261-10; 3. Leigh Smith, Tennessee, 250-7; 4. Tom Pukstys, unattached, 247-3; 5. Brian Kollar, unattached, 244-1; 6. Christopher Clever, unattached, 242-8; 7. Paul Pisano, unattached, 232-9; 8. John Taylor, Javelin USA, 232-9; 9. John Hetzendorf, unattached, 231-3; 10. Roald Bradstock, unattached, 226-8.
Decathlon final standings--1. Bryan Clay, 8,660 points; 2. Tom Pappas, 8,517; 3. Paul Terek, 8,312; 4. Phil McMullen, 8,285; 5. Stephen Moore, 7,917; 6. Mustafa Abdur-Rahim, 7,844; 7. Andrew Giesler, 7,770; 8. Bevan Hart, 7,673; 9. Ryan Olkowski, 7,553; 10. Chris Boyles, 7,536; 11. Travis Geopfert, 7,526; 12. Kim Janvrin, 7,510; 13. David Lemen, 7,431; 14. Ryan Harlan, 7,330; 15. Billy Pappas, 7,314.
Women
400 final--1. Monique Hennagan, unattached, 49.56 seconds; 2. Sanya Richards, Nike, 49.89; 3. DeeDee Trotter, Tennessee, 50.28; 4. Crystal Cox, Nike, 50.52; 5. Monique Henderson, UCLA, 50.75; 6. Moushauni Robinson, Nike, 51.54; 7. Suziann Reid, Nike, 51.61; 8. Debbie Dunn, Nike, 51.93.