Hawaii Beat
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UH tennis team loses to San Jose State
The University of Hawaii women's tennis team lost for the second time on its season-opening road trip, falling to San Jose State 5-2 yesterday at the Los Gatos Swim and Racquet Club.
UH swept the three doubles matches -- getting wins from the teams of Kana Aikwa and Samanta Cappella, Julia Sandborn and Erin Katayama, and Chloe Bihag and Florence Wasko -- to earn a team point. But the Spartans won five of six singles matches to claim the victory.
The Rainbow Wahine continue their swing through Northern California tomorrow against San Francisco and Monday against Pacific.
Pepper and Cockerill headline college workshop
The Hawaii State Junior Golf Association will hold the first of its semi-annual college workshops on Feb. 22 at Pearl Country Club.
Former LPGA player and current Golf Channel analyst Dottie Pepper will be among the panelists at the workshop, as will Golf Channel reporter Kay Cockerill. UC San Diego coach Tim Mickelson (the younger brother of pro golfer Phil Mickelson), Cal's Walter Chun and Hawaii's Julie Brooks are also slated to participate.
The workshop is free for HSJGA members and $5 for non-members. The registration form is available online at HSJGA.org or by calling 532-0559.
» Enrollments for the 2006 HSJGA season are being accepted. Juniors who reach age 7 by July 14 and those who have not yet turned 19 or entered college are eligible. The annual membership fee is $25. Forms are available at HSJGA.org.