Hawaii Beat
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Sharks shut out Honu with 4 pitchers
Kanehisa Arime allowed only one hit in 5 1/3 innings to help the Honolulu Sharks blank the North Shore Honu 1-0 in Hawaii Winter Baseball at Les Murakami Stadium last night.
Arime struck out five and walked one to remain undefeated and earn his second win of the season for the Sharks.
Honolulu scored the only run it would need in the first inning when Eric Campbell singled in Atsushi Agumori.
The league's other game, between the Waikiki BeachBoys and West Oahu CaneFires, was rained out and rescheduled as part of a doubleheader on Nov. 12.
3 from Hawaii make TOPs gymnastics team
Three Hawaii gymnasts have earned spots on USA Gymnastics' TOPs national team and a spot this December at a Karolyi's Gymnastics training camp, Hawaiian Islands Twisters Gymnastics announced yesterday.
Kiana Paltin, 9, Cierra Lauro, 10, and Jasmine Padeken-Pasigan, 11, members of the Twisters team, earned the honors after a September tryout at the National Team Training Center in Huntsville, Tex.
Paltin and Padeken-Pasigan earned TOPs national "A" team honors, while Lauro made the "B" team.
The TOPs program identifies the top 20 gymnastics prospects in each age group for further training for the U.S. national team.