Scoreboard

By Star-Bulletin Staff

Thursday, May 27, 1999

CALENDAR

Today

Billiards

Handicap Open 9-Ball Tournament: 6 p.m., Hawaiian Brian's Billiards, 1680 Kapiolani Blvd. Entry fee: $5.

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Tomorrow

Auto Racing

Drag Racing: Hawaii Raceway Park in Campbell Industrial Park. Gates open 6 p.m. Admission $6.

Football

Indoor Professional League: Rocky Mountain Thunder vs. Hawaii Hammerheads, 7:30 p.m., Blaisdell Arena.

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LIST

Set apart

Match records in men's finals of players with most Grand Slam singles tennis titles-x

1. Roy Emerson - 12-3 record in Grand Slam finals.

2. Pete Sampras - 11-2 record.

3. Bjorn Borg - 11-5 record.

4. Rod Laver - 11-6 record.

5. Bill Tilden - 10-5 record.

x-Through 1999 Australian Open.

Source: World Features Syndicate

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SAILING

ICYRA Nationals

College Women
At St. Petersburg, Fla.
First day of competition

Top 16: 1. Dartmouth 42. 2. Tufts 50. 3. Connecticut 53. 4. Stanford 59. 5. Hawaii 64. 6. Florida 79. 7. St. Mary's 80. 8. Charleston 85. 9. Georgetown 87. 10. Harvard 87. 11. Hobart/Wm. Smith 91. 12. Boston University 96. 13. USC 109. 14. Texas 117.15. Wisconsin 132.16. Miami (Ohio) 143.

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WATER POLO

All-Americans

American Water Polo Coaches Association
College women

Division I & II First team: Aniko Pelle, USC; Elaine Zivich, UCLA; Colette Glinkowski, California; Larisa Baltgavis, SDSU; Kelly Shouey, Stanford; Margie Dingeldein, Stanford; Bernice Orwig, USC (Goalie).

Second team: Jennifer Durley, USC; Heather Petri, California; Melanie vonHartitzsch, California; Katie Grogan, Mass.; Katie Hill, Hawaii; Kris Koblick, Stanford; Heather Crary, Stanford (Goalie).

Honorable Mention: Michelle Wong, Hawaii.

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AUTO RACING

CART Motorola 300

At Madison, Ill.

Saturday, 9 a.m.

Track: Gateway International Raceway (egg-shaped oval, 1.27 miles, 11 degrees banking in turns 1-2, 9 degrees in turns 3-4).

Race distance: 299.72 miles, 236 laps.

Last year: Alex Zanardi took the lead with a very fast final pit stop and held off Michael Andretti by 0.573-seconds.

Last race: Juan Montoya, the 23-year-old driver from Colombia, took the Rio 200 to become the first CART rookie to win three consecutive races. Montoya leads the standings after victories in Long Beach, Calif., Nazareth, Pa., and Rio de Janeiro.

Fast facts: Montoya is looking to become just the third driver in 21 seasons to win four consecutive CART races. Al Unser Jr., in 1990, and Zanardi, last year, have done it . . . Eight drivers have won three consecutive races a total of 11 times . . . Honda-powered cars have won eight of the last 11 events. . . . Montoya leads the standings over Dario Franchitti, 66-51.

Next race: Miller Lite 200, June 6, West Allis, Wis.

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TENNIS

OIA All-stars

Western Division boys

Player: Brian Lee, Leilehua. Coach: Kyle Miyashiro, Pearl City.

First team: Brian Lee, Leilehua; Lance Tanouye, Pearl City; Bret Camiao, Mililani; Emilio Aguilar, Pearl City; Jeremy Young, Mililani; Eric Yukumoto, Aiea; Mike Escano, Radford; Tho Nguyen, Campbell.

Second team: Joel Maeshiro, Mililani; Fabian Gauctier, Radford; jeremy Perron, Mililani; Roel Salanga, Waipahu; Todd Fuchigami, Pearl City; Ronald Bulosan, Aiea; Nathan Tilley, Pearl City; Ronald Cachola, Aiea.

Eastern Division boys

Player: Karl Moritz, Kahuku; Coach: Gillian Yamagata, Kahuku.

First team: Karl Moritz, Kahuku; Duane Schwagler, Kahuku; Staffan Moritz, Kahuku; Michael Wojnorowicz, Kaiser; Lincoln Porter, Kahuku; Anthony Ilagan, Farrington; Chris Hatori, Kalaheo; Greg Fischbach, Kalani.

Second team: Clayton Chan, Castle; Carlos Chan, Castle; Gerome Gregory, Roosevelt; Dustin Nariyoshi, Roosevelt; Elliot Taniguchi, Kalani; Paul Nguyen, Farrington; Sean Helenihi, Kalani; Alan Ichiyama, Kaiser.

Western Division girls

Player: Erin Hoe, Mililani; Coach: May Ann Beamer, Mililani.

First team: Erin Hoe, Mililani; Stacey Hakikawa, Leilehua; Kristy Oshita, Mililani; Geri Maeshiro, Mililani; Krystal Hangai, Mililani; Loni Matsunaga, Leilehua; Sheena Lani, Waialua; Christy Kaneshiro, Waialua.

Second team: Lori Takata, Aiea; Sara Ann Canoy, Campbell; Trisha Inafuku, Pearl City; Michelle Sakai, Pearl City; Kanoelani Lopez, Waipahu; Kasey Tokuhama, Aiea; Hannah Bautista, Waipahu; Kristen Kanemaru, Leilehua.

Eastern Division girls

Player: Marci Amii, Roosevelt; Coach: Norrin Lau, Kalani.

First team: Marci Amii, Roosevelt; Marjali Jelbring, Kahuku; Lauren Conching, Kaiser; Kanoe Kuewa, Kaimuki; Jasmine Ng, Kalani; Emma Panui, Kalani; Waynette Leong, Farrington; Lotta Sigurddson, Kahuku.

Second team: Laura Shimabukuro, kalani; Amy Paik, McKinley; Tiara Nariyoshi, Roosevelt; Kimi Kwock, Roosevelt; Jenny McQuay, Kalani; Wailyn Leong, Farrington; Jennilynn Marks, Kalaheo; Kelli Masuda, Castle.

Boys All-Tournament team

First team: Brian Lee, Leilehua; Karl Moritz, Kahuku; Emilio Aguilar, Pearl City; Lance Tanouye, Pearl City; Duane Schwalger, Kahuku; Lincoln Porter, Kahuku.

Second team: Staffan Moritz, Kahuku; Michael Wojnarowicz, Kaiser; Joey Maeshiro, Mililani; Jeremy Perron, Mililani; Knewton Sakata, Kalani; Yasuhiro Odagai, Kalani.

Girls All Tournament team

First team: Erin Hoe, Mililani; Krystal Hangai, Mililani; Stacy Hakikawa, Leilehua; Loni Matsunaga, Leilehua; Kristy Oshita, Mililani; Geri Maeshiro, Mililani.

Second team: Marjali Jelbring, Kahuku; Marci Amii, Roosevelt; Emma Panui, Kalani; Laura Shimabukuru, Kalani; Jackie Krystoff, Roosevelt; Kimi Kwock, Roosevelt.

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BASKETBALL

Kaneohe 40 & over

Business Network 71, Oldies but Goodies 47

Reds 46, Sakuma's 35

Benco Hawks 53, Kaneohe 43

Leading scorers--BN: Bob Larsen 19, Kimo Naylen 12, Harry Abasial 12, Jon Nishimura 10. OBG: Wilbur Ihue 23, Danny Taira 10. Reds: Chris Johnston 17, Sak: Jason Takeshi 21. BH: Fred Benco 17, Scott Drowsky 13.

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JUDO

OIA All-Stars

Boys

Player of the year-Brandon Maki, Moanalua.

Coach of the year-Jason Kanekuni, Castle.

First team-B. Maki, Moanalua; Isaako Aimaasu, McKinley; Barry Asberry, Kahuku; Felix Chong, Kaiser; David Fujikawa, Moanalua; Bryce Kimura, Pearl City; Aaron Maki, Moanalua; Franco Porter, Kaimuki; Marcel Suehiro, McKinley; Ammon Tong, Kaiser.

Second team-Isaac Drumeller, Pearl City; Gene Fukazawa, Kaiser; Tod Kaneshiro, Kaiser; Rob Miyashiro, Castle; Jarome Reed, Castle; Sean Sakaida, Roosevelt; Jason Tagamori, Roosevelt; J. Takaki, Mililani; Cesar Tauyan, Campbell; Samuela Tuikolongahau, Waipahu.

Girls

Player of the year-Clarrissa Chun, Roosevelt.

Coach of the year-Roy Kawaji, Pearl City.

First team-C. Chun, Roosevelt; Charity Drumeller, Pearl City; Katie Kunimoto, Castle; Nicole Mauricio, Pearl City; Kelsey Nakata, Waipahu; Gabrielle Nicholas, Moanalua; Melissa Orden, McKinley; Cheryl Sumimoto, McKinley; Anna Tong, Kaiser; Brandi Vallesteros, Mililani.

Second team-Tai Arakawa, Kalani; Dara Ching, Pearl City; Tina Giesseman, Roosevelt; Jenna Kawamoto, Castle; Margot Kimura, Pearl City; Terri Maeda, Pearl City; Serena Mukai, Castle; Taryn Murata, Mililani; Whitney Rabacal, Roosevelt; Sharlette Taba, McKinley.

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ATHLETIC AWARDS

Maryknoll High School

Athletes of the year: Michelle Gabriel (girls), Kevin Higa (boys).

Scholar athlete: Iris Kim (girls), Michael Kaufmann (boys).

Spartan athlete: Denby Fukuda (girls), Justin Leong (boys).

Inspirational athlete: Kanoe Kaawa (girls), Mark Bagayas (boys).

Brother Venard Ruane Sportsmanship: Jim Gahler, Don and Donna Fukuda, Darryl Nakamoto, Kevin Uyehara, Tara Chong Kee.

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Kaimuki High School

Outstanding athlete: Tyrone Tausaga (boys), Christine Nguyen (girls).

Scholar athlete: Chad Yamaguchi (boys), Jill Suematsu (girls).

Scholarships

Finance Factors: Chad Yamaguchi Oceanic: Jill Suematsu

OIA: Christine Nguyen

Kaimuki AC: Tyrone Tausaga

Most outstanding athletes

Air riflery: Cory Shiraishi (boys), Karen Salcedo (girls); Bowling: Brent Fujioka (boys), Stacie Takahashi (girls); Cross Country: Franklin Portillo (boys), Sharae Smith (girls); Football--Back: Tyrone Tausaga, Lineman: Ikaika Maiava, Inspirational: Reid Yoshikawa; Soft Tennis: David Winber, Kazuya Shida (boys), Kanoe Kuewa, Dana Lieu (girls); Volleyball: Toa Kaili (boys), Nicole Kaaina (girls); Basketball: Ikaika Maiava (boys), Danica Lange (girls); Soccer: Wayne Dang (boys), Shawntell Tan (girls); Softball: Jamie Reyes; Swimming: Steven Hong (boys), Corey Fellezs (girls); Pep squad: Christine Nguyen; Wrestling: Franco Porter (boys), Cellina Wong (girls); Baseball: Brandon Shiraishi; Golf: Landon Ebata; Judo: Franco Porter (boys), Kelli Fujioka (girls); Tennis: David Winber (boys), Dana Lieu (girls); Track: Chance Zimmerlee (boys), Jan Wu (girls).

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