Scoreboard

By Star-Bulletin Staff

Saturday, August 28, 1999

CALENDAR

Today

Auto racing

Drag racing: Gates open 6 p.m., Hawaii Raceway Park. Admission $6.

Football

OIA: Kaiser vs. Kaimuki at Roosevelt; Aiea vs. Kalaheo at Kailua; Radford at Nanakuli, 7:30 p.m.

Preseason: Pac-Five vs. Kauai, 5 p.m.; Iolani vs. Waiakea, 7:30 p.m., Aloha Stadium.

Soccer

College men's exhibition: United States Military (Hawaii) at Brigham Young-Hawaii, 2 p.m.

Volleyball

College women's exhibition: Alumnae vs. Alumnae, 6 p.m.; Green vs. White, 7:30 p.m., Stan Sheriff Center.

Seasider Tournament: BYUH-Regis and Westmont-Indiana/Purdue, 1 p.m.; third place, 5 p.m.; championship, 7:30 p.m., Cannon Activities Center, Laie.

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Tomorrow

Golf

Barbers Point Invitational: Final round, Barbers Point Course.

Paddling

Kaena Challenge: Men Haleiwa to Pokai Bay, 8 a.m.

Running

Na Pualei O Likolehau Holo Malie: 5.2 miles, 7 a.m., Aloha Tower.

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SWIMMING

Pan Pacific Championships

At Sydney, Australia
Yesterday's finals
Men

200 backstroke -- 1, Lenny Krayzelburg, United States, 1 minute, 55.87 seconds (world record, old mark 1:56.57). 2, Ray Hass, Australia, 1:59.87. 3, Cameron Delaney, Australia, 1:59.98. 4, Chris Renaud, Canada, 2:00.14. 5, Brad Bridgewater, United States, 2:00.20. 6, Keitaro Konnai, Japan, 2:00.87. 7, Naoya Sonoda, Japan, 2:02.02. 8, Scott Talbot-Cameron, New Zealand, 2:02.13.
200 individual medley -- 1, Tom Wilkens, United States, 2:01.01. 2, Curtis Myden, Canada, 2:01.64. 3, Matthew Dunn, Australia, 2:01.86. 4, Grant McGregor, Australia, 2:03.22., 5, Ron Karnaugh, United States, 2:03.33. 6, Terence Parkin, South Africa, 2:03.52. 7, Theo Verster, South Africa, 2:04.24. 8. Xie Xufeng, China, 2:04.31.

Women

100 freestyle -- 1, Jenny Thompson, United States, 54.89 seconds. 2, Sarah Ryan, Australia, 55.58. 3, Rebecca Creedy, Australia, 55.90. 4, Laura Nicholls, Canada, 55.94. 5, Suzu Chiba, Japan, 56.11. 6, Liesl Kolbisen, United States, 56.20. 7. Claudia Poll, Costa Rica, 56.80. 8, Charlene Wittstock, South Africa, 57.69.
200 breaststroke -- 1, Penny Heyns, South Africa, 2:23.64 (world record, old mark 2:24.42). 2, Kristy Kowal, United States, 2:25.52. 3, Sarah Poewe, South Africa, 2:25.90. 4, Samantha Riley, Australia, 2:28.75. 5, Masami Tanaka, Japan, 2:29.46. 6, Jenna Street, United States, 2:30.00. 7, Ayumi Shirata, Japan, 2:30.14. 8, Caroline Hildreth, Australia, 2:31.11.