3 selected to
Pac Rim judo team

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Star-Bulletin staff

Three Hawaii residents have been named to the U.S. team for the Pacific Rim Judo Championships, June 22-23, in Los Angeles.

Selected were: 2000 Olympian Amy Tong (78-kilogram); Iolani School graduate Taylor Takata (60 kg); and Neal Takamoto, the 2001 U.S. Open silver medalist (open division).

This is the first time the event is being held in the U.S. since Hawaii hosted in 1991.

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GIRLS GOT GAME

DENNIS ODA / STAR-BULLETIN
The Gray team's Latoya Wily, left, and the Blue team's
Ceslie Ma'afala fought for the ball during the 2nd
annual Hawaii Girls Basketball Showcase at the
Kalaheo High School gym last night. The Gray
team won, 55-46. The round-robin is a
fund-raiser for the Hawaii Select
girls team.

Enriquez to defend Rainbow Open title

Stephen Enriquez begins defense of his title when the 28th Sports Shinko Rainbow Open Golf Tournament tees off Friday at the Mililani Golf Club.

Sixty professionals and 158 amateurs are scheduled to compete in four flights in the 54-hole event which runs through Sunday.

Play begins at 6:30 a.m. daily. There is also a charity pro-am tournament Friday with a noon shotgun start.

The pro flight winner receives $5,000. For more information, call 623-2222.

Deadline nears for seniors tennis tourney

The deadline for entries in the Oahu Public Parks Seniors Tennis Tournament is Friday.

Play is in men's and women's singles and doubles, ages 30-80.

The tournament is scheduled for June 23-24 at Diamond Head Tennis Center. Entry fees are $3.50 for singles and $5 per doubles team.

For more information, call Don Andrews at 971-7150.

Hawaii's own

Benny Agbayani, Mets: The St. Louis School and Hawaii Pacific alumnus went 0-for-4, striking out twice. He also had a walk in New York's 10-3 win at Baltimore.

Mike Fetters, Dodgers: The Iolani School graduate did not pitch in last night's game. Los Angeles beat the Texas Rangers, 8-4.