Shoji looking forward
to this year’s squad

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With final exams completed, the members of the Rainbow Wahine volleyball team will disperse for a short six-week summer break.

Most of the players not from Hawaii have already returned to the mainland or their home country.

Hawaii coach Dave Shoji expects all of his players to return for the second session of summer school starting July 8. Hawaii's first practice will be in the second week of August.

"I'm looking forward to the season," Shoji said. "We had a significant spring. The Stanford match sets the tone for next year."

The Rainbow Wahine have 12 players returning and three eagerly anticipated newcomers. Hawaii awaits freshmen Cayley Thurlby and Susie Boogaard and Montana State transfer Karin Lundqvist. Thurlby will probably take a year to train while Boogaard could see playing time on the right side right away. Shoji called Boogaard a physical specimen that could be the "heir apparent to Kim and Lily" while Lundqvist will "shore up the middle" for the Wahine.

Polish fundamentals at Sole Basketball camp

ASSETS School will be holding its Sole Fundamentals Basketball Camp June 17-21 at Manoa Valley District Park Gym.

BYUH assistant coach Brandyn Akana will run the camp.

Call Ross Kinsler at 282-8300 to register.

Trapasso camp coming in July

The Hawaii Rainbows Baseball Camps are for youngsters age 8-18. A specialty pitching and catching camp is June 22-23 and costs $100. Day camps will be held June 24-28 and July 8-12. The hitting camp is July 13-14 and costs $110. Call 956-6247 for applications or information.

Honolulu Club camp to be held on Saturdays

The Honolulu Club is offering Kids' Sports Camp every Saturday this summer for members and nonmembers age 7-13 starting June 22.

There are four- and eight-week sessions which cost $90 and $160. For more information, call program coordinator Jodi Melton at 543-3974.