CALENDAR

Today

BASEBALL

Little League 13-14 Junior Regional Tournament: 3 p.m., Ala Wai Field.

TENNIS

KRC Night Men's Doubles: Quarterfinals, 6 and 7:30 p.m., Kailua Racquet Club.

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Tomorrow

TENNIS

KRC Night Men's Doubles: Quarterfinals, 6 and 7:30 p.m., Kailua Racquet Club.

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SURFING

China Uemura

18th Annual Longboard Classic
At Queens Beach

Menehune 13-and-under--1. Ezekiel Lau. 2. Kody Gedge. 3. Noelle Carroll. 4. Lyon Young. 5. Alika Apo. 6. Micah Miguel.
Boys 14-17--1. Ben Kealoha, Jr. 2. Lelekai Palama. 3. Ian Soutar. 4. Fernando Santos, Jr. 5. Tim Hoover. 6. Kaimana Beauford.
Men 18-19--1. Bonga Perkins. 2. Jordan Hart. 3. Venton Siliado. 4. Bradley Wicklund. 5. Atilla Jobbagyi. 6. Scotty Fong, Jr.
Master 30-39--1. Zane Aikau. 2. Virgil Sisiam. 3. Raynold Quinores. 4. Michael Sisiam. 5. Gavin Hasegawa. 6. Danny Tamonte.
Senior men 40-49--1. Dean Nakamaru. 2. Jamie Ballenger. 3. Lance Hookano. 4. Kent Apo. 5. Layton Sun. 6. Mel Kinny.
Grandmaster 50-59--1. Allen Wicklund. 2. Rufus Horswill. 3. Craig Sugihara. 4. Clyde Aikau. 5. Ollney Hoopai. 6. Rick Walker.
Legends--1. Malcolm Ing. 2. Wilfred Lopes. 3. Hurricane Bob Brown. 4. Tom Bionde. 5. George Plachaty. 6. Robert Caires.
Speedos--1. Lance Hookano. 2. Michael Sisiam. 3. Jamie Ballenger. 4. John Cater. 5. Stephen Katayama. 6. Jackie Campbell.
Girls--1. Joy Magelssen. 2. Geodee Clark. 3. Amy Lawson. 4. Lana Clark. 5. Sanoi Peahu. 6. Chrissa Gum.
Women--1. Desiree Desoto. 2. Teddi Lee Sipe. 3. Lydia Nahinu. 4. Pinoi Makalena. 5. lee Barvaclough. 6. Becky McPeek.
235 plus--1. Alika Willis. 2. Roy Vierra. 3. Destry Flores. 4. Jamie Ballenger. 5. Charleston Awai. 6. Bala Spencer.

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RUNNING

Mid-Pacific Road Runners

At Lanikai Boat Ramp
Sunday, 4.4 miles

Men
Overall--1. Kimokeo Bode, 29:15. 2. John Henry, 30:32. 3. Doug Tonokawa, 30:45.
9-and-under--Ryan Ley, 1:06:52.
15-19--Stephen Meyers, 31:03.
25-29--Jeffrey Fong, 30:54.
35-39--1. Erwin Taboada, 38:24. 2. John Cordes, 41:21. 3. Stephen Ley, 1:06:52.
40-44--1. Tom Peterson 32:22. 2. Mark Correia, 40:33. 3. Harold Yamada, 1:16:28.
45-49--1. Sterling Sasaki, 32:50. 2. Herb Yazzie, 32:51. 3. Charlie Couvillon, 35:20.
50-54--1. Dennis Uyehara, 34:27. 2. J.B. Nation, 37:16. 3. Denis Tanigawa, 38:36.
55-59--1. Bob Duffy, 38:18. 2. Wayne Oshiro, 57:49.
60-64--Geoff Howard, 35:21.
65-69--1. Bob Lauterborn, 38:13. 2. John Simonds, 47:31.
70-74--1. John Humphrey, 55:27. 2. Limu Furtado, 1:10:00.
75-79--1. George Murray, 44:47. 2. David Rarangol, 57:48.
80-84--1. Naoto Inada, 1:03:10. 2. Bill Beauchamp, 1:16:48.

Women
Overall--1. Corina Bruckner, 36:07. 2. Thea Kendall Osborne, 37:11. 3. Tracy Buscher, 38:01.
9-and-under--Cassie Ley, 1:27:40.
15-19--Mariam Dar, 44:15.
30-34--1. Julie Ng, 47:14. 2. Neta Clift, 1:08:39.
40-44--1. Shary Hayashi, 47:20. 2. Phyllis Kadota, 1:04:01. 3. Sharon Takahama, 1:16:28.
45-49--Helen Chisum, 1:05:37.
50-54--Lucy McCurdy, 52:00.
60-64--Joy Schoenecker, 50:30.
65-69--Ruth Heidrich, 46:44.

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BOWLING

Junior Singles Championship

At Aiea Bowl
Quarterfinal round results
12 qualifiers per division with 18 game totals

Boys--1. Ivan Miyasato, Subase Juniors, 4,040. 2. Chad Uyehara, Subase Juniors, 3,976. 3. David Akau, Aiea Whiz Kids, 3,891. 4. Ashkan Tahvildaran, JST of America, 3,872. 5. Mark French, Harley's Simi Bowl, 3,797. 6. Stephen Babcock, Subase Juniors, 3,769. 7. Joel Ricketts, JST of America, 3,764. 8. Evan Tolson, JST of America, 3,755. 9. P.J. Haggerty, Fireside Lanes, 3,736. 10. Tony Pietrolungo, Harley's Simi Bowl, 3,734. 11. Brian Carmichael, JST of America, 3,728. 12. Kevin Nishimura, Aiea Whiz Kids, 3,722.
Girls--1. Holly Hoopii, Waialae Strike & Spare Club, 3,701. 2. Jamie Rovner, JST of America, 3,663. 3. Genka Cabatu, JST of America, 3,615. 4. Darrolyn Gasper, Hickam Juniors, 3,495. 5. Linsay Hesketh, JST of America, 3,431. 6. Stephen Babcock, Subase Juniors, 3,769. 7. Joel Ricketts, JST of America, 3,764. 8. Evan Tolson, JST of America, 3,755. 9. P.J. Haggerty, Fireside Lanes, 3,736. 10. Tony Pietrolungo, Harley's Simi Bowl, 3,734. 11. Brian Carmichael, JST of America, 3,728. 12. Kevin Nishimura, Aiea Whiz Kids, 3,722.

Championship
Boys
P.J. Haggerty def. Ivan Miyasato, 224-206
Girls
Holly Hoopii def. Jamie Rovner, 267-184

Playoff results
Boys
Evan Tolson def. Chad Uyehara, 225-183; Mark French def. E. Tolson, 209-191; P.J. Haggerty def. M. French, 216-202.
Girls
Shaina Carnate def. Darrolyn Gasper, 212-186; Jodi-Ann Gum def. S. Carnate, 192-145; J. Rovner def. J.A. Gum, 227-201.

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TENNIS

Men's Night Doubles

At Kailua Racquet Club
Sunday

Quarterfinals--David Lam-Chris Ma def. C.J. Colburn-Charles Swift, 6-1, 6-2; Jan Kregei-Wei-Yu Su def. Art Lambert-Bruce Nagel, 6-2, 6-4.
Note: Chad Shibuya-Greg Takata split sets with Ikaika Jobe-Brad Lum-Tucker and Andrew Csordas-Chris Leong split sets with Chad Cage-Willem Schutte before play was halted by rain.

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FOOTBALL

Hawaii Football League

Tsunami Bowl X
At Malama Field, Hilo

Sunday
Hilo Storm 20, Maui Stars 14
Most valuable player--Lance DeSilva.

Final standings	W	L	T	PF	PA
Hilo Storm	8	0	0	205	101
Maui Stars	6	2	0	158	80
Kauai Cowboys	3	4	0	88	139
Kihei Heat	3	4	0	91	99
Kona Razorbacks	2	4	0	96	62
Na Kani Koa	2	4	0	68	96
Waiakea Rage	0	6	0	0	129

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GOLF

Hawaii Youth Golf Association

Two-Person team scramble
At Hawaii Kai Executive Course
Sunday, par-54
Division I--56: Keenan Lum-Aaron Tom. 60: Michael Uyemura-Gavin Vestal. 63: Blair Freitas-Matthew Wong, Ha'aheo Manini Hewlen-Kylie Lum. 69: Jamie Nonaka-Kimberly Kadomoto; Kristine Nakamoto-Ashlyn Kawasaki-Liz Leandro.
Division II--66: Scott Nakayama-Mason Dudoit. 69: Michael Lim-Christian Yagi. 76: Mitchell Chun-Casey Arakaki. 77: Keenan Nonaka-Kyle Sugii. 78: Chris Sugii-Christian Leandro.

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Ohana Hearing Care

Senior Open Tournament
At Waikele Golf Club
First round leaders, par-72

Pro flight
Sho Nakajima	43-33	--	76
George Bianchi	39-39	--	78
Bill Hunt	40-40	--	80
Gordon Tsujimura	38-45	--	83
A flight (50-60 year olds)
Michael Foster	36-37	--	73
Francis O'Lena	38-37	--	75
Tom Goodbody	36-41	--	77
Tom Takushi	39-39	--	78
Cary Miyashiro	41-40	--	81
Joe O'Donnell	43-39	--	82
Rodney Kawamoto	42-40	--	82
Tom Yoneda	40-43	--	83
Robert Kneisley	43-42	--	85
B flight (60-and-over)
Wendell Kop	36-38	--	74
Billy Guzon	44-39	--	83
Kona Smith	43-41	--	84
Alfred Castro	41-44	--	85
Bill Keegan	41-44	--	85
James Enomoto	44-43	--	87
Willie Perreira	47-46	--	93
Bill Stoner	46-48	--	94
Ed Slovich	49-46	--	95

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Ladies Club Championship

36-Hole Net Score Tournament
At Mamala Bay Course
Final results, par-73

S. Davidson	73-68	--	141
L. King	74-70	--	144
C. Maxfield	73-72	--	145
C. Poe	72-76	--	148
E. Altman	73-75	--	148
M. Cook	71-78	--	149
M. Kodama	73-76	--	149
K. Leong	75-74	--	149
B. Nakasone	74-76	--	150
M. Murillo	74-76	--	150
S. Kim	74-76	--	150
S. Lee	75-75	--	150
S. Shimabuku	76-74	--	150

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OJGA Pearl Junior Open

36 Hole stroke Play tournament
At Pearl Country Club
First round leaders, par-72

Boys 13-14
Brandon Nahale	38-38	--	76
Noren Irie	40-38	--	78
Kellen Watabu	42-37	--	79
Shawn Sakoda	39-40	--	79
Jong Kim	36-43	--	79
Grant Narusawa	42-38	--	80
Colin Imaoka	41-39	--	80
Mike Garcia	38-42	--	80
Chad Nonaka	40-41	--	81
Scott Chulakote	41-41	--	82
Brandon Isobe	41-41	--	82
TJ Kua	40-42	--	82
Shane Adversalo	43-41	--	84
Haku Maluenda	42-43	--	85
Bret Netzer	47-39	--	86
Girls 13-14
Ayaka Kaneko	40-41	--	81
Whitney Ueno	39-44	--	83
Randi Ono	42-42	--	84
Kayla Morinaga	41-43	--	84
Kanoe Sakihama	42-45	--	87
Wendee Augustiro	43-45	--	88
Jaclyn Hilea	48-44	--	92
Jasmine Ching	46-48	--	94
Tami Park	46-48	--	94
Erin Matsuoka	45-52	--	97
Boys 15-17
Christopher Souza	37-33	--	70
Chase Chulakote	38-35	--	73
Arnold Sano	37-37	--	74
Travis Toyama	35-39	--	74
Walter Ching	39-37	--	76
Chad Yawata	39-37	--	76
Sean Hamada	40-37	--	77
Christopher Piech	42-36	--	78
Kyle Higuchi	40-38	--	78
Sam Rodriguez III	37-41	--	78
Shunsuke Aonuma	39-40	--	79
Lance Hirai	39-40	--	79
Chad Nahale	39-40	--	79
David Yamasaki	39-41	--	80
Philip Rathbun	41-40	--	81
Jon Ozaki	39-42	--	81
Jonathan Hirata	38-43	--	81
Girls 15-17
Stacie Nishimoto	41-39	--	80
Xyra Suyetsugu	40-40	--	80
Melanie Lee	39-43	--	82
Megan Sakamoto	44-40	--	84
Tiffany Takao	41-45	--	86
Tiffany Ishihara-Paraso	50-43	--	93
Breena Kadekaru	49-50	--	99

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BASEBALL

CABA

12-and-under WORLD SERIES
At Omaha, Neb.

Sunday
Hawaii 14, Tulsa 2
Hawaii 14, Omaha 10

First game
4 innings, 10-run rule

Tulsa	101	0	--	2	4	1
Hawaii	608	x	--	14	10	0

Hawaii battery--Dustin Shitanishi and Justin Yamamoto.
Hawaii leading hitters--Zachary Shikada, 2-2, 2b, 2 RBIs; Russell Doi, 2-3, 3 RBIs; Travis Muraoka, 2b, 3 RBIs; Tyler Matsuda, 2b.

Second game

Hawaii	371	002	1	--	14	13	1
Omaha	512	020	0	--	10	12	2

Hawaii battery--Andrew Ganaban, Jordan Sumida (5) and Dustin Shitanishi, Justin Yamamoto.
Hawaii leading hitters--Justin Yamamoto, 3-4, 2b, 2 3bs, 4 RBIs; Zachary Shikada, 3-5, 3 RBIs; Russell Doi, 3-5; Lionel Fujioka, 2-5.

Saturday
Hawaii 18, Texas 0
Nebraska 9, Hawaii 0
First game

Hawaii	086	4	--	18	18	0
Texas	000	0	--	0	1	4

Hawaii battery--Toby Inouye, Travis Muraoka (3) and Justin Yamamoto.
Hawaii leading hitters--Zachary Shikada, 4-4; Stevie Austin, 3-4; Russell Doi, 2-3; Mychael Kawashima, 2-3; Justin Yamamoto, 2-3; Tyler Matsuda, 2b; Dustin Shitanishi, 2b.

Second game

Nebraska	011	052	--	9	9	0
Hawaii	000	000	--	0	3	2

Hawaii battery--Toby Inouye, Zachary Shikada (5), Brent Takaki (5) and Andrew Ganaban.
Hawaii leading hitter--Russell Doi, 2-2.

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10-and-Under World Series

At Avrelia, Iowa

Sunday
Hawaii Warriors 13, Indiana 2
Hawaii Warriors 6, Oklahoma 4
Hawaii batteries--HW-1: Kurt Okita, Trevor Hu (4) and Cameron Fuchigami. HW-2: T. Hu, Rylan Ikehara (2) and Dylan Van Wiegandt.
Hawaii leading hitters--HW-1: Todd Nagamine, 3-4, 2 RBIs; Davis Chang, 2-4, 3 RBIs. HW-2: Jon Carlile, 2-3; Davis Chang, 2 RBIs.

Saturday
Hawaii Warriors 16, Illinois 0
Iowa 8, Hawaii Warriors 0
Hawaii batteries--HW-1: Keola Jarrett, Todd Nagamine (4), Kurt Okita (5) and Cam Fuchigami. HW-2: Todd Nagamine, Rylan Ikehara (4) and Cam Fuchigami.
Hawaii leading hitters--HW-1: Davis Chang, 3-4, 2 2bs, 2 RBIs; Cam Fuchigami, 3-4, 2b; Keola Jarrett, 2-4, 2b; T. Nagamine, 2b, 2 RBIs.

Friday
Hawaii Warriors 11, Virginia 2
Hawaii battery--Kyle Watase, Devon Wong (5) and Cam Fuchigami.
Hawaii leading hitters--Kurt Okita, 2-3, 2 RBIs; Kyle Watase, 2-4, 3 RBIs; C. Fuchigami, 2-4, 2b; Rylan Ikehara, 2-4.

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American Legion

At Hans L'Orange Field
Saturday

Pearl City 8, Leilehua 7

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Cal Ripken All-Star Classic

11-12 state championship
At Kilauea Park

Sunday
Championship game
Kaimuki 3, Manoa Hana Hou 0
Winning pitcher--Grant Liu. Save--Aaron Fujiki.
Leading hitters--Kaim: Grant Liu, 2 hits with a solo HR; Aaron Fujiki, 2 hits with a 2b.

9-10 Year Old Tournament
Yesterday
Semifinal
Visalia Blue 13, Imua Hawaii 3
Hawaii losing pitcher--Eric Molnar.
Third place
Bakersfield 5, Imua Hawaii 2
Hawaii losing pitcher--Brett Watanabe.

Friday
Imua Hawaii 10, Clovis 3
Winning pitcher--Jaymes Kawashima.
Hawaii leading hitters--J. Kawashima, 2-3, 2b, 4 RBIs; Michael Nehmad, 2-3, 2b; Scott Sakaida, 2-3, 2b.

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Oahu Babe Ruth

Regional tournament
16-18 year olds
At Galt, Calif.

Yesterday's elimination game
Galt, Calif. 7, Hawaii 6 (9 innings)
Hawaii leading hitters--Aaron Fuller, 3-5, 2b, HR; David Chu, 2-4; Shannon Kahale, 2-4.

Sunday
Northern Calif. 3, Hawaii 1
Hawaii 17, Nevada 4

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Pacific Southwest Regional

13-15 year olds
At Fresno, Calif.
Yesterday
Hawaii 6, No. Calif. Tri Valley 5
Hawaii battery--Landon Nakata, Pate (5), Ko (7) and Matsuda. W-Pate. S--Ko.
Hawaii leading hitters--Kip Matsuda, 2-3, 2 RBIs; L. Nakata, 2-4, 2 2bs; Bucky Aona, 2 RBIs.

Sunday
Hawaii 27, Guam 0
Hawaii battery--Bucky Aona, Jared Pate (2), Daniel Cho (3), Kip Masuda (4), Kyle Sakamoto (5) and K. Masuda, Jarryd Maeda (3).
Hawaii leading hitters--B. Aona, 3-3; K. Masuda, 3-4; Nicholas Furamoto, 3-5; K. Sakamoto, 3-5; Adam Arakawa, 2-2; Trent Hamada, 2-3; Kasey Ko, HR.

Saturday
Arizona 8, Hawaii 6
Hawaii battery--Wally Marciel, Kasey Ko (4) and Jordan Apduhan.
Hawaii leading hitter--Adam Arakawa, 2-4.

Regional tournament
13-year-olds
At Napa, Calif.
Hawaii Five-O 6, Antioch, Calif. 1
Hawaii battery--Parker McCready and Andre Kuakini.
Hawaii leading hitters--Aaron Awa, 2-2, 2b; Colin Kodama, 2-2; A. Kuakini, 2-4.

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