Scoreboard
By Star-Bulletin Staff
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Today
BASEBALL
American Legion: Waianae at Mililani, 10 a.m., West Oahu vs. Kailua at Mililani, 1 p.m.; Campbell vs. Aiea, 10 a.m., Waipahu vs. Pearl City, 1 p.m., Hans L'Orange Park.
BIATHLON
Honu Festival: Mountain bike duathlon, 8 a.m., Turtle Bay.
CYCLING
Aloha State Games: 7 a.m., Pearl Harbor Bike Path.
MARTIAL ARTS
G-Series Tournament: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Kamehameha Schools Gym.
PADDLING
Hui Wa'a: Windward Kai Regatta, 8 a.m., Keehi Lagoon.
OHCRA: Waimanalo Regatta, 8:30 a.m., Waimanalo Beach Park.
POLO
Honolulu Polo Club: 2:30 p.m., Waimanalo.
RUNNING
Kona: Marathon, 5:30 a.m.; Half marathon, 6 a.m., Ohana Keauhou Beach Resort.
SAILING CANOES
Hoolaulea O Ke Kai: 10 a.m., Kailua Beach to Haleiwa.
SOFTBALL
U.S. Cup: Third place, 11 a.m.; Championship, 1:30 p.m., Rainbow Wahine Stadium.
TRIATHLON
King's Trail: 7 a.m., Maui Prince-South Maluaka Beach Park.
Tomorrow
BASKETBALL
ILH Boys Summer League: Hawaii Baptist vs. Lanakila Baptist, 6:30 p.m.; Academy of the Pacific vs. Lutheran, 7:30 p.m.; Word of Life vs. Punahou 2, 8:30 p.m.; Iolani 2 vs. Iolani 3, 9:30 p.m., Iolani Gym.
Punahou Wahine Summer League: Main court, Punahou 1 vs. Maryknoll, 6:15 p.m.; Punahou 3 vs. Kamehameha, 7:15 p.m.; Punahou 2 vs. Iolani, 8:15 p.m. Ewa court, Mid-Pacific vs. St. Francis, 6:15 p.m.; McKinley vs. Hawaii Baptist, 7:15 p.m.; Kahuku vs. Sacred Hearts, 8:15 p.m.
SOCCER
Snickers Far West Regional Championships at Waipio Peninsula Soccer Park.
Under 12 boys: Cal-South vs. Utah, field 9, Colorado vs. Arizona, field 10A, New Mexico vs. Cal-North, field 10B, 8 a.m.; Cal-South wild card vs. Wyoming, field 9, Nevada vs. Utah wild card, field 10A, Oregon vs. Honolulu SC Bulls '91, field 10B, 10 a.m.
U13 boys: New Mexico vs. Alaska, field 13, Nevada vs. Colorado, field 14, 2 p.m.; Cal-South vs. Utah, field 9, Oregon vs. Wyoming, field 11, Arizona vs. Washington, field 12, Cal-North vs. Windward SC Volcanoes '90, field 13, 4 p.m.
U14 boys: Cal-South vs. Alaska, field 16, RHFC Real Copa '89 vs. Washington wild card, field 17, Washington vs. Arizona, field 18, Colorado vs. Cal-North, field 19, Nevada vs. New Mexico, field 20, Oregon vs. Utah, field 21, Wyoming vs. Nevada wild card, field 22, 2 p.m.; Cal-North wild card vs. Idaho, field 14, 4 p.m.
U15 boys: Washington vs. Colorado, field 11, Cal-North vs. Alaska, field 12, Honolulu SC Bulls '88 vs. Idaho, field 18, 8 a.m.; Utah vs. Arizona, field 11, Cal-South vs. Nevada, field 12, New Mexico vs. Oregon, field 13, 10 a.m.
U16 boys: Mililani SC Strikers '87 vs. Oregon, field 7, Nevada vs. Alaska, field 8, Washington vs. Idaho, field 21, Arizona vs. New Mexico, field 22, 8 a.m.; Cal-South vs. Colorado, field 21, Utah vs. Cal-North, field 22, 10 a.m.
U17 boys: Nevada vs. Oregon, field 15, Utah vs. Cal-North, field 16, Idaho wild card vs. Montana, field 17, Alaska vs. New Mexico wild card, field 18, Cal-South vs. Washington, field 19, Colorado vs. Oregon wild card, field 20, New Mexico vs. Arizona, field 21, Idaho vs. RHFC Real Copa '86, field 22, noon.
U18 boys: Nevada vs. Colorado, field 15, Oregon vs. Idaho, field 18, Arizona vs. Cal-South, field 19, New Mexico vs. Washington, field 20, Alaska vs. Utah, field 21, Cal-South vs. Honolulu SC Bulls '85, field 22, 4 p.m.
U19 boys: Aces '84 vs. Washington, field 6, Cal-North vs. Arizona, field 7, Mililani SC Strikers Gold '85 vs. Montana, field 8, 2 p.m.; New Mexico vs. Colorado, field 6, Arizona wild card vs. Colorado wild card, field 7, Cal-South vs. Oregon, field 8, 4 p.m.
U12 girls: Colorado vs. Cal-South, field 10A, Ho'okalakupua GFA vs. Nevada wild card, field 10B, noon; Oregon vs. Nevada, field 10A, Arizona vs. New Mexico, field 10B, 2 p.m.; Utah vs. Cal-North wild card, field 10A, Cal-North vs. Wyoming, field 10B, 4 p.m.
U13 girls: Leahi '90 vs. Idaho, field 9, Cal-North vs. Washington, field 11, Cal-South vs. Nevada, field 12, Arizona vs. Kool Too (Hawaii), field 13, Utah vs. Colorado, field 14, noon; Oregon vs. Utah wild card, field 9, Cal-South wild card vs. Alaska, field 11, Montana vs. New Mexico, field 12, 2 p.m.
U14 girls: New Mexico vs. Arizona, field 2, Nevada vs. Alaska, field 4, noon; Washington vs. Cal-South, field 2, Colorado vs. Oregon, field 4, 2 p.m.; Cal-North vs. Utah, field 2, Leahi '89 vs. Cal-South wild card, field 4, 4 p.m.
U15 girls: Idaho vs. Washington, field 2, Nevada vs. Nevada wild card, field 4, New Mexico vs. Mililani SC Strikers '88, field 5, Cal-South vs. Colorado, field 6, 8 a.m.; Wyoming vs. Utah, field 2, New Mexico wild card vs. Oregon, field 4, Cal-North vs. Alaska, field 5, Cal-North wild card vs. Arizona, field 6, 10 a.m.
U16 girls: Oregon vs. Colorado, field 14, New Mexico vs. Cal-South, field 15, Leahi '87 vs. Idaho, field 16, 8 a.m.; Washington vs. Utah, field 14, Alaska vs. Nevada, field 15, Arizona vs. Cal-North, field 16, 10 a.m.
U17 girls: Arizona vs. Oregon, field 5, Cal-South vs. Idaho, field 15, 2 p.m.; Cal-North vs. New Mexico, field 5, Utah vs. Washington, field 16, Alaska vs. Nevada, field 17, 4 p.m.; Colorado vs. Honolulu SC Bulls '86, stadium, 6 p.m.
U18 girls: Wyoming vs. Nevada, field 17, New Mexico vs. Oregon, field 18, Idaho vs. Colorado wild card, field 19, Colorado vs. Cal-North, field 20, 8 a.m.; Na Kolohe vs. Cal-South, field 17, Washington vs. Alaska, field 18, Utah vs. Arizona wild card, field 19, Arizona vs. Cal-South wild card, field 20, 10 a.m.
U19 girls: Cal-South vs. Utah, field 7, Cal-North vs. Nevada wild card, field 8, 10 a.m.; Oregon vs. Honolulu SC Bulls '84, field 5, Alaska vs. Colorado, field 6, Nevada vs. Washington, field 7, Washington wild card vs. Arizona, field 8, noon.
BASKETBALL
Punahou Summer League
Yesterday
Sacred Hearts 26, Iolani 21
Maryknoll 48, St. Francis 42
HBA 42, Kamehameha 38
Mid-Pacific 37, Punahou III 21
Punahou II defeats Kahuku by forfeit
McKinley 33, Punahou 31
GOLF
Lake Erie Charity Classic
At Findley Lake, N.Y.
Third round, par-72
Stan Utley 68-66-66 -- 200 Shane Bertsch 67-69-67 -- 203 Bo Van Pelt 67-70-68 -- 205 Guy Boros 69-67-69 -- 205 Bob Heintz 66-70-69 -- 205 Vaughn Taylor 68-67-70 -- 205 Zach Johnson 67-71-68 -- 206 Paul Claxton 72-66-68 -- 206 Also Keoke Cotner 70-69-70 -- 209
Bank of Ann Arbour Classic
At Ann Arbor, Mich.
Second round, par-72
Stacy Prammanasudh 70-67 -- 137 Erika Wicoff 70-70 -- 140 Soo Young Moon 70-70 -- 140 Seol-An Jeon 70-71 -- 141 Courtney Swaim 73-69 -- 142 Tracy Cone 73-69 -- 142 Jaejean Kang 72-70 -- 142 Lisa Hall 72-70 -- 142 Kate Nolan 72-70 -- 142 Also Christel Tomori 74-70 -- 144
Women's Amateur Publinx
At Palm Coast, Fla.
Quarterfinals, par-72
Upper Half
Virada Nirapathpongporn, Thailand (141) def. D'Rae Ward, Weatherford, Texas (151), 4 and 3.
Beth Allen, San Diego, (149) def. Tarah McNaughton, Bradenton, Fla. (149), 3 and 2.
Lower Half
Aimee Cho, Orlando, Fla. (142) def. Hannah Jun, San Diego, (151), 6 and 5.
Michelle Wie, Honolulu (144) def. Becky Lucidi, Poway, Calif. (146), 6 and 5.
Semifinals
Upper Half
Virada Nirapathpongporn def. Beth Allen, 5 and 4.
Lower Half
Michelle Wie, Honolulu def. Aimee Cho, 5 and 4.
Kahuku Junior Golf
At Kahuku Golf Club
Boys 15-18-- Shaun Sutherland 75, Andrew Kane 77, Cameron Pitt 83, CJ Bridges 96. Boys 13-14 (9 holes)-- George Paaoao 44, Kahele Kailieha 45, Ekolu Miller 48, Joshua Llanos 49, Wayne Wooten 50, Josh Broc 51, John Piatt 52, Chris Haines 55, Lucas Luehrs 57, Trevor Reeves 58. Boys 11-12 (9 holes) --Kalani Kane 40, Raymond Fortucci 41, Steve Harris 49, David Maedonochi 51, Dillon Cadina 58, JohnShea 58, Roby Toma 58, Sean Aakawa 59, Mason Chellemi 66. Girls 13-14 (9 holes -- Kristina Sam-Yiou 48, Megan Neal 54. Girls 11-12 (9 holes) -- Saleena Tafua 47, Leilani Tafuna 49, Alysha Cummings 49, Hillary Kaahanui 51, Nalia Tafua 57.
Beginners (3 holes): 11-14 -- Brock Kalnasy 17, Conner Hill 17, Ian Bachmann 19, Justin Nozawa 19, Shae Danon 22. 9-10 -- Jared Afalava 16, Jonathan Sanford 17, Bryson Sao 19, Noa Ginella 20, Keoni Tafuna 21, Kamaka Pickard 21, John Ginella 24, Nick Farrant 24, Jamal Napeahi 24, Keegan Nozawa 24.
Kapalua Clambake Pro-Am
At Kapalua
Teams
Clam Hunters 177, U.S. Open Champs 179, Morgan's Menehunes 180, Kolopa Hui Golf Gang 180, BB Delivery 182, Mulligan This! 182, The Hunters 184, Palms Golf Club 184, California Dreamin 185.
Professionals
Mike Zaremba 67, John Ironside 68, Doug Bohn 68, Kevin Hayashi 68, Marty Keiter 68, Paul Hellum 69, JohnFreitas 70, John Lynch 70.
Low New Amateurs
Alan Zaentz 61, Kim vonTempsky 65, Bernie Reumann 65, Russell Duquette 65, Dan Fromdahl 65, John Hellum 65, Bob Hopper 66, Paul Tanner 65.
Low Gross Amateurs
Chuck Watkins 67, Kim vonTempsky 68, Bill Keogh 69, Clarke Rheney 70, John Hellum 71, Tom Spillar 71.
Local aces
Frank R. Warren, Honolulu, No. 2, 167 yards, 3 wood, Mamala Bay Golf Course, May 13.
Andrew Matsumoto, Mililani, No. 16, 172 yards, 6-iron, Mililani Golf Club, May 17.
Merry A. Chung, Waipahu, No. 6, 123 yards, 7 wood Mililani Golf Club, May 26.
Ryan Suganuma, Honolulu, No. 9, 210 yards, 3-iron, Hickam Par-3 Golf Course, May 28.
Wendell Kop, Honolulu, No. 8, 210 yards, 3 wood, Ala Wai Golf Course, May 31.
Paul Zehngraff, Kailua, No. 12, 182 yards, 3 wood, Leilehua Golf Course, May 31.
Tom Goodbody, Honolulu, No. 11, 174 yards, 7-iron, Oahu Country Club, June 3.
Oscar Harada, McCully, No. 16, 135 yards, 7-iron, New Ewa Beach Golf Club, June 5.
Samuel Rodriguez III, Kailua, No. 6, 138 yards, pitching wedge, Hickam Par-3 Course, June 7.
Wil Ideue, Honolulu, No. 8, 132 yards, 9-iron, New Ewa Beach Golf Club, June 7.
Jerry Kalua, Waianae, No. C-7, 149 yards, 7-iron, Hawaii Prince Golf Course , June 8.
Ele Potts, Honolulu, No. 7, 108 yards, 7-wood, Oahu Country Club, June 10.
Peter Tuohy, Kailua, No. 13, 140 yards, 9-iron, New Ewa Beach Golf Club, June 11.
William Matsuura, Pearl City, No. 2, 167 yards, 6-iron, Mamala Bay Golf Course, June 11.
Mason Davis, Ewa Beach, No. 15, 180 yards, 4-iron, Turtle Bay Resort Golf Club, Fazio Course, June 13.
Yoshio Takahashi, Honolulu, No. 7, 138 yards, 6-iron, Ewa Villages Golf Course, June 13.
Isaiah Meyers, Waianae, No. 17, 168 yards, driver, Makaha Valley Country Club, June 15.
Clayton Chew, Kaneohe, No. 6, 161 yards, 5-iron, Kaneohe Klipper Course, June 17.
Wallace Teramoto, Honolulu, No. 5, 125 yards, 9-iron, Honolulu Country Club, June 18.
Paul Toma, Honolulu, No. 3, 169 yards, 6-iron, Puakea Golf Course, June 19.
Dominic Cerelejia, Lihue, No. 17, 126 yards, 7-iron, Royal Kunia Country Club, June 19.
Peter Chan, Mililani, No. 3, 184 yards, 3-iron, Pearl Country Club, June 19.
C.K. Cho, Honolulu, No. 13, 141 yards, 7-iron, Honolulu Country Club, June 19.
Hiroshi Okutsu, Waipahu, No. 3, 200 yards, 3-iron, Mililani Golf Club, June 20.
Upcoming tournaments
Malama ia Kailua Scholarship Tournament: June 27, 1 p.m. shotgun, Mid-Pacific Country Club. Limited to first 144 entries. Information: 261-9765 or 262-8161.
HCIL Tournament: June 27, 11:30 a.m. shotgun, Hawaii Prince Golf Course. Fee: $150 per golfer, $400 for three-person team. Benefit for the Hawaii Centers for Independent Living. Information: 522-5400.
Weed & Seed Law Enforcement Explorer Tournament: June 27, 12:30 p.m. shotgun, Mililani Golf Course. Format: Three-person scramble. Fee: $100 per player. Information: Sheri Nagamine or Scott Tamasaka, 529-3695.
Golf Fore Damien: July 3, noon shotgun, Kapolei Golf Course. Fee: $150 per player; $450 per team. Format: Three-person scramble. Deadline: June 23. Information: 841-0196.
University High School Benefit Tournament: July 10, 12:30 p.m. shotgun, Ala Wai Golf Course. Format: Three-person scramble. Fee: $110 per person. Information: Jim Bukes, 956-7955.
UH Women's Soccer Team Fundraiser: July 11, 12:30 p.m. shotgun, Mililani Golf Club. Fee: $110 per player; $330 per team. Format: Three-person scramble. Proceeds to benefit University of Hawaii women's soccer program. Information: Denise Abara, 956-6697, or Amanda Paterson, 956-4501.
Kapolei High School Tournament: July 14, 12:30 p.m. shotgun start, Kapolei Golf Course. Fee: $125 per person, includes green fees, cart, dinner, prizes and all par 3 events. Information: Elden Esmeralda, 478-1140 or e-mail: elden_esmeralda@notes.k12.hi.us.
Izumo Taishakyo Mission of Hawaii Tournament: July 15, 12:30 p.m. shotgun, Pearl Country Club. Fee: $125 per player. Deadline: July 5. Information: 538-7778.
SOCCER
MISO Masters Finals
3rd Place Game
Honolulu International 4, A.P. Kika 1
Championship Game
Honolulu United 2, Ohana Masters 0
SOFTBALL
U.S. Cup
At Rainbow Wahine Stadium
Yesterday
Canada 2, Greece 0
Chinese Taipei 3, Greece 0
United States 1 Chinese Taipei 0
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Hawaii Baseball Report
Statistics of players in professional baseball
with Hawaii ties through Friday's games:Major Leagues
Pitcher Team, League G IP H ER BB SO W-L ERA Mike Fetters Minnesota Twins, American 5 6 1 0 1 1 0-0 0.00 Jerome Williams San Francisco Giants, National 4 21 2/3 21 12 15 15 0-1 4.98 Class AAA
Player Team (Franchise), League AB R H 2b 3b HR RBI Avg. Keith Luuloa Indianapolis (Brewers), Intern'al 163 29 45 15 3 7 31 .276 Chris Truby Durham (Devil Rays), Internat'al 183 25 46 8 0 7 23 .251 Benny Agbayani Omaha (Royals), Pacific Coast 177 31 44 2 0 10 27 .249 Pitcher Team (Franchise), League G IP H ER BB SO W-L ERA Brandon Villafuerte Portland (Padres), Pacific Coast 6 7 1/3 10 0 2 7 1-0 0.00 Justin Wayne Albuquerque (Marlins), PCL 11 68 64 25 22 32 2-5 3.31 Class AA
Player Team (Franchise), League AB R H 2b 3b HR RBI Avg. Shane Victorino Jacksonville (Dodgers), Southern 84 6 20 5 0 0 4 .238 Chad Santos Wichita (Royals), Texas 176 21 40 10 1 3 23 .227 Keoni DeRenne Trenton, N.J. (Yankees), Eastern 9 1 2 0 0 0 0 .222 Dane Sardinha Chattanooga (Reds), Southern 86 6 15 2 0 2 11 .174 Pitcher Team (Franchise), League G IP H ER BB SO W-L ERA Tyler Yates Binghamton (Mets), Eastern 1 5 1 0 2 4 0-0 0.00 Shane Komine Midland (Athletics), Texas 7 45 2/3 39 12 9 39 3-1 2.36 Dusty Bergman Arkansas (Angels), Texas 27 62 1/3 71 29 18 42 4-1 4.19 Mark Johnson Erie (Tigers), Eastern 20 41 2/3 41 20 9 22 5-3 4.32 Class A
Player Team (Franchise), League AB R H 2b 3b HR RBI Avg. Duke Sardinha Tri-City (Rockies), Northwest 14 2 5 0 0 2 4 .357 Brandon Chaves Lynchburg (Pirates), Carolina 204 21 58 8 4 1 28 .284 Rodney Choy Foo Kinston (Indians), Carolina 216 29 60 14 0 3 28 .278 Kaulana Kuhaulua Quad City (Twins), Midwest 137 16 36 9 1 1 18 .263 Bronson Sardinha Battle Creek (Yankees), Midwest 38 11 9 2 0 3 6 .237 Rex Rundgren Jupiter (Marlins), Florida State 228 24 48 7 2 0 17 .211 Kila Ka'aihue Burlington (Royals), Midwest 198 27 41 10 0 4 24 .207 Pitcher Team (Franchise), League G IP H ER BB SO W-L ERA Brandon League Charleston, WVa (Jays), So. Atl. 12 70 2/3 58 15 18 61 2-3 1.91 Jason Kahi Kaanoi Burlington (Royals), Midwest 16 23 1/3 25 17 15 12 0-2 6.56 Jeff Coleman Modesto (Athletics), California 16 25 2/3 43 27 15 35 0-2 9.59 Independent
>> Mike Fetters will be out until at least mid-August after a slight tear was found in his right elbow yesterday. Fetters is currently on the 60-day disabled list and will not be able to throw for a month but will not have surgery.
Player Team (Franchise), League AB R H 2b 3b HR RBI Avg. Mark Okano Tecate, Arizona-Mexico 24 9 10 1 0 1 3 .417 Justin Hall St. Paul (Minn.), Northern 103 17 36 7 1 1 24 .350 Michael Tejada North Shore (Mass.), Northeast 18 2 6 1 0 0 1 .333 Darren Blakely New Jersey, Northeast 40 6 13 4 0 1 6 .325 Patrick Scalabrini Winnipeg, Northern 90 16 29 6 0 1 7 .322 Key Voshell Richmond (Ind.), Frontier 81 12 22 2 0 1 8 .272 Bryce Uegawachi Kenosha (Wis.), Frontier 21 1 1 0 0 0 0 .048 Pitcher Team, League G IP H ER BB SO W-L ERA Thomas Ford Lincoln (Neb.), Northern 10 21 19 5 8 12 2-0 2.08
>> Brandon League was promoted to Duedin, Fla. in the Florida State League by the Toronto Blue Jays.
>> Tyler Yates was promoted to Binghamton (N.Y.) in the Eastern League by the New York Mets. Yates has been mentioned as the Mets' closer of the future -- which could come sooner rather than later if Armando Benitez is traded -- but has been lights-out as a starter. He allowed only a single hit in five innings in his first start for the club and will make his second start today. He contributed to a combined no-hitter in his final start in Single-A.
>> Despite playing his last game for the club May 21, Shane Victorino still shares the team's lead in stolen bases (7) with shortstop Ramon Vasquez.
>> Rex Rundgren earned three hits and reached base four times in the Florida State League All-Star game this week.
>> Utility player Duke Sardinha will be starting at third base for Tri-Cities this week after starter Christian Colonel injured his shoulder. Sardinha has appeared in games at first, third and second and is the team's emergency catcher.
"If I'm hitting, I'm going to play more," Sardina tol the Tri-City Herald. "But I know my role. I'm the utility guy. I knew that coming into the season. With Colonel down, I'm filling in at third. That's my job."
>> Pat Scalabrini has been sidelined with an injured abdominal muscle, forcing manager Hal Lanier to use a centerfielder at second base since Scalabrini's two backups are also injured. Scalabrini expects to return tomorrow.
>> Jason Kahi Kaanoi has two saves for the Burlington Bees since being moved to the bullpen recently. He believes it might be the role for him after a rough start to his professional career.
"Mentally it's different because you come in in a different situation in the game," Kaanoi told thehawkeye.com. "When you're starting you're basically creating your own whatever happens. When you come in in relief, you're trying to save it. I like it because I get to come in one or two innings, go all out. It's a lot easier I think than it is to start."
Compiled by Jerry Campany, Star-Bulletin
University of Hawaii Athletics