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Feldman, Stubblefield stumble into semifinal

Top seeds Andrew Feldman and Larry Stubblefield needed an extra hole but advanced to the semifinals of the Aloha Section PGA 4-Ball Match Play Championship at Oahu Country Club yesterday.

Feldman and Stubblefield, who are the defending champions, beat Kevin Ralbovsky and Ken Springer 1 up in 19 holes to join 13th-seeded David Kowalcyzk and Marc Smith, No. 2 Shane Abe and Scotty Kaneko and No. 6 Beau Yokomoto and Wade Nishimoto in the semifinals.

John Inzer and Bill Schwallie pulled off the upset of the day, beating Ron and Joey Castillo 2 and 1 in the first round before falling to Yokomoto and Nishimoto.

The semifinals begin this morning at 7 with the finals to follow at 11:30 a.m.

Lynch, Hayashi on to Ohio: John Lynch of Kaneohe and Kevin Hayashi of Hilo earned spots in the PGA Club Pro championship at Nashport, Ohio, in June with qualifying scores at the Western PGA Club Professional Championship at Olympia, Wash., Monday.

Lynch finished in a tie for fifth with a 138 after two rounds while Hayashi managed to come in 15th with a 140. John Henderson of Dallas won the rain-shortened event with a 135.

Among those failing to qualify were Brendan Moynahan of Lanai City, Andrew Feldman of Aiea and Brian Sasada of Kahului. The action actually took place Sunday but was not called off and made official until yesterday, allowing Feldman, Hayashi and Sasada to compete at the Oahu Club this week.

Kodama finishes in top 10: At Lakeside, Calif., Hawaii senior Matt Kodama finished the Barona Collegiate Cup in third place yesterday, five strokes behind medallist Chris Baryla of Texas-El Paso.

The Warriors finished in 14th despite Kodama's 12-under par 204.

Seasiders jump up AVCA poll

The Brigham Young-Hawaii volleyball team jumped from 13th to eighth in the American Volleyball Coaches Association poll yesterday while Hawaii Pacific dropped from 11th to 14th.

Both teams were undefeated last week without dropping a game. The Seasiders, who received five first-place votes, are 14-2 while the Sea Warriors are 15-2.

Rainbows ready for Slam Dunk

Slam Dunk 2003, a fund-raiser for the University of Hawaii men's basketball program, is scheduled for tomorrow at the Stan Sheriff Center.

The event, which includes live and silent auctions and food from eight island restaurants, begins at 6 p.m. Tickets are $100 and available through the basketball office (956-6501) and the arena box office (944-BOWS).

Among the auction items are tickets for a Los Angeles Lakers game at the Staples Center, a framed Brett Favre autographed jersey, neighbor island golf packages and a basketball signed by Shaquille O'Neal, Kobe Bryant, Karl Malone and Gary Payton.

USTA Tennis weekend ready to roll

The 17th USTA Hawaii Pacific Section Tennis Weekend, a three-day event starting Friday, will be held at Ala Moana Beach Tennis Park, McCoy Pavilion and the Ala Moana Hotel.

Hawaii's largest tennis event of the year includes a variety of educational and fun tennis clinics for juniors and adults, skills challenges, social play, USTA membership appreciation booth as well as product demos and exhibitions.

For a full schedule of the events, visit the USTAHPS website at: www.hawaii.usta.com or call (808) 955-6696.

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