Hawaii Beat Star-Bulletin staff

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Tests keep Wallace away from practice

Hawaii basketball coach Riley Wallace missed the Rainbow Warriors' practice yesterday to undergo scheduled medical tests at Kaiser Medical Center. He said he will also miss Monday's practice.

Wallace, now in his 20th season as UH head coach, last missed practice time in December 2004 when he had an angioplasty performed to improve blood flow in his right coronary artery. The procedure did not cause him to miss any games.

The Rainbows (4-4) are in the midst of a 10-day break between games and resume their six-game homestand on Dec. 16 against Northwestern State at the Stan Sheriff Center.

» Latoya Wily scored 25 points and grabbed 16 rebounds to lead the Brigham Young-Hawaii women's basketball team to an 87-82 win over Chaminade last night at the Cannon Activities Center.

Artevia Wily had 24 points and Kayla Burningham added 21 for the Seasiders. Brittnee Fonnesbeck led Chaminade with 26 points.

Manoa Paniolos win consolation title

The Manoa Paniolos defeated the Worcester (Mass.) Vikings 28-18 on Wednesday to capture a consolation title in the Junior Pee Wee division at the Pop Warner Super Bowl in Orlando, Fla.

The Paniolos lost their first-round game in the Division I bracket to the Union Road (N.C.) Jaguars on Sunday. The Koloa Packers lost both of their games in the Division II bracket, falling to the Capital City (NC) Steelers in the first round and West Haven (Conn.) Seahawks in a consolation game.

Ala Moana Open taking entries

Entries for the 86th Ala Moana Open tennis tournament are being accepted at Central Oahu Regional Park and at the Diamond Head Tennis Center. Play will be held in men's and women's singles and doubles.

The tournament will be held Dec. 22-24 at CORP. The entry deadline is Friday.

For more information, call CORP at 677-8112 or DHTC at 971-7150.