When Kamehameha
takes on Konawaena, it’s
usually a clash of title
contenders, and that
doesn’t change on the
bowling alley.
In this case, Saturday’s
BIIF season-opener at
KBXtreme in Kailua-
Kona, the Wildcats had
the upper hand, andwhile
coach Clyde Takafuji had
to be pleased, he cau-
tioned it was too soon to
draw any conclusions.
Konawaena featured
more high-level bowl-
ers, but the Warriors’
Brandyn
Lee-Lehano
was the most consistent
performer, rolling four
games of 200 or more.
“I honestly think it’s
going to come down
to Kamehameha and
Konawaena,” Warriors
coach Ricky Torres said.
“Brandyn, he has the
potential to win BIIFs if
he can keep his emotions
in check.”
Lee-Lehano
and
Konawaena’s
Torin
Savella tied for high-
game on Saturday with
223s, and they also
were the high BIIF men
at the 2014 HHSAA
championships.
“That’s what he’s capa-
ble of,” Takafuji said of
Savella. “Very teachable
and listens well. I’ve been
looking at Torin and
Tresen Arakaki as con-
tenders to be sure.”
Arakaki was the BIIF
runner-up last sea-
son, and Konawaena’s
depth allowed it to
beat Kamehameha on
Saturday even without
Savella rolling his best
game. On the day for
the Wildcats, Arakaki,
Connor Harrington and
Chad Galiza each reached
the 190s.
Of the defending
champion Wildcats’ eight
bowlers, four are return-
ees, but Torres took heart
that Kamehameha was
able to win one of three
games despite not be able
to fill five slots – at least
not yet.
He was unsure if
defending
champion
Seth Yamaguchi was
going to bowl this season,
though Alton Penrose
and Kalai Pomroy return
to bring experience for
Kamehameha.
“Ka’u is going to be the
spoiler,” Torres said.
While the Trojans
boast depth for the sec-
ond consecutive season,
including Travis Taylor,
Kealakehe returns two
bowlers. The Waveriders’
Kawika Pierson was solid
with a 190 and a 186 on
Saturday.
For the second consec-
utive season league bowl-
ing will be held exclusive-
ly at KBXreme, and each
team will play one anoth-
er twice to determine the
team titles. The individ-
ual championships are
Oct. 17.
Seeking to win another
girls title, freshmen-lad-
en Kealakehe must
replace individual cham-
pion Desiree Ichishita
and will look for lead-
ership from junior Rose
Stephenson, who had a
155 on Saturday.
“She inspires the other
girls,” first-year coach
Loreena Ganeko.
Ganeko’s roster of 10
would make many coach-
es envious, and Kara
Nishida is among the
Four Seasons Resort Hualalai presents
The Race for Hope
Sept. 13
5K Run/Walk
Plc Name
Division Time
1
Zafir Abou-Zamzam 15 - 19
:19:28
2 Kanoa Blake
14-Jan
:20:16
3 AhmedAbou-Zamzam 40 - 49
:21:26
4 Mathew Cervantez 20 - 29
:21:54
5 Dion Blake
40 - 49 :22:07
6 Reece Herendeen 14-Jan
:22:17
7 Benjamin Smith
15 - 19
:22:57
8 Kainalu Lozano
20 - 29 :23:22
9 Jeffery Richardson 40 - 49 :23:26
10 Abraham Go
20 - 29 :23:42
11 Toshiyuki Mochizuki
40 - 49 :23:52
12 Desmond Acol
30 - 39 :24:09
13 Kai Higgins
14-Jan
:24:14
14 Owen Matsuda
14-Jan
:24:41
15 Riley Higgins
14-Jan
:25:09
16 Hunter Weigle
15 - 19
:25:17
17 Nicola Rodrigues
20 - 29
:25:21
18 Jordan Vedelli
14-Jan
:25:39
19 Keanu Young
15 - 19
:25:46
20 Myron Perreira
30 - 39 :25:53
21 Kaisei Mochizuki
14-Jan
:26:26
22 Nicole Vedelli
40 - 49 :26:52
23 Jonathan Vedelli
40 - 49 :27:00
24 Makana Blake
14-Jan
:27:02
25 James Canedy
30 - 39 :27:03
26 Alisyn Blosser
20 - 29
:27:58
27 Bart Blosser
20 - 29
:27:59
28 James Young
40 - 49 :28:00
29 Kelly Jensen
40 - 49 :28:02
30 Zack Mader
15 - 19
:28:08
31 Gina Villalobos
50 - 59 :28:25
32 Jeff Mader
40 - 49 :28:27
33 Scott Wiitala
40 - 49 :28:35
34 Diego Angarita
30 - 39 :28:37
35 Nichalas Lane
30 - 39 :28:48
36 Tereza Molfino
20 - 29 :28:54
37 Michelle Larsen
20 - 29 :29:30
38 Hilary Obryan
30 - 39 :29:32
39 Malia Jensen
40 - 49 :29:34
40 Monica Chatfield
20 - 29 :29:43
41 Todd Hashimoto
40 - 49 :29:47
42 Aysha Obrien
20 - 29 :30:01
43 Riley Herendeen
15 - 19
:30:09
44 Amanda Smith
30 - 39
:30:15
45 Koloa Kalavi
20 - 29 :30:26
46 Hope Kudo
15 - 19
:30:32
47 Emma Choi
14-Jan
:30:36
48 Shiho Mochizuki
50 - 59 :30:46
49 Wendy Clark
60 & Over :30:56
50 Kim Bishop
40 - 49 :30:57
51 Amy Baer
40 - 49
:31:07
52 Jolene Head
40 - 49 :31:20
53 Eric Losness
40 - 49
:31:25
54 Timothy Ashcraft
40 - 49
:31:35
55 Casey Anderson
30 - 39
:31:38
56 Jessica Crane
30 - 39
:31:46
57 Jennifer Franklin
40 - 49
:31:53
58 Mark Nelson
40 - 49 :32:02
59 Bobby Nakamura
60 & Over :32:15
60 Myles Sorokovsky
20 - 29
:32:17
61 Max Clini
Walk
:32:20
62 Donald Packard
50 - 59
:32:21
63 Kimberly Cherry
50 - 59
:32:41
64 Shellby Smith
No Age Given :32:44
65 Fariba Izadi
40 - 49
:32:51
66 Meredith Matsushima 20 - 29 :33:22
67 Rebecca Gavin
40 - 49 :33:39
68 Lona Knight
40 - 49 :33:40
69 Apryl Sasaki
40 - 49 :33:58
70 May Tang
40 - 49 :34:00
71 Shione Mochizuki
15 - 19
:34:02
72 Lisa Castle
30 - 39 :34:09
73 Teme Tanaka
50 - 59
:34:16
74 Jacie Nava
14-Jan
:34:27
75 Sheri Lawson
50 - 59 :34:39
76 Robert Aiello
50 - 59
:34:41
77 Rob Rennie
40 - 49 :34:43
78 Terreia Jones
40 - 49 :34:44
79 Celestia Higano
60 & Over :34:46
80 Kevin Rayls
50 - 59 :34:53
81 Suzanne Rogers
30 - 39 :34:54
82 Alex Nava
50 - 59 :35:39
83 Catherine Truza
20 - 29 :35:40
84 Lindsay Lincoln
30 - 39 :36:08
85 Maddie Weigle
14-Jan
:36:14
86 Arlene Crane
50 - 59 :36:36
87 John Mauru
50 - 59
:36:41
88 Raul Ramirez
50 - 59 :36:49
89 Debbie Worthing
50 - 59 :36:50
90 John Kearney
60 & Over :37:25
91 Martin Aguas
20 - 29
:37:37
92 Ellen Carvalho
50 - 59
:37:51
93 Cathy Cervantez
50 - 59
:37:53
94 Gwen Campbell
60 & Over :38:10
95 Jadyn Ashcraft
14-Jan
:38:16
96 Susan Barthold
60 & Over :38:18
97 Christine Bangay
Walk
:38:29
98 Olivia Tran
40 - 49 :38:32
99 Kathy Baxter
40 - 49 :38:56
100 Trina Ashcraft
40 - 49 :38:58
101 Lori Burgoon
40 - 49 :39:05
102 Basheer Dawud
30 - 39 :39:08
103 Elena Livesay
30 - 39
:39:13
104 Candis Stansell
30 - 39
:39:15
105 Matteo Larrua
14-Jan
:39:17
106 Kumi Lederer
40 - 49
:39:18
107 Micha Demattos
15 - 19
:39:18
108 John Lederer
60 & Over :39:19
109 Cliff Jenkins
30 - 39 :39:22
110 Safia Abou-Zamzam 14-Jan
:39:23
111 Ruth Kudo
50 - 59 :39:24
112 Sharon Lum
40 - 49 :39:27
113 Christine Mader
40 - 49 :39:55
114 Bobbi Johnson
50 - 59 :40:10
115 Carlin Ziemelis
Walk
:40:26
116 Jessica Miller
30 - 39 :40:44
117 Carolyn Packard
50 - 59 :40:48
118 Shahear Faltas
40 - 49
:41:14
119 Elaina Head
Walk
:41:19
120 Jacob Head
40 - 49
:41:27
121 Sophie Weigle
14-Jan
:41:30
122 Holly Weigle
30 - 39
:41:34
123 Amanda Black
14-Jan
:41:37
124 Rick Black
50 - 59
:41:53
125 Jenn Murphioka
30 - 39 :42:02
126 Shirley Rodrigues
50 - 59 :42:06
127 Kara Akers
30 - 39
:42:13
128 WilliamAkers
30 - 39
:42:15
129 Kent Uyenten
50 - 59
:42:17
130 Daniel Rick
50 - 59 :42:24
131 Nelson Estioko
40 - 49 :42:26
132 Johnny Chang
40 - 49 :42:36
133 Marvis Hanano
50 - 59 :42:40
134 Joseph Randolph
14-Jan
:42:51
135 Betsy Wittman
50 - 59 :43:09
136 Michael Drutar
40 - 49
:43:11
137 Lisa Vos
40 - 49
:43:14
138 Tomoko Black
50 - 59 :43:27
139 Richard Villalobos
Walk
:43:28
140 Sally Kearney
60 & Over :43:33
141 Irene Zachman
30 - 39 :43:57
142 Keylee Holway
Walk
:44:16
143 Christopher Mills
Walk
:44:20
144 Jaylin Clini
Walk
:45:34
145 Raul Cervantez
Walk
:45:39
146 Timothy Reed
Walk
:45:54
147 Kristine Dahlquist
Walk
:46:54
148 Chris Baer
Walk
:46:57
149 Angela Broberg
Walk
:46:59
150 Melissa Newberg
Walk
:47:43
151 AliciaMiranda-Browne Walk
:48:15
152 Caitlin Lindell
Walk
:48:16
153 Josephine Tran
30 - 39 :48:22
154 Randi Reyes
20 - 29 :48:29
155 Gabryelle Tagupa
15 - 19
:48:31
156 Katie Sauter
30 - 39 :48:35
157 Alyssa Felder
20 - 29 :48:52
158 Stacey Fritz
Walk
:48:58
159 Dan Koester
60 & Over :49:00
160 Hulu Kanda
30 - 39 :49:05
161 Stephanie Elbert
20 - 29 :49:06
162 Kelly Shaw
Walk
:49:07
163 Lona Kaniho
Walk
:49:18
164 Guy Kaniho
Walk
:49:20
165 Kayla Spencer
Walk
:49:56
166 Kanoe Schutte
Walk
:49:58
167 Nancy Fann
Walk
:50:24
168 Laurie Scully
50 - 59 :50:25
169 Keyna Wilcox
Walk
:50:37
170 Lyric Santiago
Walk
:50:38
171 Lance Sandvik
60 & Over :50:54
172 Linda Shon
Walk
:51:12
173 Alvin Shon
Walk
:51:13
174 Conner Kimball
Walk
:51:27
175 Roger Pezzulich
Walk
:51:30
176 Dot Seymour
Walk
:51:40
177
MCkealohaCurnan-Medina
Walk
:51:41
178 Jedlyn Pierrilus
Walk
:52:13
179 Jen Bowman
Walk
:52:17
180 Kelly Miles
Walk
:52:19
181 Solange Roy
Walk
:52:21
182 Bobbi Kahn
Walk
:52:29
183 Marveen Tagupa
40 - 49
:52:31
184 Emma Reed
Walk
:52:33
185 John Tagupa
40 - 49 :52:35
186 Ileana Sanchez
50 - 59 :52:40
187 Beth Lawson
Walk
:53:05
188 Michele Mass
Walk
:53:19
189 Jim Edwards
Walk
:53:21
190 Christine Dochin
60 & Over :53:25
191 Jacqueline Roses
Walk
:53:54
192 Nainoa Kaili-Carrion 14-Jan
:53:58
193 Leiloni Punihaole
Walk
:53:59
194 William Gordon
Walk
:54:00
195 Heather Su
Walk
:54:02
196 Mauri Au
Walk
:54:20
197 Jannica Cuaresma 20 - 29
:55:12
198 John Breslin
30 - 39
:55:14
199 Jerry Anderson
60 & Over :55:23
200 Alicia Nancoo
Walk
:55:29
201 Jourdan Gaspar
30 - 39 :56:27
202 Shauna Yusko
Walk
:56:59
203 Mary Ann Kaduk
Walk
:57:04
204 Rochelle Ploski
Walk
:57:05
205 Jodie Calero
40 - 49
:57:41
206 Kali Calero
Walk
:57:43
207 Tom Callero
40 - 49 :57:46
208 Rocky Campbell
Walk
:57:53
209 SherisseKaluhiokalani
Walk
:58:22
210 Heidi Perreira
Walk
:58:24
211 Pixie Flores
Walk
:58:28
212 Linda Kraft
Walk
:58:42
213 Danuta Blum
Walk
:58:43
214 Kazia Elias
Walk
:58:49
215 Lyanne Okamura
Walk
:58:54
216 Rika Nanao
Walk
:59:11
217 Akira Nanao
Walk
:59:14
218 Bill Spangrud
60 & Over :59:21
219 Holly Lyons
40 - 49 :59:30
220 Joe Lyons
Walk
:59:32
221 Kealoha Nearman Walk
:59:36
222 Kelly Herendeen
Walk
:59:40
223 Seneca Ropp
20 - 29
:59:41
224 Angela Green
Walk
1:00:05
225 Daniel Green
Walk
1:00:11
226 Mason Pi
Walk
1:00:35
227 Nancy Katayama
Walk
1:01:05
228 Patricia Ilog
Walk
1:01:08
229 Kym Tagawa
Walk
1:01:09
230 Albert Pi
40 - 4
1:01:15
231 Jeffrey Jax
50 - 59 1:01:17
232 Sandee Follett
Walk
1:01:23
233 Emily Rodino
Walk
1:01:27
234 Mary Sack
Walk
1:01:29
235 Randy Garbiel
60 & Over 1:01:34
236 Dahl Young
50 - 59 1:02:32
237 No Reg Info Bib #407 No Age Given1:02:34
238 Janice Garbiel
60 & Over 1:02:39
239 Russell Ventenilla
Walk
1:03:45
240 Noel Ventenilla
1 - 14
1:03:46
241 Jocelyn Ventenilla
Walk
1:03:48
242 Royal Jr Randolph 60 & Over 1:03:59
243 Sylvia Randolph
Walk
1:04:19
244 Mike Dias
Walk
1:04:51
245 Ashlyn Dias
Walk
1:04:54
246 Tiana Dias
Walk
1:04:56
247 Kyra Vidosh
15 - 19 1:06:43
248 Leah Carroll
50 - 59 1:07:10
249 Brent Callihea
40 - 49 1:09:45
250 Chad Weigle
Walk
1:09:47
251 Koa Callihea
15 - 19 1:09:50
252 Maile Kaili-Carrion 20 - 29 1:11:28
253 Porsche Kanuha
Walk
1:11:30
254 Jadi-Ray Kanuha
Walk
1:11:31
255 Cherrie Carse
Walk
1:11:33
256 Kathy Schwarting Walk
1:11:35
257 Christine Sau
40 - 49 1:17:28
258 Precious Sau
Walk
1:17:37
259 Tahani Ragga
Walk
1:17:46
260 Mary Kuehn
30 - 39 1:17:54
261 RosemarieYongvanich Walk
1:18:22
262 Aidalyn Furness
Walk
1:19:06
263 Kawehi Davis
Walk
1:19:08
10K Run
1
Kenneth Stover
20 - 29
:38:12
2 Carlos Alvarez
40 - 49
:41:35
3 Taylor Carroll
20 - 29 :44:22
4 Tiffany Nakamura
20 - 29
:48:11
5 Jeff Foster
40 - 49 :49:08
6 Martin Sanchez
40 - 49 :53:23
7 Twnie McDonald
50 - 59
:53:41
8 Peter Sim
60 & Over :53:46
9 Doug Mcdowell
30 - 39 :53:53
10 Eric Ziemelis
40 - 49 :54:29
11 Destiny Randolph 30 - 39
:55:13
12 Sarah Mares
40 - 49
:55:16
13 Barbara Nakamura 40 - 49
:55:19
14 Lynne Grieco
40 - 49 :55:34
15 Austin Watkins
40 - 49
:56:41
16 Van Harrold
60 & Over :58:27
17 John Sauter
30 - 39
:59:01
18 Kristy Rennie
50 - 59 :59:38
19 Rick Vollstedt
60 & Over :59:56
20 Jennifer Richardson 40 - 49 :59:58
21 Joseph Carrol
50 - 59 1:00:06
22 Lisa Stow
30 - 39 1:00:31
23 Ellen Greenbaum 50 - 59 1:00:37
24 Yvette Quiazon
40 - 49 1:00:52
25 Benjamin Schorr
20 - 29 1:00:56
26 Sheri Nicholls
50 - 59 1:01:31
27 Ari Umutyan
40 - 49 1:01:48
28 Erin Umutyan
40 - 49 1:01:49
29 Maggie Murphy
60 & Over 1:03:43
30 Kelly Cooper
40 - 49 1:04:22
31 Nina Hasler
40 - 49 1:04:36
32 BrunoFemeniaCastella 40 - 49 1:05:45
33 Rachel Cervantez
20 - 29 1:06:18
34 Sherry Nava
50 - 59 1:06:46
35 Stan Chraminski
60 & Over 1:07:39
36 Vicki Pendergrass
50 - 59 1:11:16
37 Kelly Mccloskey
30 - 39 1:11:26
38 Bryn Wilcox
1 - 14
1:12:02
39 Kyra Bronson
40 - 49 1:13:06
40 Elaine Thrift
50 - 59 1:13:36
41 Stacey Beal
50 - 59 1:13:48
42 Joe Conti
50 - 59 1:14:06
43 Trevor Wedlund
40 - 49 1:14:51
44 Richard Bronson
60 & Over 1:15:30
45 Leticia Martin
40 - 49 1:15:50
46 Wanda Gray
60 & Over 1:22:10
47 Heather Oconnell
30 - 39 1:22:30
48 Monina Esguerra
40 - 49 1:31:16
49 Nicola Ching
40 - 49 1:32:03
50 Erika Hamlin
20 - 29 1:33:07
51 Isabelle Tran
40 - 49 1:34:32
52 Don Olsen
60 & Over 1:34:54
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2015 | WEST HAWAII TODAY
SPORTS
2B
All proceeds will support
Parker’s athletics pro-
gram. For more informa-
tion or to download a reg-
istration form, please visit
org, email nvedelli@park-
erschoolhawaii.org, or call
808-885-7933 ext. 7106.
Upcoming Hawaii
Cycling Club events
The Hawaii Cycling
Club’s 19.5 mile “Out ‘n
Back” Training Time Trial is
Sept. 19, starting at Hwy 19
and Ka’iminani Dr. at the
new time of 7 a.m.
Registration is from
6:30-6:45 a.m on Pukiawe
Street off of Ka’iminani
Drive. The start is on Hwy
19 at Ka’iminani Drive.
Competitors will ride North
13.5 miles to mile mark-
er 80, make a U-Turn and
return to the finish line at
mile marker 86. The total
ride is 19.5 miles. Police will
be directing traffic at the
U-Turn.
Saturday Ride Option:
A non-competitive ride will
start shortly after the last
time trial competitor.
The Last Mile:
Over the
last mile of both the Time
Trial and the Saturday
Ride participants have the
opportunity to record their
top speed and average
mph, report their results
and have the results post-
ed on the HCC web site.
HCC’s Talk Story Station
will be providing food and
drinks after the finish line.
Wildcat Golf
Challenge
The Club at Hokulia
will host the Wildcat Golf
Challenge on Nov. 16.
The two best ball of four
format with a shotgun start
costs $250 per golfer to
enter. Entry fee includes a
cart and a gift for all golf-
ers.
The event will benefit
the interscholastic athlet-
ics program at Konawaena
High School. Space is lim-
ited and advance reserva-
tions can be made by call-
ing the Athletic Office at
Konawaena at 323-4500.
5th Bieni 5K Fun Run
and Dog Walk at HPA
Runners, walkers, friend-
ly canines, and families
are invited to participate
in the Fifth Bieni 5K Fun
Run and Dog Walk begin-
ning at 9 a.m. on Sept. 20
at the Hawaii Preparatory
Academy
cross-coun-
try course. The course
— located at the school’s
Upper Campus — is a chal-
lenging, but fun and that
includes hills, flats, grass
and pavement.
Participants who pre-
register online by Sept.
8 will receive a race shirt
and goodie bag. To register,
visit: flpregister.com/154.
Entry fees are $25 for par-
ticipants 11 and older and
$35 for those 11 and older
with dogs.
This fun community
event honors Bieni Kohler-
Johnson, an HPA alum-
na who passed away in
2009 after a valiant bat-
tle against breast cancer.
All net proceeds from the
event fund the annual
Bieni Kohler-Johnson ’83
Scholarship at HPA, which
recognizes young women
who are gifted in athletics,
academics, or the arts.
The top fundraiser will
receive the grand prize
of a two-night stay at the
Mauna Kea Beach Hotel.
The runner-up fundraiser
will receive a round of golf
for four at the Mauna Kea
Beach Hotel. Fundraisers
do not need to be pres-
ent to win. Medals will be
awarded to the top two
overall male and female
finishers and to the top
three male and female fin-
ishers in each age division.
For more information,
contact Liz Noetzel at 989-
9100 or email: HPArace@
gmail.com.
On the
Emily T. Gail Show
Vivian Fususho Nozaki
looks back on when she
and her husband Alan
were Race Directors of the
Hilo to Volcano- Ultra and
Relay Run and the Saddle
Road Hilo to Waimea in the
80’s-90’s. She talks about
the early days of endur-
ance runs Alan participat-
ed in on the Big Island, like
the 24 hour run in 1990’s at
Old Kona Airport park.
Chick Kunitake, reflects
on the Daniel Sayre
Foundation efforts to
raise funds for purchase
of Hawaii Country Fire
Department rescue equip-
ment. He looks back at his
experience as a Konawaena
athlete in 1950’s. He shares
why he encourages sup-
porting high school athlete
fund raising efforts like the
Konawaena Wildcats girls
basketball team.
The Wildcats girls bas-
ketball team, under coach
Bobbie Awa, are fundrais-
ing to attend the presti-
gious Title IX Basketball
Tournament in Washington
D.C. in December The
Wildcats are one of the 48
teams invited from around
the country.
The Emily T Gail Shows
are available at espnhawaii.
com. There is a free iTunes
podcast and Emily T Gail
Talk Story on Facebook.
Contact Gail at 896-6780
or
KJCA golf
tournament
The Kona Japanese Civic
Association will hold a golf
tournament on Oct. 4 at
Big Island Country Club.
Registration begins at 7
a.m. with a shotgun start
at 8 a.m. The entry fee is
$100 and includes a con-
tinental breakfast, pupu,
lunch and prizes.
The format will be a
two-person
scramble.
Team handicap will be
determined by using 80
percent of the total team
handicap.
Hole sponsors are wel-
come to help KJCA pro-
mote Japanese culture in
the community.
For more information,
call Peggy Ciriaco at 937-
2380, Tony Takai at 325-
6724, or Walter Kunitake
at: 938-3624
Kealakehe stadium
rules reminder
No fans in attendance
at Waverider Stadium can
bring coolers, chairs (other
than stadium chairs),out-
side food or beverage, large
bags, Hydroflasks or other
containers.
Designated
handicapped seating is
reserved for people with
disabilities
SHORT HOPS:
Hawaii Cycling
Club hosting “Out n Back”Training
Time Trail on Sept. 19
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1B
BICC MEMBERS GOLF
When
: Sept. 12
Where
: Big Island Country Club
Format
: 4 person teams, 2 low
nets except for par 3’s and 5’s use
3 low nets
Results
: Reed Bender, Harry
McMillen, Rick Robinson, Swend
Willadsen (-21)
Low net
: Rick Robinson (68)
Closest to the pin
: Barb Millslagle
(No. 5, 13, 17), Harry Taylor (No. 8)
KEAUHOU KONA MEN’S GOLF
When
: Sept. 12
Where
: Hapuna Golf Course
Format
: Low net
A-Flight results
: Al Sullivan (66);
Walt Disney (67); Chuck Coupe, Les
Salisbury,Alan Clark (tie, 70)
Closest to the pin
: Jim Geiser (No.
5); Alan Clark (No. 7); Dan Davis
(No. 13); Bill Jaeger (No. 16)
M&M GOLF
When
: Sept. 11
Where
: Hapuna Golf Course
Format
: Choose front or back nine,
minus half handicap
Results
: Kasie Wessels (30); Joy
Sakabe (39.5)
Low putts
: Joy Sakabe (32)
When
: Sept. 8
Where
: Makalei Golf Club
Format
: T & F’s, minus half hand-
icap
A-Flight results
: Joy Sakabe (42);
Tarnia Kasahara (42.5); Wanda
Gldscharek, Butchie Hayward (tie,
45.5)
B-Flight results
: Junko Clark
(36.5); Barbara Crutcher (38.5);
Shoko Loh, Linda Takai (tie, 42.5)
Low putts
: Junko Clark (31)
Chip ins
: Linda Takai (No. 2); Kasie
Wessels (No. 15); Tarnia Kasahara
(No. 9)
NAWAHINE O WAIKOLOA
WOMENS GOLF
When
: Sept. 10
Where
: Waikoloa Village Golf Club
Format
: Low gross, low net
Low Gross
: Deb Knox (90); Cindy
Carlson (96)
Low net
: Kasie Wessels (72); Carole
Abarcar,Trish Kimball (tie, 75)
Low putts
: Deb Knox (28); Kasie
Wessels (34); Margaret Dewers (35)
Chip ins
: Cindy Carlson (No. 5)
Birdies
: Cindy Carlson (No. 5)
WEEKLY GOLFTOURNAMENT RESULTS
RACE FOR HOPE RESULTS
Runners compete in the Race for Hope on Saturday
.
FOUR
SEASONS RESORT HUALALAI/
COURTESY PHOTO
Konawaena boys earn key early victory
BOWLING
BY MATT GERHART
HAWAII TRIBUNE-HERALD
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BOWLING
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