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MEN’S PROFESSIONAL RANKINGS
Starting on August 30, 2015, professional
athletes began earning points for Kona Qualifying
correlating to their finish position. The top
50 male pros in the KPR at the end of each
qualifying year will qualify to race in Kona.
PLACE/NAME
COUNTRY RACES POINTS
1. Jan
Frodeno
DEU
1
3,000
2.. Sebastian Kienle
DEU
1
2,700
3. Andi
Böcherer
DEU
2
2,520
4. Michael Raelert
DEU
2
2,470
5. Javier
Gomez
ESP
1
2,430
6. Timo
Bracht
DEU
2
2,320
7. Jesse
Thomas
USA
2
2,265
8. Bart
Aernouts
BEL
1
2,185
9. Mauro
Baertsch
CHE
2
2,180
10. Markus Thomschke
DEU
2
2,120
11. Kirill
Kotsegarov
EST
1
2,000
12. Christian Brader
DEU
2
1,685
13. James
Cunnama
ZAF
1
1,600
14. Matt
Chrabot
USA
1
1,600
15. Bertrand Billard
FRA
1
1,600
16. Andrej
Vistica
HRV
1
1,600
17. Jan
Van Berkel
CHE
1
1,595
18. Albert
Molins
ESP
2
1,510
19. Tyler
Butterfield
BMU
1
1,435
20. Andreas Dreitz
DEU
1
1,290
21. Alessandro Degasperi
ITA
1
1,280
22. Stefan
Schmid
DEU
1
1,280
23. Mike
Schifferle
CHE
3
1,155
24. Matt
Trautman
ZAF
2
1,015
25. Ruedi
Wild
CHE
1
990
26. Gwenael Ouilleres
FRA
1
960
27. Eric
Limkemann
USA
1
960
28. Gudmund Snilstveit
NOR
1
960
29. Patrick
Jaberg
CHE
1
960
30. Ritchie
Nicholls
GBR
2
845
31. Cody
Beals
CAN
2
765
32. Eneko
Llanos
ESP
1
750
33. Timothy Van Berkel
AUS
1
750
34. Esben
Hovgaard
DNK
1
720
35. Harry
Wiltshire
GBR
1
720
36. Evert
Scheltinga
NLD
1
715
37. Luke
Mckenzie
AUS
1
640
38. Romain Guillaume
FRA
1
640
39. Antony
Costes
FRA
2
630
40. Tim
Reed
AUS
1
605
41. Leon
Griffin
AUS
2
550
42. Ivan
Risti
ITA
1
540
43. Chris
Mcdonald
USA
1
540
44. Elliot
Holtham
CAN
1
540
45. Viktor
Zyemtsev
UKR
1
540
46. Trevor
Wurtele
CAN
1
540
47. Terenzo Bozzone
NZL
1
540
48. Michael Weiss
AUT
1
435
49. Casey
Munro
AUS
1
435
50. David
Mcnamee
GBR
1
435
WO
MEN’S PROFESSIONAL RANKINGS
Starting on August 30, 2015, professional
athletes began earning points for Kona Qualifying
correlating to their finish position. The top
35 female pros in the KPR at the end of each
qualifying year will qualify to race in Kona.
PLACE/NAME
COUNTRY RACES POINTS 1.
1. Anja
Beranek
DEU
2
4,430
2. Daniela
Ryf
CHE
1
3,000
3. Heather Wurtele
CAN
1
2,700
4. Tine
Holst
DNK
2
2,560
5. Magali
Tisseyre
CAN
1
2,185
6. Gurutze Frades
ESP
1
2,000
7. Daniela
Sämmler
DEU
1
2,000
8. Carrie
Lester
AUS
1
2,000
9. Alexandra Tondeur
BEL
2
1,995
10. Alicia
Kaye
USA
1
1,970
11. Julia
Gajer
DEU
1
1,770
12. Emma-kate Lidbury
GBR
2
1,725
13. Tineke
Van Den Berg NLD
1
1,600
14. Lisa
Roberts
USA
1
1,600
15. Susie
Cheetham
GBR
1
1,595
16. Lauren
Barnett
USA
2
1,470
17. Ricarda Lisk
DEU
1
1,435
18. Katja
Konschak
DEU
1
1,280
19. Natascha Badmann
CHE
1
1,280
20. Kim
Schwabenbauer USA
1
1,280
21. Emma
Bilham
CHE
1
1,165
22. Natascha Schmitt
DEU
2
1,105
23. Kristin
Moeller
DEU
2
1,055
24. Holly
Lawrence
GBR
1
990
25. Alyssa
Godesky
USA
2
980
26. Katharina Grohmann
DEU
1
960
27. Bianca
Steurer
AUT
1
960
28. Radka
Vodickova
CZE
2
955
29. Tine
Deckers
BEL
1
840
30. Caroline Steffen
CHE
1
750
31. Jodie
Swallow
GBR
1
750
32. Celine
Schaerer
CHE
1
750
33. Bree
Wee
USA
1
720
34. Corina
Hengartner
CHE
1
720
35. Emma
Pooley
GBR
1
720
36. Michelle VellaWood
MLT
1
720
37. Jeanne
Collonge
FRA
1
640
38. Jeanni
Seymour
ZAF
1
640
39. Annabel Luxford
AUS
1
640
40. Saleta
Nogueria
ESP
1
540
41. Kamila
Polak
AUT
1
540
42. Leslie
Miller
USA
1
540
43. Georgia Stott
AUS
1
540
44. Mary Beth Ellis
USA
1
500
45. Sarah
Crowley
AUS
1
435
46. Aida
Gómez
ESP
1
435
47. Danielle Mack
USA
1
435
48. Nina
Kuhn
DEU
1
405
49. Kelly
Fillnow
USA
1
405
50. Verena
Walter
DEU
1
405
Rankings as of Oct. 2 from IRONMAN.com
GIRLS DIVISION
6 & Under
25 Free
1. Carly Yamada, 26.22 (NAS)
2. Raya Rogers, 28.82
(Laupahoehoe)
3. Madilyn Sanphy, 35.66 (KCAC)
25 Back
1. Raya Rogers, 30.84 (Laupahoehoe)
2.Josie Morris, 37.37 (Laupahoehoe)
3. Mae Land, 41.15 (Kohala)
25 Breast
1. Raya Rogers, 30.48*
(Laupahoehoe)
2.Josie Morris, 38.03 (Laupahoehoe)
3. Mae Land, 40.69 (Kohala)
7-8 Yrs
25 Free
1.Ava Aguirre, 18.25* (Laupahoehoe)
2. Ocean Hilton, 19.12 (Kawamoto)
3. Shakira Ortiz-Strauss, 20.41
(Konaweana)
25 Back
1. Kawehena Nahale-a, 24.38*
(Laup hoehoe)
2. Shakira Ortiz-Strauss, 24.54*
(Konawaena)
3. Zoe Russo, 24.88* (Laupahoehoe)
25 Breast
1. Kawehena Nahale-a, 24.09*
(Laupahoehoe)
2. Marisa Oishi, 27.01* (NAS)
3. Lily Hubbard, 27.22 (Laupahoehoe)
25 Fly
1.‘Awai Waipa, 25.69* (NAS)
2. Malia Casabar, 25.72*
(Konawaena)
2.Ava Ignacio, 25.72* (Kawamoto)
4. Kawehena Nahale-a, 27.53
(Laupahoehoe)
100 I.M.
1.‘Awai Waipa, 1:51.41* (NAS)
2.Ava Aguirre, 1:53.03*
(Laupahoehoe)
3. Shakira Ortiz-Strauss, 2:02.06
(Konawaena)
9-10 Yrs
50 Free
1. Grace Nakoa-Oness, 33.46*
(Kawamoto)
2. Kortney Nuniez, 38.40 (NAS)
3.Aysia Jaquias, 38.67 (Kawamoto)
50 Back
1. Grace Nakoa-Oness, 42.34*
(Kawamoto)
2. Presley Kell, 43.46* (KCAC)
3.Taylor Furstenwerth, 45.47
(Kawamoto)
50 Breast
1. Kortney Nuniez, 48.34 (NAS)
2.Taylor Furstenwerth, 50.03
(Kawamoto)
3. Beatrice Kim-Lee, 51.59 (NAS)
25 Fly
1.Aysia Jaquias, 19.69* (Kawamoto)
2. Ciana Alford, 20.72* (KCAC)
3. Lainey Eckart, 21.18* (Kawamoto)
100 I.M.
1. Kortney Nuniez, 1:40.88 (NAS)
2. Isabella Russo, 1:42.00
(Laupahoehoe)
3. Presley Kell, 1:46.99 (KCAC)
11-12 Yrs
50 Free
1. Daelyn DeLuz, 32.56
(Laupahoehoe)
2. Harmony Ahin-Ganir, 33.12
(Pahoa)
3.Tiare Wong Yuen, 34.66 (Pahala)
50 Back
1. Harmony Ahin-Ganir, 41.11 (Pahoa)
2. Keona Edwards, 42.71 (Pahoa)
3.Joleigh Magdaro, 43.09
(Laupahoehoe)
50 Breast
1. Daelyn DeLuz, 43.78
(Laup hoehoe)
2.Jordanna Takaki, 44.34 (NAS)
3. Keona Edwards, 45.81 (Pahoa)
25 Fly
1. Harmony Ahin-Ganir, 17.78 (Pahoa)
2.Tiare Wong Yuen, 18.91 (Pahala)
3.Jordanna Takaki, 19.81 (NAS)
100 I.M.
1. Daelyn DeLuz, 1:24.06
(Laupahoehoe)
2.Joleigh Magdaro, 1:36.81
(Laupahoehoe)
3. Kalani McClendon, 1:39.43 (Pahoa)
13-14 Yrs
100 Free
1. Emily Smith, 1:14.82
(Laupahoehoe)
2. Chantel Guerrero, 1:16.44 (NAS)
3. Racee Gomes, 1:21.09 (NAS)
100 Back
1. Keli Hanley, 1:30.70 (Kawamoto)
2. Daycie DeLuz, 1:35.37
(Laupahoehoe)
3. Harley Kell, 1:42.84 (KCAC)
100 Breast
1. Sydirah Aricayos, 1:29.88 (NAS)
2. Emily Smith, 1:40.81
(Laupahoehoe)
3. Maiya Arias, 1:59.97 (NAS)
50 Fly
1. Chantel Guerrero, 38.94 (NAS)
2. Keli Hanley, 39.93 (Kawamoto)
3. Harley Kell, 40.06 (KCAC)
100 I.M.
1. Sydirah Aricayos, 1:25.49 (NAS)
2. Keli Hanley, 1:27.38 (Kawamoto)
3. Chantel Guerrero, 1:28.12 (NAS)
15-17 Yrs
100 Free
1. River Arnold, 1:09.08* (Honoka’a)
2.Julia Wyman, 1:21.84 (Honoka’a)
3. Makayla Hess, 2:03.78 (Pahoa)
100 Back
1. River Arnold, 1:23.87* (Honoka’a)
100 Breast
1. Breanna Rea, 1:30.38 (Honoka’a)
2. Makayla Hess, 2:40.15 (Pahoa)
50 Fly
1. Breanna Rea, 38.78* (Honoka’a)
2.Julia Wyman, 45.50 (Honoka’a)
3. Makayla Hess, 1:14.50 (Pahoa)
100 I.M.
1. River Arnold, 1:24.91 (Honoka’a)
2. Breanna Rea, 1:26.75 (Honoka’a)
3.Julia Wyman, 1:39.38 (Honoka’a)
BOYS DIVISION
6 & Under
25 Free
1. Ian Caldwell, 26.00 (Laupahoehoe)
25 Back
1. Ian Caldwell, 33.93 (Laupahoehoe)
7-8 Yrs
25 Free
1. Shane Oyama, 20.53 (Konawaena)
2. Dominic Wagenblast, 20.62
(Pahoa)
3. Zayvin Kaaekuahiwi, 21.53
(Honoka’a)
25 Back
1. Dominic Wagenblast, 24.41*
(Pahoa)
2. Dylan Nonaka, 27.06 (Konawaena)
3. Shane Oyama, 27.15 (Konawaena)
25 Breast
1. Beaudin Schad, 24.88
(Laupahoehoe)
2. Shane Oyama, 30.09 (Konawaena)
3. Keliai Garcia, 30.54 (KCAC)
25 Fly
1. Beaudin Schad, 24.37*
(Laupahoehoe)
2.Ashari Jones, 26.62* (Konawaena)
3. He’enalu Akiona, 29.56 (KCAC)
100 I. M.
1. Beaudin Schad, 1:51.20*
(Laupahoehoe)
2. He’enalu Akiona, 2:22.03 (KCAC)
3.Alex Ranne, 2:34.97 (Pahoa)
9-10 Yrs
50 Free
1. Pohaku Kaye, 40.25 (NAS)
2.Jay Murray, 40.59 (Kawamoto)
3.Allen-Marcus Lorenzo, 41.00
(Honoka’a)
50 Back
1. Onno Cooley, 47.48* (NAS)
2. David Ortiz-Strauss, 49.09
(Konawaena)
3. Zedekiah Ahin-Ganir, 49.12 (P hoa)
50 Breast
1. Pohaku Kaye, 50.95* (NAS)
2. Ben Wyatt, 52.81* (NAS)
3.Travis Nakamoto, 53.28*
(Konawaena)
25 Fly
1. Ian Kubo, 22.09 (NAS)
2. Onno Cooley, 22.31 (NAS)
3. Pohaku Kaye, 23.06 (NAS)
100 I.M.
1.Allen-Marcus Lorenzo, 1:55.44
(Honoka’a)
2.Travis Nakamoto, 1:55.88
(Konawaena)
3. Ben Wyatt, 1:57.25 (NAS)
11-12 Yrs
50 Free
1. Braden Paea, 32.12 (NAS)
2. Kalani Guerrero, 32.62 (NAS)
3. Kaeden Serrao, 36.25 (Honoka’a)
50 Back
1. Kalani Guerrero, 40.25* (NAS)
2.Jeremiah Morris, 44.88
(Laupahoehoe)
3. Ethan Smith, 45.47 (Laupahoehoe)
50 Breast
1.Justin Denny, 43.76 (Pahala)
2.Jeremiah Morris, 43.84
(Laupahoehoe)
3. Maluhia Kaye, 43.88 (NAS)
25 Fly
1.Justin Denny, 16.25* (Pahala)
2. Maluhia Kaye, 19.78 (NAS)
3. Kaeden Serrao, 20.46 (Honoka’a)
100 I.M.
1. Maluhia Kaye, 1:36.44 (NAS)
2.Trevin Waugh, 1:41.33
(Laupahoehoe)
13-14 Yrs
100 Free
1.Timmy Kauhane, 1:15.09
(Laupahoehoe)
2. Brandon Valeros-Onufer, 1:17.71
(KCAC)
3. Nathaniel Wyman, 1:18.77
(Honoka’a)
100 Back
1. Elijah Morris, 1:22.59*
(Laupahoehoe)
2. Brandon Valeros-Onufer, 1:41.28
(KCAC)
3. Ka’io Nagai, 2:04.75 (NAS)
100 Breast
1. Elijah Morris, 1:31.78*
(Laupahoehoe)
2. Dylan Olson, 1:40.62 (Pahoa)
3.Timmy Kauhane, 1:40.65
(Laupahoehoe)
50 Fly
1.Timmy Kauhane, 39.34*
(Laupahoehoe)
2. Elijah Morris, 40.60*
(Laupahoehoe)
100 I.M.
1. Brandon Valeros-Onufer, 1:35.34
(KCAC)
2. Nathan Wyman, 1:39.47
(Honoka’a)
3. Dylan Olson, 1:41.78 (Pahoa)
15-17 Yrs
100 Free
1. Kalani Hartman, 1:12.62 (KCAC)
2. Ikua Hauanio, 1:21.90 (Pahoa)
100 Back
1. Kalani Hartman, 1:26.88 (KCAC)
100 Breast
1. Ikua Hauanio, 1:32.09 (Pahoa)
50 Fly
1. Ikua Hauanio, 50.19 (Pahoa)
100 I.M.
1. Kalani Hartman, 1:32.00 (KCAC)
*Swimmer has beaten the cut-off
time.
NOVICE SWIM RESULTS
Konawaena grad
Mikey Rabara
making noise at
McPherson
Mikey Rabara is mak-
ing a name for himself on
the McPherson College
football team.
Rabara was named the
school’s athlete of the
week, racking up 10 total
tackles and an inter-
ception in Mac’s foot-
ball game this Saturday
against Bethel. Of his
10 tackles, six were solo
stops. Rabara’s inter-
ception was returned
52 yards, setting up a
field goal attempt for the
Bulldogs. On the year,
the junior had 31 total
tackles and two intercep-
tions.
Know of a local ath-
lete playing well at the
next level? Let us know
by emailing sports@
westhawaiitoday.com
UH golfer Koga
garners Big West
honors after
season-opening win
After
leading
the
University of Hawai‘i
women’s golf team to
a tournament title and
winning medalist honors
at the Hobble Creek Fall
Classic, junior Eimi Koga
was named the Big West
Women’s Golfer of the
Month for September.
Koga made her UH
debut at the weath-
er-shortened
tourna-
ment in Spingville, Utah,
where she helped the
Rainbow Wahine to their
first title in 19 years.
Koga bested all com-
petitors with a 1-under
141 total at the 6,032-
yard Hobble Creek Golf
Course. Koga carded a
1-under 70 in the first
round and shot even par
71 in the second before
the third and final round
was canceled due to rain
and lightning.
UH’s team title was
the program’s first since
winning the 1996 Lady
Bronc Classic and just
the third in school his-
tory. Koga finished just
ahead of teammate
Raquel Ek and New
Mexico State’s Viviana
Macias, who tied for sec-
ond at 1-over 143.
Konawaena
basketball camp
and tournament
Konawaena basketball
will be running a basket-
ball camp next week from
Oct. 5-9 from 9 a.m. to
noon at the Konawaena
Gym. The cost is $20
per day and registration
starts at 8:30 a.m. daily.
Contact coach Bobbie
Awa at 896-6433 for
more information.
In support of the “Cats
to the Capital” fund-
raising, the Wildcats
will be hosting a 3-0n-
3
tournament
with
youth and adult divi-
sions from November
14-15 at Kekuaokalani
Gymnasium in Kona.
Teams are requested
to register by Oct. 16, but
can register later with an
additonal fee.
For more information,
contact Kevin Yamasaki
at
960-3545,
Tory
Guillermo at 345-7987
or Awa at 896-6433 or
UnitedHealthcare
IRONKIDS Fun
Run and Keiki
Dip-n-Dash
UnitedHealthcare
is teaming up with
IRONKIDS for the second
IRONKIDS Keiki Dip-n-
Dash, aimed at inspiring
and motivating young
people to lead active,
positive and healthy life-
styles.
The UnitedHealthcare
IRONKIDS Fun Run and
Keiki Dip-n-Dash will
take place Oct. 6 at 4
p.m. at Kailua Pier.
Onsite
registration
begins at 3 p.m., and
each athlete will receive
a race bib, T-shirt, goodie
bag and finisher medal.
The course for “triath-
letes to be” will take
place along portions
of the IRONMAN World
Championship,
which
begins later in the week.
The cost for registra-
tion and to participate is
$10 for kids ages 2 to 15.
All participants must be
able to swim 150 yards in
open water, and no flota-
tion devices are allowed.
The distances include a
Keiki Run (ages 2-14):
¼ and 1 mile, and Keiki
Swim-Run (ages 6-14):
150 yard swim/1 mile
run. Registration details
are available IRONKIDS.
com.
Multiple Parks and
Recreation youth
leagues and clinics
The Department of
Parks and Recreation
Kona District will be hold-
ing a Biddy Basketball
League for girls and boys
5-8 years old. League
play is scheduled for
Oct. 13 to Dec. 8. The
league is also looking for
volunteers, coaches and
officials.
The Department of
Parks and Recreation is
also holding a Age Group
Basketball League for
ages 9-14. League play is
scheduled for Oct. 21 to
Dec. 9. The league is also
looking for volunteers,
coaches and officials.
There will also be a
youth tennis clinic host-
ed at the Kailua Park
Complex from ages 10-17.
The program is sched-
uled for Thursday eve-
nings from 6-7:30 p.m.
Oct.15 to Dec. 10. Each
participant must submit
a new can of regular ten-
nis balls with registration
to participate.
Registration forms for
all activities are available
at Kekuaokalani Gym,
Monday to Thursday
from 12:30-2:30 p.m. For
more information, con-
tact Diego or Wes at 327-
3553.
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 shot-
gun start costs $250 per
golfer to enter. Entry fee
includes a cart and a gift
for all golfers.
The event will bene-
fit the interscholastic
athletics program at
Konawaena High School.
Space is limited and
advance
reservations
can be made by calling
the Athletic Office at
Konawaena at 323-4500.
SHORTHOPS
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