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D4 Thursday, May 22, 1997 The Honolulu Advertisei KGU will air only sports Hawaii's oldest radio station becomes first to do so HIGH SCHOOL STATE At Aloha Stadium Yeetootey'a Results Own 1: Kauai 10. Kalani 2 Game 2: Kaiser 10, Molokai 8 Oama 3: Pearl City Waiakea 0 Qama 4: Punahou 6, Castle 4 Today1 Gamaa Kalani vi. waiakea, 9:15 a.m. No. 3 Hilo vs.

Punahou, 11:30 a.m. No. 4 Maul vs. Pearl City, 2 p.m. No.

2 Milium vs. Kaiser, 4:30 p.m. No. 1 lolanl vs. Kauai, 7 m.

Tomorrow's dames Games at 9:15 11:30 a.m., 2 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 7 p.m. Saturday's Oamea Consolation: 12:30 Firm place- 2:45 p.m.; Third: 5 p.m.; Championship: 7 30 m. Molokai's Rikio Takeo dives back into first on this pickoff attempt. Awaiting the throw is Kaiser's Charlton Carter. Deborah BookerTrie Honolulu Advertiser ing one by "The Fabulous Sports Babe" and cover canoe races and Neighbor Island sports.

He said KGU will bid for the right to broadcast University of Hawaii sports when the contract between UH and Broadcast Ink expires next year. Zee said former pro football player Russ Francis will replace Bobby Curran as the host of KGU's morning sports talk show. Curran resigned to accept the dual job of play-byplay announcer for UH sports and afternoon talk-show host at KCCN. KGU also will launch an afternoon talk show that will compete head-to-head against Curran's show. Zee said a Mainland broadcaster will serve as host of KGU's afternoon show.

sale will be finalized tonight. Zee said KGU will be renamed "760 KGU: The Ball" when you go, to a game, you have to take The Ball," he said and move its office from the Pioneer Plaza in Kalihi to the Gentry Pacific Design Center in Iwilei, where KHNR is broadcast. KGU's current programming is a mix of sports, news and talk shows. It has a working agreement with CBS Radio, ESPN Radio, the San Francisco Giants, Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres, and has broadcast Hawaii high school, Brigham Young University-Hawaii, Hawaii Pacific University and Hawaii Winter League events. Zee said KGU will continue to air those events, as well as add three talk shows includ A ...3 Kaiser stops Molokai in state baseball, 10-8 Punahou, Pearl City, Kauai also advance I Compiled channels In black, cable In white.

denotes a.m. denotes p.m. denotes female sport THURSDAY TV Tennis; NCAA Team Championship Auto Racing: Indy 500 Special NHL Avalanche-Red Wings Golf: Mastercard Colonial NBA: Heat-Bulls Sumo: Day 13 THURSDAY RADIO The Jim Rome Show Baseball: Dodgers-Padres NBA: Heat-Bulls Rainbow Sports Radio: Bobby Curran Basketball: McKinley-Waiakea Basketball: Honokaa-University One on One Spoils TV Golf: Bell Atlantic Classic NHL Flyers-Rangers Golf: Mastercard Colonial Baseball: Braves-Dodgers Auto Racing: Goody's Headache Pole NBA: Jazz-Rockets Sumo: Day 14 RADIO Rainbow Sports Radio: Bobby Curran Basketball: HHSAA Semifinal 1 Basketball: HHSAA Semifinal 2 By Stephen Tsai Advertiser Staff Writer Next Monday, the state's oldest radio station 75-year-old KGU will become the first all-sports station in Hawaii broadcasting history. "We want to provide the state with the best sports coverage possible," said Alan Zee, KGU's vice-president and general manager. KGU's scheduled lineup will feature two drive-time local talk shows, as well as nationally syndicated talk shows and live sporting events.

Chagal Hawaii LLC a hui led by Jack Siegel, a West Coast-based broadcaster, and Isle businessman Warren Chang negotiated the purchase of KGU and KHNR, an all-news station. Zee said the FOR THE RECORD SPORTS TODAY Baseball High school boys, WaNy Yonamine FoundationHawaii High School Athletic Association Baseball Tournament Kalani vs. Wsiakea, 9:15 a.m.; Hilo va. Punahou, 11:30 a.m.; Maui vs. Pearl City, 2 p.m.; Milliard vs.

Kaiser, 4:30 p.m.; lotant vs. Kauai. 7 p.m. Games at Aloha Stadium. Admission Is $6 adults, S5 students.

Elementary school students wearing youth league uniforms (Softball or baseball) are Invited free of charge If accompanied by at least one paying adult. Basketball High school girls, First Hawaiian BankHawaii High School Athletic Aseocistion BaaketbaN Tournament Campbell vs. Konawaena, 1:30 p.m.; Laheinaluna vs. Kalaheo, 3 p.m.; Punahou vs. Kapaa, 4:30 p.m.; McKin-ley vs.

Waiakea, 6 p.m.; Honokaa vs. University, 7:30 p.m. Games at the Atook-Chinen Civic Center. Admission Is $6 adults, $5 students. TENNIS NAIA National Championship Tournament At Tulsa, Okie.

Women Team 1. Brigham Young-Hawall, 33. 2, Auburn-Montgomery 30. 3, Breneau (Ga Mobile (Ala 23. Oklahoma City, 20.

Also: 13, Hawaii Pacific, 6. Singles Round of 16 Isabela Listowska (Mobile) def. An-neN Omstedt (BYUH), 34. 6-4, 6-4. Teresa Stromberg (BYUH) def.

Meang Llew (St. Thomas), 6-2, 6-4. Karln Ptaszek (BYUH) def. Krlstina Grunberg (Flagler), 6-3, 6-3. Paiao Short (BYUH) def.

Francois Ramos (HPU), 8-1, 6-1. Doubles Second Round Anelise BattagllonRomlna Torreal-ba (Freed-Hardeman) def. Francoise RamoePatricla Pontes (HPU), 7-5. 6-4. Karln PtaszakPaiao Short (BYUH) def.

Jamie EsperonKana Biehl (Pt. Loma Nazarene), 6-1, 6-1. Yu-Halen LiuJenny Tielman (BYUH) def. Jodl BakerTara Fleblck (Whit-worth), 6-2, 6-0. Annan OmetedtTe-resa Stromberg (BYUH) def.

Jacqueline StraesslsKara Fowler (Shorter), 6-0, 6-0. Third Round PtaszekShort def. Sandra Grosh-wltzMarina Nyman (Mobile). 2-8, 6-2, 6-3. UuTietman def.

Michelle Sum-mersideLeanne Melgaard (Oklahoma City), 6-1, 6-1. OmstsdtStromberg def, Andrea NielsenSarah Neoervetd (Taylor), 6-2, 6-0. Men Team 1, Mobile (Ala), 28. 2, Auburn-Montgomery (Ala 21. 3, William Carey (Miss 20.

4, Webber (Fla 18. Ouachita Baptist (Ark West-mont (Calif 16. Also: 7, Brigham Young-Hawall, 15. 13, Hawaii Pacific, 11. Singlea Fourth Round Christian Wassmer (Ouachita Baptist) def.

Anirban Baruah (BYUH), 8-4, 7-6 (1). Erik Sandblom (HPU) def. Paul Yuwachlt (Shorter), 0-6, 6-2, 6-3. Round of 16 Sandblom def. Dante Magnonl (Oklahoma Christian), 6-3, 6-4.

Doubles Second Round Marko Nesiclgor Supica (Northeastern St.) def. Erik SandblomJo-han Sandblom (HPU), 6-4, 6-2. Wel-Yu SuToshlhkJe Metsui (BYUH) def. Dan AraizaGeoff Pohl (Lewis-Clark 7-5, 8-3. Ray StarkAllan Jurtina (Pt Loma Nazarene), 7-6.

6-4. Anirban BaniahMatt Griffin (BYUH) def. Derek WildmanMichael Gigling (St. Edward's), 6-3. 6-3.

Ashley Fick-eURiva DaSilva (Westmont) def. Felipe SllvefMarcue Lindetrup (HPU), 6-3, 6-0. Matt AngwardFernando Murcia (William Carey) def. Todd HooperChris James (BYUH), 84, 7-6 (4)- Raifeissen Grand Prix At St Pollen, Austria Singlea Second Round Magnus Norman, Sweden, def. Clemens Trimmel, Austria, 6-2, 7-5.

Patrick Rafter (7), Australia, def. Jeff Tarango, Manhattan Beach, 6-7 (4-7), 6-2, 6-1. Sjeng Schalken, Netherlands, def. Jan Kroslak, Slovakia, 7-6 (7-4), 6-2. Karlm Alaml, Morocco, def.

Gilbert Schaller, Austria, 6- 3, 7-5. Domlnlk Hrbaty, Slovakia, def. Gabriel Sllbersteln, Chile, 6-2, 7- 6 (7-3). Thomas Muster (1), Austria, def. Hernan Gumy, Argentina, 5-7, 8- 1, 8-1.

Marcelo Filipplni, Uruguay, def. Marc Rosset (5), Swltzerlsnd, 4-0, retired. Tomas Nydahl, Sweden, def. Marcelo Rlos (3), Chile, 8-4, 6-2. Yellow At Madrid, Singlea Second Round Virginia Frazier (8), 8-0, 6-0.

def. Sandra Florencia Maruska, Selea Maria Antonia 8-1. Gala Ann Grossman, def. Patty (8-4), 4-6, (3), Spain, Romania, Spain, def. 6-3, (2), Czech Sweden, Strasbourg At Strasbourg, Rain postponed matches.

Singles Second Round Sabine Tamarine 6-7 (2-7), South Africa, France, 7-5, World At Dueeaeldorf, Red Group Croatia 2, United States Australia 3, Blue Group Spain 2, KARATE All Hawaii Karate-Do At AMR Gym Weapons Ksta 6-undr, Sauder bleck ben: 9-10, color (HOKK). Chris Provenzano belt: odor belt Boya, 11 and Kenny 11 and 13, Fulimoto (JIKC). black belt Girls, Shawna belt Michael belt: Women, Bunch-Patton belt Garin brownblack (HOKK). Novice Kata Boya, (HOKK). Girts, (HOKK).

Ashar (HOKK). Dlsche (HOKK) (KSK). Lambert Inoue (KSK). Broadcast 7:00 9:30 1:30 4:00 5:30 9:301 6:00 11:05 2:07 4:00 6:00 7:30 10:00 FRIDAY 9:00 1:30 4:00 4:00 4:00 5:30 9:30 FRIDAY 4:00 6:00 7:30 By Stacy Kaneshiro Advertiser Staff Writer It wasn't pretty, but it was the kind of game that could give Kaiser a boost for the rest of the state baseball tournament. After squandering a 5-1 lead, the Cougars rallied for three runs in the top of the sixth to down relentless Molokai, 10-8, in an opening-round game of the Wally Yonamine FoundationHawaii High School Athletic Association Tournament yesterday at Aloha Stadium.

Kaiser also stopped Molokai's 13-game winning streak. Trailing 8-7, the Cougars strung successive singles by Darren Chu, Grant Sato and Jason Castro to tie the game at 8. After a Keith Asato sacrifice moved runners to second and third, the go-ahead run scored on a groundout to short by Charlton Carter. Pinch-hitter Sam Takagishi then doubled home an insurance run to make it 10-8. All 10 runs were charged to losing pitcher Kekoa Colon, the Farmers' ace right-hander.

Doug Goeas pitched 2V6 innings of scoreless relief to pick up the win. "After two bad games (in the Oahu Interscholastic Association playoffs), to play like this, where both teams battled, we couldn't have asked for anything better," Kaiser coach Chad Okamura said. The Cougars will face second-seeded Mililani, which drew a bye yesterday, in a 4:30 p.m. quarterfinal today. The Trojans beat the Cougars, 9-7, in the OIA semifinals last week.

Farmers' coach Ken Naka-yama acknowledged Kaiser's TOURNAMENTS ability to hit Colon, who has drawn pro scouts to his outings this season. But even when he had the 8-7 lead, Nakayama decided to stay with his ace. "He was struggling," Nakayama said. "But even then, I felt it was his game." Okamura was impressed, but not surprised by the scrappy play of the Farmers. "They don't know when to quit," Okamura said.

"That's an awesome quality." The Farmers are a relatively young squad, and the school is making its first state appearance since 1989. "The whole atmosphere was different," Nakayama said of playing at the stadium. "This is the first time for all of our kids. But that's how we learn." KAISER (23-8-1) MOLOKAI (21-4) -0SO 113 010 14 1 102 140 0 I 9 4 Grant Sato, Jason Peeve (5), Doug Goeas (5) and Chad Furuta. Kekoa Colon and Keala Porgato-rio.

WP-Goeas. LP-Coton. Leading hitters: Kaiser-Bryce Uegawachi 3-5, 2 doubles. RBI; Darren Chun 3-5. 2 RBIs; Grant Sato 2-5; Jason Castro 3-3.

triple, 3 RBIs. Molokai-Rikio Takeo 2-2. double; Miles Luuloa 2-4, triple, 2 RBIs; Lance Delos Samoa 2-4; Keala Porgatono triple. 8 Punahou 5, Castle 4: Justin Wayne struck out 12 and survived a shaky seventh inning to carry the Buffanblu. Punahou will play third-seeded Hilo in a quarterfinal at 11:30 a.m.

today. Wayne held Castle hitless through 4V6 innings before Mc-Kinley Collins reached on an error and took second on Kalei Kanaeholo's infield single. Wayne lost his shutout on Ross Murakami's ground-rule double to left. That play turned out to be important because Kanaeholo would have scored easily if the ball had stayed in the field of play. In the seventh, the Knights scored three unearned runs before Wayne got Solomon Lee At Hilo civic, Big Island Yesterday's Results Game 1: Kapaa S3.

Waipahu 40 Game 2: University 64, Campbell 46 Game 3: Kalaheo 46, Konawaena 43 Game 4: Waiakea 70, Baldwin 39 Today'a Games Campbell vs. Konawaena, 1:30 p.m. No. 4 Lahamaluna vs. Kalaheo, 3 p.m.

No. 2 Punahou vs. Kapaa. 4:30 p.m. No.

3 McKmley vs. Waiakea, 6 p.m. No. 1 Honokaa vs. University, 7:30 p.m.

Friday's Gamee Games at 1:30 3 4:30 6 p.m. and 7 30 p.m. Saturday's Oamea Games at 3 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 6 p.m., p.m. turn back Waipahu, 53-40. Erin Anakalea had 12 points and Andrea Alfiler 10 for Kapaa.

Lani Gatoloai led Waipahu with 14 points. Cherilani Melson scored 14 points and University High surged ahead early to defeat Campbell, 64-46. Sanoi Sao led Porter. "It's far from over." Karin Ptaszek, Paiao Short and Teresa Stromberg each won singles matches yesterday, giving the Seasiders three of the eight quarterfinalists. Three BYUH doubles tandems combined to go 6-0.

In today's singles quarterfinals, Stromberg will take on Auburn-Montgomery's Natalia Gonzalez; Ptaszek is scheduled to play Cecilia Hincapie, also of Auburn-Montgomery. Anneli Ornstedt, a former NAIA singles champion, was the only Seasider to lose yes -V i A $m- Pages Open Spain Ruano, Spain, def. Amy Rochester Hills, Irlna Spirtea (4), Romania, Cecchini, Italy, 6-2, 8-1. Labat, Argentina, def. Marion Austria, 8-2, 6-2.

Monica (1), Sarasota, def, Sanchez, Spain, 6-0, Leon, Spain, def. Ines Gor-rochategui, Argentina, 6-3, 3-6, 6-2. Grove City, Ohio, Schnyder, Switzerland, 7-8 7-5. Arantxa Sanchez Vlca-ho def. Catalina Cristea, 44, 6-0, 8-0.

Gala Leon, Ines Gorrochategui, Argentina, 3-6, 6-2. Jana Novotna Republic, def. Asa Carts-son, 6-2, 6-2. Open Franca the rest of the Appelmana, Belgium, def. Tanasugam, Thailand, 6-4, 6-1.

Amanda Coetzer (3), def. Anne-Gaelle Sidot, 6-4. Team Cup Germany Czech Republic 1 2, Croatia 1 Czech Republic 0 Sweden 1 by Kyle Sakamoto Fax: 525-5491 SOFTBALL ESPN ESPN ESPN USA TNT NGN 760 760 760 1420 760 760 760 ESPN ESPN USA TBS FSW TNT NGN 1420 760 760 College Women NCAA Division I Championship Finals At ASA Had of Fame Stadium Oklahoma City Today (Times HST) Game 1 Arizona (57-4) va. Massachusetts (37-21-1), 7 a m. Game 2 Fresno Stale (52-12) VS.

UCLA (45-12), 9:30 am. Game 3 Iowa (51-7) vs. Michigan (55-14-1), 1 p.m. Game 4 South CaroHna (83-3) vs. Washington (46-17), 3:30 p.m.

POWERLIFTING Push-Pull Meet At Wsialua Health Club Saturday's Results Combined total for bench 8 deadlift Open Men, 148 Iba. 1, James Valmoja 800 lbs. 1651, Charlea Tantog 770. 1611, Eric Funakoshl 975. 2.

Stanley Barnes 945. Novice Men, 114 lbs. 1, Edwin Msnmano 440. 1231, Sean Keola Silva 490. 1321, James Hirota 490.

1481, Guy Yoshimoto 740. 2, Bulldog Bayu-dan 700. 1651, Rato Ablao 845. 1811, Llto Sumait 770. 2, Edwin Yagin 760.

1981, Len Tabladillo 810. 2, James Low 800. 2201, Matthew Elvenia 835. 2421, Lincoln Bant 885. 2.

Lester Oshiro 875. 3, Alex Aruchan 730. 275 1, Philip Guerrero 780. Superheavy: 1 Shane Enoa 880. 2.

Leroy Lele 765. Masters, 165 (50-59 years old) 1, Allen Vktal 670. 198 (41-49) 1, Tony Soriano 650. 242 (51-59) 1. Toe Preston 1,050.

Female, 132 1, Lorie Chaisson 420. 2, Rayella Perez 390. 1461, Beth Bush 375. 165 Kelly Landry 355. SURFING Hawaii Amateur Surfing Association Event No.

Mwwhura (A: 1, Clintin Cataln, 2, Aliens Llnd. 3, Anastacla Ashley. Boya 1A: 1, Dustin Cuizon. 2, Raymond Reichle, 3, Mikey Mitchell. Junior Men 1A: 1, Melanie Battels.

2, Shawn Hayasaka. 3, Ruben Tejada. Men 1A; 1, Kevin Uchimura. 2, Jeff Hardisty. 3, Dean Sumida.

Body- board Junior Men IA: 1, Randy Ool- fo. 2, Dean Song. 3. Leslie Obara, Bodyboard Men IA: 1, Allen Manuka. 2, Jonah Kanekoa.

3, Chris Mar. Me-nehune 2A: 1, Dustin Cuizon. 2, Kekoa Bacalso. 3, T.J. Barron.

Boya 2A: 1, Joel Centeto. 2, Sean Moody. 3, Mikey Bruneau. Junior Men 2A: 1, Jason Shibata. 2, Tory Barron.

3, Keala Naluai. Men 2A: 1, Scott Shl- moda. 2, Mike Hubbard. 3, Lance Gentry. Open Men: 1, Robin John- ston.

2, Pocho Ahina. 3, Wiki Villa. Matter; 1, Pocho Ahina. 2, Masayukl Yamada. 3, Kekoa Inkster.

Senior Men: 1, Stan Ishlkawa. 2, Dean Nl-shimoto. 3, Alan Hoshtno. Grandmaster: 1, Ben Aipe. 2, Eddie Rothman.

3, Ray Battels. Girls: 1, Melanie Bar-tels. 2, Kristen Quizon. 3, Anastacia Ashley. Women: 1, Yvette Berteiman.

2, Julie Harada. 3, Donna Mamiya. Bodyboard Boya 2A: 1, Jamie O'Brien. 2, Chad Maiiuka. 3.

Ikaika Dolfo. Bodyboard Junior Men 2A: 1, Ikaika Villa. 2, Allen Manuka. 3, Josh Wills. Bodyboard Men 2A: 1, Tyson Okaza-ki.

2, Edwin Nakazato. 3, Stanton Suehiro. Bodyboard Women: 1, Lei Seto Mook. 2, Suzie Tajima. 3, Cor-rinne Brillon.

Kneeboard: 1, David Shinbara. 2, Dean Nishimoto. Mene-hune Long board: 1, Joel Centeto. 2, Jamie O'Brien. 3, Kekoa Bacalso.

Junior Longboard: 1, Ezra Rodri-gues. 2, Kekoa Uemura. 3, Macy Mullen. Master Longboard: 1, Lee James Hao. 2, David Banqull.

3. Ka-nai Sharsh. Senior Men Longboard: 1, Allen Hoshtno. Women Longboard: 1, Pinoi Makalena. 2, Maka Puaa.

3, Yoianda Valiente. TRANSACTIONS Baseball National League Chicago Cuba Optioned OF Brooke Kieachnick to Iowa of the American Association. Called up INF-OF Brant Brown from Iowa. Florida Marline Optioned INF Ralph Milliard to Charlotte of the International League. Pittsburgh Plrstes Optioned RHP Ramon Morel to Calgary of the PCL.

Activated LHP Matt Ruebel from the 15-day disabled list. St. Loula Cardinala Purchased the contract ot LHP Rlgo Beltren from Louisville of the American Aa-eodation. Optioned RHP Brady Rag-glo to Louisville. CAMPS Rainbow Basketball: Coach Riley Wallace, his staff and players (including Anthony Carter) will be conducting the Rainbow Basketball Camp, June 10-14, for boys and girls ages 6-17.

There will be morning (9 a.m. to noon) and afternoon (1 p.m. to 4 p.m.) sessions. Cost is $150 per session; $225 for both. For details, call Julie at 956-6501.

on a foul pop to first base to end the game with the potential tying run on second. CASTLE (20-S) )010J 4 4 1 PUNAHOU ..202 100 544 Keith Taira, Brad Kamihara (4) and Solomon Lee. Justin Wayne and David Sugihara. WP Justin Wayne (12 strikeouts). LP Taira.

Leading hitters: Castla Kalei Kanaeholo 2-4, double, RBI; Ross Murakami double, 2 RBIs. Punahou Blair Suzuki triple; Scooter Martines double, RBI; Keola Ane double. Pearl City 5, Waiakea 0: Sean Yamashita scattered five hits and struck out 11 to send the Chargers into today's 2 p.m. quarterfinal against fourth-seeded Maui. The Chargers did their damage with a four-run fourth inning.

Michael Gomes led off with a double and scored on an error on a sacrifice attempt. Billy Rayl added a run-scoring single that was followed by an RBI double by Jonathan Fuku-moto. After a Kyle Toyama single, Brandon Bell's sacrifice fly scored the fourth run. PEARL CITY (19-7) WAIAKEA (14-5) 400 16 1 ...000 000 00 6 2 Sean Yamashita and Jimmy Walker. Chris Gos-sert, Jason Takamoto (7) and Derek Sumida.

WP-Yamashita (11 strikeouts). LP-Gossert. Leading hitters: Pearl City-Michael Gomes 2-3, double, RBI; Jonathan Fukumoto double. Waia-kea-Ernie Shim 2-3; Blayna Yamamoto double. a Kauai 10, Kalani 2: Jahmaal Rebb, Jason Koga and Michael Cardinez collaborated on a two-hitter as the Kauai Interscholastic Federation champions downed the Falcons.

Kauai will play top-seeded Iolani at 7 tonight in quarterfinal action. KALANI (11-14-1) KAUAI (16-3) .000 002 0 2 2 6 .114 130 a 10 10 0 Carl Pires. Robert Shimabuku (3), Collin Funamu-ra (3), Lee Nakamoto (6) and Michael Yasunaga. Jahmaal Rebb, Jason Koga (6), Michael Cardinez (6) and Spencer Yates. WP-Rabb.

LP-Plres. Leading hitters: Kalani-Adam Smith 1-2. Kaual-Micnael Cardinez 2-3, double, RBI; Ryan Koga 2-3, double, RBI; Tommy Cox double; Jahmaal Rebb 2-3, double, RBI. the Sabers with 14 points. Kalaheo overcame a 22-point performance by Omi Southerland to edge Konawaena, 46-43.

Jen Conner scored 13 points and Kim Taylor 12 for Kalaheo. WAIPAHU 11 10 13 40 10 15 20 63 KAPAA Leading scorers: Wsip Lani Gatoloai 14, Artynn Orpllla 11. Kapaa Clan Carvalho 13, Erin Anaka-kta 12, Andrea Alfiler 10. CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY 11 11 10 14 46 .19 15 13 17 64 Leading scorers: Camp Sanol Sao 14. Untv Cheruani Melson 14, Kasey Tabar 13, Nlkkl Drevno 12.

KONAWAENA 6 10 11 16 43 KALAHEO 9 4 16 17 46 Leading scorers: Kona Oml Southerland 22. Kalah Jen Conner 13, Kim Taylor 12. BALDWIN WAIAKEA ..13 10 11 5 39 ..16 16 16 19 70 Leading acorers: Bald Diosa Hussey 12. Wsiak Starr Momohara 12. Mona Amisone 11, Mary Pedro 11, Sheila Azevedo 11.

terday. No. 1 seed Isabela Listowska of Mobile (Ala.) eliminated Ornstedt, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4. "Anneli was probably playing the best of all our singles players," said Porter. "She just got a tough draw.

But she still gave the No. 1 player in the NAIA a run for her money." Short defeated Hawaii Pacific's Francoise Ramos, 6-1, 6-1, in the round of 16 yesterday, eliminating the Sea Warriors from the tournament. HPU has the only men's singles player from Hawaii still in contention Erik Sandblom Waiakea routs Baldwin Momohara leads Warrior girls into second round Women: Ammle Miller (HOKK). Boys, 12-14: Samuel HHI (HOKK). Merc Brian Hayes (HOKK).

Female Kata 6- 9: Elizabeth Tan (HOKK). 10-11: Kelli-Ann Takasane (KSK). 12-13: Dashes Leija (HOKK). 14-15: Rachel Udanl (KSK). Women, color belt: Sunny Lee (KSK).

10-12, brownblack belt Meagan Fujlmoto (JIKC). 13-14, brownblack belt Anaatacla Gadow (HOKK). 16-17, brownblack belt: Shawna Carlno (KSK). Woman, brownblack belt: Elizabeth Bunch-Patton (HOKK). Male Color Belt Kata 8-7, color belt Christian Azucena (HOKK).

8-9, color bait Matthew Rose (HOKK). 10-11, color belt Tyson Taklguchl (KSK). 12-13, color belt Jordan Yoshimoto (KSK). 14-15, color belt Louis Ring (HOKK). 16-17, color belt Gregory Timme (HOKK).

Men, color belt Nosa Asowata (HOKK). Mala Advanced Kata 7- under, brownblack belt Kawlka Robertson (JIKC). 6-9, brownblack bete Christopher King (HOKK). 10-11, brownblack belt: Brandon Caban (JIKC). 12-13, brownblack belt Kenny Bunch-Patton (HOKK).

14-15, brownblack belt Aaron Oandasan (JIKC). 16-17, brownMack belt Jeffrey Borja (HOKK). Men, brown baft Arlan Koizumi (KSK). Men, black belt Garin Miyagl (KSK). Man, 35-over, black belt Savlll Bartley (HOKK).

Novice KumKe Boys, 5-under: Julian Clark (HOKK). Girls, 6-7: Ashley Unger (HOKK). Boya, 6-7: Robert Taylor (HOKK). Girls, 6-9: Zorsya Barrios (HOKK). Boya, 6-9: Luis (KSK).

Olds, 10-11: Veronica Dlsche (HOKK). Boys, 10-11: Mark Inoue (KSK). Girls, 12-13: Stephanie Lambert (HOKK). Men: John Baraquio (HOKK). Woman: Ross Baraquio (HOKK).

Female Kumite 8- 9: Gabrlella Brown (HOKK). 10-11: Meagan Ho (HOKK). 14-15: Rachel Udani (KSK). Woman, color belt Tasha Falll (HOKK). 10-13, brownblack belt: Megan Salazar (HOKK).

14-17, brownblack belt Lorraine Lactoaen (JIKC). Mala Color Belt Kumite 6- 7, color belt Mykel Carbaugh (HOKK). 6, color belt Mical-Ryan Sauder (HOKK). 9, color belt Johna-than Dimaya (KEBO). 10, color belt Blayne Mikami (KSK).

11, color belt Robert Coles (HOKK). 12-13, color belt: Arthur Benedictos (KEBO). 14-15, color belt: David Anderson (OKKF). 16-17, color belt Chris Ma-gee (HOKK). Men, color belt Ronald Jones (HOKK).

Male Advanced Kumite 7- under, brownblack belt Shawn Agsalda (JIKC). 6-9, brownblack belt Christopher King (HOKK). 10-11, brownblack belt: Jhony Guzman (JIKC). 12-13, brownblack belt Ryan Zukeran (KSK). 14-15, brownblack belt Shane Takasane (KSK).

16-17, brownblack belt Brian Dalte (KSK). Brown belt Sennett Kupihea (Lima Lima). Black belt: William Jonss (HOKK). 35-over, black belt Gene Dumaran (SKC). Okinawa Championships color belt: Mical-Ryan (HOKK).

8-under, brown Shewn Agsalda (JIKC). belt: Matthew Rose 9-10, brownblack belt: (JIKC). 11-13, color Megan Ho (HOKK). 14-17, Enoma Asowsta (HOKK). 13, brownblack belt Bunch-Patton (HOKK).

Girls, brownblack belt Megan Boya, 14-17, brown Justin Oshiro (KSK). 14-17, brownblack belt: Carlno (KSK). Men, brown Pace (HOKK). Men, color Nosa Asowsta (HOKK). brownblack belt Elizabeth (HOKK).

Men, bleck Mlyagl (KSK). Men, 35-over, belt Eugene Price 5-under: Julian Clark 6-7: Stephanie Shoemaker Boys, 6-7: Benjamin Girls, 8-9: Veronica Boya, t-9: Jmarr Rental Olds, 12-14: Stephanie (HOKK). Boya, 10-11: Mark Advertiser Staff HILO Starr Momohara led a balanced scoring attack as Waiakea battered Baldwin, 70-39, last night in the opening round of the First Hawaiian BankHawaii High School Athletic Association Girls Basketball Tournament. Momohara scored 12 points to help the Big Island Waniors move into a second-round matchup against Oahu Interscholastic Association champion Mc-Kinley tonight at Hilo civic. Mona Amisone, Mary Pedro and Sheila Azevedo each added 11 points for Waiakea.

Diosa Hussey paced Baldwin with 12 points. In other first-round games yesterday: Cian Carvalho scored 13 points and Kapaa scored 35 points in the second half to ISLE FILE BYUH women lead way at NAIA tennis nationals Nine victories in 10 matches yesterday helped vault the Brigham Young-Hawaii ivomen's tennis team into first Jlace in the NAIA National Championship Tournament at Tulsa, Okla. After three days of competition, the Seasiders who have never finished higher than fourth are in first place with 33 points. Auburn-Montgomery (Ala.) is second ith 30. "It looks like it's going to be dog fight all the way to Saturday." said BYUH coach Dave won both his matches yesterday to advance to the quarterfinals.

BYUH has two men's doubles teams left and is currently in seventh place. BASKETBALL 2 on 2s Two high school all-star teams and two teams of former collegiate players will face off in the fourth annual Mufi Hannemann Basketball Jamboree on Saturday, May 31, at Iolani School. The free event opens at 10 a.m. with an exhibition for players ages 10-14, from Ma-noa, Kalakaua and Kailua. A tournament between the high school and former collegiate players follows with the final scheduled at 4:30 p.m.

The high school teams will include players from the OIA, ILH and Neighbor Islands. One college team will represent University of Hawaii and the other will be made up of players from the North Shore. Donations will be taken at the door; proceeds go to the Gender Equity Sports Club. i A 4 a as an mSm-MM. fdlekakiUstfaWaAAaaatiaiaWsaaha, kvav a.

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