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Dominos raising dough in Waimea
Dominos Pizza Waimea will sponsor a “dough-raiser” event on Tuesday.
On all orders, 10 percent will be donated to the Waimea Athletics Organization to benefit community programs and events.
For more information, visit Waimeaathletics.com or email Waimeaathletics@gmail.com.
Igawa’s 64 leads way at tourney
Chris Igawa shot a 64 to claim the lowest gross score, while Total Recs took the team title team during a recent Hilo Muni Golf Club six-person tournament at Hilo Municipal Golf Course.
The winning team members were Toni Suenishi, Darrel Yamamoto, Ted Young, Kirk Rapozo, Charlie Ikeda and Carl Hiraki.
The men’s net winners were, A-Flite: Kirk Rapozo (60), Gerard Ueyama (62) and Brian Ebanez (64); and B-Flite: Wayne Kodani (61), Damien Kim (61), and Brian Wong (61).
Suzanne Lee (61), Ruth Hamakawa (64), and Phyllis Funada (65) were the women’s low net winners.
The tournament was sponsored by the Hawaii Island Golf Association, and cash prizes were awarded.
Mx/ATV results
Jayden Pelanca won two races Oct. 24 during an 808 MX/ATV Association meet at Hilo track.
Oct. 24 at Hilo track
65cc
1. Aidan Christensen
2. Sterling Yamamoto
3. MJ Salvador
65cc open
1. Logen Doran
2. MJ Salvador
85cc
1. Jayden Pelanca
2. Corey Hesse
85cc open
1. Jayden Pelanca
Schoolboy
1. Noah Yamamoto
250A
1. Travis Nelson
250B
1. Ohia Stetcher
Vintage
1. Michael Murray
2. Phil Oveland
Wahine
1. Marsha Nytes
Masters
1. Mikey Salvador
2. Travis Nelson
3. Thomas Odem
ATV open
1. Jake Kron
2. Eddie Wayne
Free soccer clinic at Wong
The County Department of Parks and Recreation will host a free soccer clinic from 4-6 p.m. Wednesday at Wong Stadium.
The Chevy Youth Soccer Instructional Clinic is open to the first 200 keiki ages 6-14 who register.
Sign up at soccer. youthsportsclinics.com, select Hawaii and enter the password “kickit” to register.
A signed waiver form, available from the same website, also is required. Waiver forms will be offered at the event.
For more information about the Chevy Youth Soccer Instructional Clinic, contact Beth Heyer at 770-407-8565 or bheyer@gmdealer programs.com.
Wrestling clinic at Hilo Civic
The 10th annual Wrestling Clinic and Take Down Event will be held from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday at Afook-Chinen Civic Auditorium.
Admission is free.
The event was previously held in Puna, but because of the high attendance last year, a bigger venue was sought.
Onsite registration runs from 7:30-8 a.m. Nov. 7.
The event is open to males and females from ages 5 and up. Keiki ages 5-12 will have a separate clinic.
All minors are required to have parent or legal guardian consent to participate in one or both activities, and parents/legalguardian must also be present at this event.
All participants, including coaches and clinicians, must have a current medical insurance card, wear shoes (wrestling or hightops), T-shirt and shorts or wrestling singlet to participate in both events.
The event is sponsored by BIIF volunteers, County Parks and Recreation, HI-PAL, Big Island Honda, USA Wrestling Coaches and the Neighborhood Place of Puna Youth Empowerment Services members.
For more information, contact coach Luis Lopez at 520-829-8354.
Vuls softball Keiki Night
The UH-Hilo softball program will host a Keiki Night fundraiser from 6-9 p.m. Nov. 21 at UH-Hilo gym.
A brief that ran Tuesday’s left out the date.
For more information, contact Haunani Haasenritter at hhaasenr@hawaii.edu or 932-717
