Vuls slip past Urban Knights to split series ADVERTISING Vuls slip past Urban Knights to split series The UH-Hilo baseball team beat Academy of Art 7-6 on Sunday in Oakland, Calif., to split a four-game series. The Vuls (7-30, 6-26
Vuls slip past Urban Knights to split series
The UH-Hilo baseball team beat Academy of Art 7-6 on Sunday in Oakland, Calif., to split a four-game series.
The Vuls (7-30, 6-26 PacWest) play at San Francisco State (18-20) on Tuesday to conclude a nine-game road trip.
The Vuls have already extended their collegiate-record losing streak to 24 seasons on the NCAA Division I and II and NAIA levels.
UHH’s worst record is 5-45, including a 20-game closing losing streak. However, that came on the Division I level in 2001.
The Vuls’ worst record in Division II, which they joined in 2009, is last year’s 11-36 mark.
Kamehameha volleyball camp in June
The Kamehameha School boys volleyball team is hosting its annual “All Day, All Night, Volleyball Camp” for high school boys and girls, along with the day camp for elementary/middle school volleyball players at the school campus.
The high school sleep-over camp (grade 9-12) runs June 5-9. The cost is $180 and includes three meals per day.
Elementary/middle school day camp for boys and girls grade 2-8 runs June 6-9 from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The cost is $125 or $153 with a bento lunch/snack option.
Team discounts are available for seven or more players. Coaches and parents are also able to volunteer, learn and participate.
Camp brochures are available at Sportsline Hawaii in Hilo or visit the Kamehameha Schools Hawaii athletic blog website to download a brochure.
For more information, contact Guy Enriques at 808-217-2253 or enriques@hawaii.rr.com or
Sam Thomas at 808-333-7825, samthomas5845@gmail.com.
HHSAA Hall of Honor deadline is May 4
Nominations are being accepted through May 4 for the Hawaii High School Hall of Honor.
Twelve student-athletes will be chosen by an independent selection committee and inducted into the Hall of Honor at a June 5 banquet at Dole Cannery’s Pomaika‘i Ballroom.
Each inductee will receive a $2,000 college scholarship, which may be used to offset education expenses such as tuition, books, and room and board.
Nomination forms and instructions may be downloaded from the HHSAA web site at www.sportshigh.com
An applicant must receive his/her school’s approval before submitting a form, which should be sent to the HHSAA at P.O. Box 62029, Honolulu, HI, 96839, and postmarked by Wednesday, May 4.
Questions regarding the Hall of Honor scholarship program should be directed to the HHSAA office at (808) 800-4092 or info@hhsaa.org
