– Seniors softball will start Saturday’ELE’ELE — The Kaua’i Seniors Softball League will start this Saturday at the ‘Ele’ele Field. Six teams will be involved in three opening day games. At 9:15 a.m., West Kaua’i and the Rookies meet. At
– Seniors softball will start Saturday’ELE’ELE — The Kaua’i Seniors
Softball League will start this Saturday at the ‘Ele’ele Field.
Six teams
will be involved in three opening day games.
At 9:15 a.m., West Kaua’i and
the Rookies meet. At 10:15 a.m., the K-Makules and East Kaua’i square off, and
at 11:15 a.m., Kawaihau and Lihu’e tangle.
The league will continue each
Saturday at various fields through mid-July.
– Ho’oikaika volleyball
fundraiser now
WAIMEA — The pick-up date for the Ho’oikaika Volleyball
Club’s “lau lau dinner plate” fundraiser is this Saturday at the Waimea High
School cafeteria from 4:30 to 7 p.m.
Pick-up for the “lau lau only”
fundraiser can be picked up at that time or earlier that day — from 9 a.m. to
noon at the Lihu’e Big Save or Lawa’i Menehune Mart.
– Kusano fires an
ace at Wailua course
WAILUA — Lois Kusano of Lihu’e and Camarillo, Calif.
shot a hole-in-one at the Wailua Golf Course last week.
Kusano, a retiree,
used a 5-wood to ace the 3rd hole.
“It was my first hole-in-one, and I’m
excited to do it on the course I learned to play this game by (Kaua’i’s) Toyo
Shirai,” said Kusano. “I learned the game while attending Kaua’i High School,
and then did not golf for 38 years, and have now been playing regularly the
past five years.”
Janice Lillie and Elsie Fuse witnessed the
ace.
– Maui’s Oda will be at KTA luncheon
PUHI — Newly elected
United States Tennis Association president Chris Oda of Maui will be at the
Kaua’i Tennis Association luncheon on Friday, Feb. 11 from 12:30 to 2 p.m. at
the Gaylord’s Restaurant upstairs dining room.
Fore more information, call
742-1050 or fax an RSVP to 742-6330.
– Site for KIF soccer finales
change
HANAPEPE — The site for this Saturday’s six KIF soccer
season-ending games has been changed from Vidinha Stadium to Hanapepe
Stadium.
The reason for the change is so the County of Kaua’i can get the
Vidinha Stadium football field ready for the upcoming NFL Quarterback
Challenge.
The biggest of the six games will be in boys varsity as the
Kaua’i Red Raiders (5-2-1) and the Kapa’a Warriors (5-2-1) go at with the KIF
title on the line at 5:45 p.m. The Waimea Menehunes are (4-2-2) are also still
alive for the boys varsity title.
