– Women’s football tryouts againWAIMEA — The Kaua’i Thunder of the Hawaiian Women’s Tackle Football League will be holding tryouts again. The Thunder played the first-ever women’s football game in Hawai’i against Honolulu in late 1999 at Vidinha Stadium. The
– Women’s football tryouts againWAIMEA — The Kaua’i Thunder of the
Hawaiian Women’s Tackle Football League will be holding tryouts again.
The
Thunder played the first-ever women’s football game in Hawai’i against Honolulu
in late 1999 at Vidinha Stadium.
The tryouts for the Thunder are scheduled
for the three Saturdays at the Waimea Ball Park — Feb. 26, March 11 and March
25.
For more information, call June at 246-1603.
– Miyoshi is RC’s top
qualifier
LIHU’E — Kelsey Miyoshi was the day’s top qualifier in the
Garden Isle RC Racers event last weekend at the Kmart parking lot.
Reggie
Aribon had another big day with victories in three divisions — Modified Sedan,
Gas Sedan A, and Stock Sedan.
Other remote-controlled model vehicle
competitors during the day were Arnold Morales, Earl Balai, Kaikea Kaanaana,
Gary Remigio, Roland Ruiz, Roy Higa, Mike Prince, Bart Garcia, Rey Agcaoili and
Wes Doi.
The next race is scheduled for the Wailua off-road track
today.
– Holiday moto event soon
Kaua’i’s Off-Road Riders will hold its
annual President’s Day All-Trail Weekend, an off-road motorcycle event,
soon.
A Hare Scrambles event will be held on Saturday, Feb. 19 at Anahola,
and a Poker Run will follow on Sunday, Feb. 20 at Port Allen.
Registration
for both events is 8:30 a.m. with starting time slated for 9 a.m.
For more
information, call 822-7283.
– Karate school holds drive
LIHU’E —
Universal Karate of Kaua’i has set up a drive to find sponsors to support its
program for Kaua’i’s youth.
Classes are at the Kaua’i Veterans Center, and
a new school will be opening on Ewalu St.
To become a sponsor or for more
information about the organization, e-mail Kenn Firestone at
universalkarate@aloha.net or call him at 1-808-651-3622.
– Women’s football
tryouts again
WAIMEA — The Kaua’i Thunder of the Hawaiian Women’s Tackle
Football League will be holding tryouts again.
The Thunder played the
first-ever women’s football game in Hawai’i against Honolulu in late 1999 at
Vidinha Stadium.
The tryouts for the Thunder are scheduled for the three
Saturdays at the Waimea Ball Park — Feb. 26, March 11 and March 25.
For
more information, call June at 246-1603.
– Miyoshi is RC’s top
qualifier
LIHU’E — Kelsey Miyoshi was the day’s top qualifier in the
Garden Isle RC Racers event last weekend at the Kmart parking lot.
Reggie
Aribon had another big day with victories in three divisions — Modified Sedan,
Gas Sedan A, and Stock Sedan.
Other remote-controlled model vehicle
competitors during the day were Arnold Morales, Earl Balai, Kaikea Kaanaana,
Gary Remigio, Roland Ruiz, Roy Higa, Mike Prince, Bart Garcia, Rey Agcaoili and
Wes Doi.
The next race is scheduled for the Wailua off-road track
today.
– Holiday moto event soon
Kaua’i’s Off-Road Riders will hold its
annual President’s Day All-Trail Weekend, an off-road motorcycle event,
soon.
A Hare Scrambles event will be held on Saturday, Feb. 19 at Anahola,
and a Poker Run will follow on Sunday, Feb. 20 at Port Allen.
Registration
for both events is 8:30 a.m. with starting time slated for 9 a.m.
For more
information, call 822-7283.
– Karate school holds drive
LIHU’E —
Universal Karate of Kaua’i has set up a drive to find sponsors to support its
program for Kaua’i’s youth.
Classes are at the Kaua’i Veterans Center, and
a new school will be opening on Ewalu St.
To become a sponsor or for more
information about the organization, e-mail Kenn Firestone at
universalkarate@aloha.net or call him at 1-808-651-3622.
– Women’s football
tryouts again
WAIMEA — The Kaua’i Thunder of the Hawaiian Women’s Tackle
Football League will be holding tryouts again.
The Thunder played the
first-ever women’s football game in Hawai’i against Honolulu in late 1999 at
Vidinha Stadium.
The tryouts for the Thunder are scheduled for the three
Saturdays at the Waimea Ball Park — Feb. 26, March 11 and March 25.
For
more information, call June at 246-1603.
– Miyoshi is RC’s top
qualifier
LIHU’E — Kelsey Miyoshi was the day’s top qualifier in the
Garden Isle RC Racers event last weekend at the Kmart parking lot.
Reggie
Aribon had another big day with victories in three divisions — Modified Sedan,
Gas Sedan A, and Stock Sedan.
Other remote-controlled model vehicle
competitors during the day were Arnold Morales, Earl Balai, Kaikea Kaanaana,
Gary Remigio, Roland Ruiz, Roy Higa, Mike Prince, Bart Garcia, Rey Agcaoili and
Wes Doi.
The next race is scheduled for the Wailua off-road track
today.
– Holiday moto event soon
Kaua’i’s Off-Road Riders will hold its
annual President’s Day All-Trail Weekend, an off-road motorcycle event,
soon.
A Hare Scrambles event will be held on Saturday, Feb. 19 at Anahola,
and a Poker Run will follow on Sunday, Feb. 20 at Port Allen.
Registration
for both events is 8:30 a.m. with starting time slated for 9 a.m.
For more
information, call 822-7283.
– Karate school holds drive
LIHU’E —
Universal Karate of Kaua’i has set up a drive to find sponsors to support its
program for Kaua’i’s youth.
Classes are at the Kaua’i Veterans Center, and
a new school will be opening on Ewalu St.
To become a sponsor or for more
information about the organization, e-mail Kenn Firestone at
universalkarate@aloha.net or call him at 1-808-651-3622.
– Women’s football
tryouts again
WAIMEA — The Kaua’i Thunder of the Hawaiian Women’s Tackle
Football League will be holding tryouts again.
The Thunder played the
first-ever women’s football game in Hawai’i against Honolulu in late 1999 at
Vidinha Stadium.
The tryouts for the Thunder are scheduled for the three
Saturdays at the Waimea Ball Park — Feb. 26, March 11 and March 25.
For
more information, call June at 246-1603.
– Miyoshi is RC’s top
qualifier
LIHU’E — Kelsey Miyoshi was the day’s top qualifier in the
Garden Isle RC Racers event last weekend at the Kmart parking lot.
Reggie
Aribon had another big day with victories in three divisions — Modified Sedan,
Gas Sedan A, and Stock Sedan.
Other remote-controlled model vehicle
competitors during the day were Arnold Morales, Earl Balai, Kaikea Kaanaana,
Gary Remigio, Roland Ruiz, Roy Higa, Mike Prince, Bart Garcia, Rey Agcaoili and
Wes Doi.
The next race is scheduled for the Wailua off-road track
today.
– Holiday moto event soon
Kaua’i’s Off-Road Riders will hold its
annual President’s Day All-Trail Weekend, an off-road motorcycle event,
soon.
A Hare Scrambles event will be held on Saturday, Feb. 19 at Anahola,
and a Poker Run will follow on Sunday, Feb. 20 at Port Allen.
Registration
for both events is 8:30 a.m. with starting time slated for 9 a.m.
For more
information, call 822-7283.
– Karate school holds drive
LIHU’E —
Universal Karate of Kaua’i has set up a drive to find sponsors to support its
program for Kaua’i’s youth.
Classes are at the Kaua’i Veterans Center, and
a new school will be opening on Ewalu St.
To become a sponsor or for more
information about the organization, e-mail Kenn Firestone at
universalkarate@aloha.net or call him at 1-808-651-3622.
