Kaua’i Sports Briefs

– Malihini victorious in yacht racesNAWILIWILI — Malihini won two races

in Nawiliwili Yacht club events last week.

Malihini was the Multihull Class

winner in the second race of the Winter Sunset Series on Wednesday and sailed

to a win in the Open Class of the third race of the Roland Solis Memorial

Series on Saturday.

Among the Malihini crew members last week were Doug

Gibson, Rick Schunk, Allan Chatham, David Dennis, Randall Hillner and Dave

Anderson.

Cat-O-Tonic, with Pat Salling and Christopher Mildwaterl won the

Sport Cat Class in the Winter Sunset Series.

Tim Perry won both winter

series Laser Class Open/Masters races. Mike Matutino was second both times,

while Mike Bailey and Kevin Millett also participated.

In the Laser Class

Junior/Novice race, Jessica and Josh Amas were victorious and were followed in

order by Bryon Knopf and Miles Swift.

Obsession placed second in the Solis

series Open Class, while Machine Gun Etiquette posted a win in the Sport Cat

Class with Bailey’s Prindle 19 earning second.

– Yoga classes offered

in Po’ipu

PO’IPU — Yoga classes are offered from 8-9:30 a.m. on weekdays

near the Sheraton Kaua’i.

Joy Zepeda is the instructor, and she offers the

Hatha Yoga Practice.

Zepeda says Yoga: “can make you feel and look great;

is rejuvenating; improves your strength and flexibility; and improves posture

and balance.”

The suggested donation for each class is $10.

For more

information, call 639-9294.

– Raider girls are headed to

tourney

LIHU’E — The Kaua’i High School girls basketball team will be

playing in the Kalani High School Girls Basketball Tournament on O’ahu.

The

tournament starts tomorrow and finishes up Saturday.

– KIF Platinum

banner correction

LIHU’E — There was an error in a recent article on the

upcoming KIF Sports Pass.

In correction, businesses choosing the Platinum

plan would get a banner hanging in the gymnasium throughout the whole school

year.