• BYUH men’s water polo seeded fourth • Hanapepe baseball registration now • No jogging or running allowed • Puakea Golf’s Mack passes Playing Ability Test BYUH men’s water polo seeded fourth The BYU-Hawai’i men’s water polo team received the
• BYUH men’s water polo seeded fourth
• Hanapepe baseball registration now
• No jogging or running allowed
• Puakea Golf’s Mack passes Playing Ability Test
BYUH men’s water polo seeded fourth
The BYU-Hawai’i men’s water polo team received the fourth seed in the upcoming Western Water Polo Association tournament announced Nov. 17 in Laie.
The Seasiders will face fifth-seeded UC-Davis in the opening round, at 1 p.m. Friday at the Thompson Aquatic Center at the University of Redlands in Redlands, Calif.
The Seasiders are 13-6 for the season and defeated the Aggies (10-9) earlier this season, and downed UC-Davis in the first round of the WWPA tournament last year, 7-5. Friday’s winner will meet either top-seeded UC-San Diego or eighth-seeded Pomona-Pitzer in the second round at 8 p.m. Friday. The Seasiders lost to UC-San Diego earlier this season, 12-10 in overtime, and have not played Pomona-Pitzer.
Hanapepe baseball registration now
The Hanapepe Youth Baseball Association will be holding player registration for all age division between Nov. 17-21.
Applications will be accepted for the Shetland through Pony baseball programs at the Hanapepe Neighborhood Center between 4:30 and 6 p.m.
For more information, contact Robert at 335-5370.
No jogging or running allowed
The fourth annual “Tin Man Invitational” is set for Nov. 30 at 9 a.m.
Take a break from the serious athletic events. This year, the Tin Man organizers are inviting all to “see how the ‘unfit’ celebrate the joy of victory and the agony of defeat.”
This year, five “non-competitors” will take the mile-and-a-half walk to the golf club from the fountain, enjoy some breakfast, and walk back.
Each year, one person takes a turn at winning-no jogging or running allowed.
The “non-competitors” will meet at the fountain located at the entrance to Princeville.
Puakea Golf’s Mack passes Playing Ability Test
HONOLULU — The Turtle Bay Resort Golf Club hosted the Aloha Section PGA Playing Ability Test at the George Fazio Course on Monday, Nov. 17.
The Playing Ability Test is a 36-hole event played on the same day with the participants trying to shoot a certain target score. Passing the Playing Ability Test is one of the steps necessary to obtain membership in the Professional Golfers Association of America.
Eleven of the 33 players participating passed with the following results:
Keola Griep, Ko’olau GC (74 -72) 146, Chris Keiter, Hualalai GC (74-74) 148, Henry Costales, The Experience at Koele (75-74) 149.
Daniel Hee, Waikele GC (77-73) 150, Chad Mesa, Honolulu CC (75-75) 150, Marc Dagupion, Kapalua Village GC ( 76-74) 150.
Neil Bernard, Kapolei GC (76-75) 151, Timothy Hazelgrove, Honolulu CC (75-78) 153, Joshua Colert, Bay Breeze GC Okinawa (78-75) 153, Matthew Mack, Puakea GC (78-75) 153, Robert Yee, Kukio Golf & Beach Club (73-80) 153.
