HANAPEPE — Waimea High School’s 33rd annual softball invitational tournament is set to start Thursday. Play runs through Saturday at Hanapepe Stadium.
Waimea, Kauai and Kapaa high schools will represent Kauai in the Menehune tournament. Other schools are Mililani High School and Farrington High School of Oahu, Kamehameha Schools-Maui of Maui and Kamehameha Schools-Hawaii of the Big Island.
Schedule
Thursday
12 p.m.: Mililani vs. Kapaa, field A; Farrington vs. Kauai, field B
2 p.m.: Mililani vs. KS-Maui, field A; Farrington vs. KS-Hawaii, field B
4 p.m.: KS-Maui vs. Waimea, field A; Kapaa vs. Kauai, field B
6 p.m.: KS-Hawaii vs. Waimea, field A
Friday
12 p.m.: KS-Hawaii vs. Kauai, field A; KS-Maui vs. Farrington, field B
2 p.m.: KS-Hawaii vs. Kapaa, field A; KS-Maui vs. Kauai, field B
4 p.m.: Kapaa vs. Waimea, field A; Mililani vs. Farrington, field B
6 p.m.: Mililani vs. Waimea, field A
Saturday
9 a.m.: Farrington vs. Waimea, field A; KS-Hawaii vs. Mililani, field B
11 a.m.: KS-Maui vs. KS-Hawaii, field A; Kauai vs. Mililani, field B
1 p.m.: Kauai vs. Waimea, field A; Farrington vs. Kapaa, field B
3 p.m.: KS-Maui vs. Kapaa, field B
Note: Field A: Hanapepe Stadium main field; Field B: Mustang Field
Do you know that your athletes in politics flunked out of school. I am not sure what kind of academics they learned in school. Just for the thought. If you remember sports in high school and is now a county council or senate. Not just hang out.
Hanapepe field needs to be up-kept every time. Watered. Cost money. Just one of those political things. Have a nice tournament.