• AYSO Registration coming Apr. 16 • Motiv-8 tops 14U hoops finals • Mud-Out Results announced • Andy Irons among winners at Rip Curl AYSO Registration coming Apr. 16 AYSO Region 941 Registration will be held Friday, Apr. 16 from
• AYSO Registration coming Apr. 16
• Motiv-8 tops 14U hoops finals
• Mud-Out Results announced
• Andy Irons among winners at Rip Curl
AYSO Registration coming Apr. 16
AYSO Region 941 Registration will be held Friday, Apr. 16 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Kapa‘a Middle School and the Kilauea Neighborhood Center.
Region 941 serves the area from Ha‘ena to Wailua Homesteads.
For more information, please call 823-9018.
Motiv-8 tops 14U hoops finals
Motiv-8 took two of the three top honors as the county announced the final standings for their Boys 14 & Under basketball program that closed their season recently.
Motiv-8 topped the Participation and Sportsmanship categories, nosing out the Kalaheo Pistons by just two points in Participation, and taking the Sportsmanship by three points over Kalaheo.
The Puhi Rebels, coached by Arnold Sales topped the Most Outstanding category followed by the Lihu‘e Breakaway coached by Billy Ramos.
Motiv-8 is coached by Kiko Bukoski and Clifton Sato coaches the Kalaheo Pistons.
Full standings can be found on page B2.
Mud-Out Results announced
Sion Milosky, Roy Machado, Nakoa Rivera, Jason Alfiler, Marshall Camara, Masa Yamamoto, Jared Melendez, and David Amorin were all winners in the latest Mud-Out held on Mar. 27.
Division leaders can be found on page B2.
The next Mud-Out is scheduled for November, 2004.
Andy Irons among winners at Rip Curl
BELLS BEACH, Australia — Andy Irons, reigning two-time consecutive Rip Curl Pro and world champion, started his 2004 event campaign with a win in the Rip Curl Pro that started Thursday with round one heats at Bells Beach, Australia.
Irons posted two seven-plus rides on his opening waves and held a comfortable lead throughout, progressing directly to the third round.
Last year’s Rip Curl Pro runner-up Joel Parkinson (Gold Coast, AUS) netted the day’s top score with a 9.0 and 8.67 in his combined 17.67 tally. Troy Brooks was also a standout, landing an aerial 360 maneuver one wave followed by a trademarked Superman air, the next, but he and Brazilian Paulo Moura were relegated to the losers round.
Six-time world champion Kelly Slater (FL, USA) defeated 2001 world champ CJ Hobgood (FL,USA) and Adam Robertson (Portland, VIC), Slater opening with an 8.0 ride following smooth carves through the Rincon section and even a reverse 360 before posting another 8.5 near the end.
Sunny Garcia (HAW) returned from major knee reconstructive surgery to attack his opening ride for an 8.67 score before locking in another 8.07 to hold advantage over Kalani Robb and Cory Lopez.
Taj Barrow controlled his heat over Guilherme Herdy and wildcard Zane Harrison, and Brazilian Neco Padaratz continued his great run following a big win last week in the 6-Star WQS.
