ISLE FILE
Chun wins national prep golf title

Advertiser Staff

Another young female from Hawai'i has burst onto the national golf scene.

Mari Chun of Honolulu, who completed her freshman year at the Kamehameha Schools last month, won the girls title of the National Open High School Golf Championships at Orlando, Fla.

Chun shot 75, equaling the best round of the final day, to overtake Daniella Ronderos of Bradenton, Fla., who led the tournament the first two days.

Chun shot 82 on the first day, which was played in a storm with no one breaking 80, then 77 and 75 for a total of 234.

Chun earned an invitation to the Junior World Championship in December and designation as a National High School All-American. The tournament, sponsored by the National High School Coaches Association, was held June 16-19.

Chun was co-Player of the Year in the Interscholastic League of Honolulu this spring and finished fourth in the state high school championship.

Wendee Augustiro, a classmate of Chun's at Kamehameha, finished 10th at 256 (85-86-85).

VOLLEYBALL

Outrigger boys second: The Outrigger Canoe Club Boys 14 team finished second in the 40-team Boys Classic at El Camino College in Los Angeles last weekend.

Outrigger defeated Manhattan Beach, 25-18, 25-12, to reach the championship match, where it lost to Balboa Bay Club, 25-19, 14-25, 16-14.

The Classic was the second-largest boys' tournament of the year, with the upcoming Junior Olympics in Louisville, Ky., the biggest.

Hawai'i Wahine coach Dave Shoji and Peter Ehrman coached the Outrigger team. Team members are: Will Ehrman, Kawika Shoji, Spencer McLachlin, Austin Kino, David Pershin, Riley McKibbin, Dru Hara, Jordan Inafuku and Matt Brown.

FITNESS

Speed camp: The Rich Miano Speed and Quickness Camp will be held Saturday and Sunday at the St. Louis School football field.

Miano, a former University of Hawai'i and NFL defensive back, has designed this camp for boys and girls who want to improve their speed and quickness for any sport.

Boys and girls ages 9-12 will attend sessions from 8:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. both days. Sessions for ages 13-older will run from 1:45 p.m. to 5:15 both days.

Cost is $25. For more information and to register, call 621-2220.

TRIATHLON

Mountain maneuvers: The Fourth Annual Jamba Juice Mountain Man Triathlon will be held Sunday, starting at 7:30 a.m. at Waimea Falls Park.

The race consists of a 600-meter swim in Waimea Bay, followed by a 20-kilometer mountain bike ride and a 6-kilometer trail run.

Entry fees, including day of the race, are: $55 for individuals and $75 for relay teams.

For more information, call Raul Boca at 737-8985 or www.bocahawaii.com