Sellitto seeks ex-Spartan players
Advertiser Staff
Former Maryknoll High basketball coach Tony Sellitto, recently retired from Hawai'i Pacific University, is searching for his former Maryknoll players (1966-88) to join him at Eastside Grill on Monday, April 7, to watch the NCAA Division I men's basketball championship game on television.
Former Spartans can RSVP by telephone to the Maryknoll Alumni Office at 952-7310.
JV basketball champ: Kahuku won the O'ahu Interscholastic Association junior varsity basketball championship for the first time in 10 years with a record of 13-0 in regular- and post-season and 20-3 overall.
Coach Taki Thompson said freshman point guard Okesene "Junior" Ale was the team's leading scorer while sophomore Viliami Tilini (6-2, 245) and freshman Joshua Wily (6-1, 225) cleared a lot of space under the backboards.
Sophomores Hapaki Kaululaau, Al Afalava and Bronson Ponciano-Ahue also were key contributors, Thompson said.
Volleyball coaches: Maryknoll is seeking boys and girls volleyball coaches for high school and elementary school teams. Resumes should be faxed to 952-7371or e-mailed to athletics@maryknollschool.org or mailed to Kimberly Yamauchi at Maryknoll School, 1526 Alexander St., Honolulu 96822, by March 21. The school requests no telephone inquiries.
Soccer coach: Iolani is taking applications for head boys varsity soccer coach. Mail them to Judy Hiramoto, Athletic Director, Iolani School, 563 Kamoku St., Honolulu 96826. Interviews will be scheduled this month.
Swimming correction: Iolani's Hongzhe Sun has won seven out of eight possible individual state swimming championships during his four years. An incorrect figure was reported on Sunday.