Posted on: Friday, June 25, 2004

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Coming up

Aikido

• Ongoing — Lokahi Ki-Aikido Children and Adult Classes. At Waipahu Rec Center. Tuesdays and Thursdays, 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Fee: $15 a month. Information: 677-1789.

Archery

• July 3 — Peter Akau 14th Annual Archery Tournament. At Puu O' Kapolei Achery Range, 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. registration followed by 9 a.m. start time. Fee: $25 adults, $15 18-younger, $5 late entry fee after 8:45 a.m. Information: George Cho at 528-1528 or hawaiianarcher@hawaii.rr.com.

Baseball/Softball

• June 26—Waipi'o Little League Baseball Registration. At Kaneolani Park, Waipi'o, 9 to 10 a.m. For ages 5-8. Information: 623-3957 or waipiolittleleague.tripod.com

Basketball

• July 9—Deadline for Hoop Jam. State's largest 3-on-3 and 4-on-4 street competition. Applications available at 7-Eleven, Pizza Hut, 24-Hour Fitness or online at hoopjam.net. Fee: $130 (3-on-3) and $195 (4-on-4). Information: Mark Matsumoto, 235-2020 ext. 2.

• July 10—NJB Hawai'i Youth Basketball League. Boys and Girls (ages 9-17) registration and tryouts 9 a.m. at Kaimuki Recreation Center Gym. Season from August 14 to October 31. Fee: $75. Information: Matt Tsukazaki, 721-2727.

• July 12 to 16—Sole Fundamentals Camp. At Manoa Valley District Park Gym. Two sessions daily. Session one for boys and girls in grades 5-7 from 4:30-6:30 p.m. Session two will be from 6:45-8:45 p.m. for boys and girls in grades 8-11. All camp instructors are high school coaches or collegiate/former collegiate players. Fee: $100. Information: Ross Kinsler, 282-8300 or Manoa Valley District Park, 988-4747.

Bowling

• June 30—Deadline for Third Annual Hawai'i Junior Bowling Scholarship Tournament, tournament July 24 to 25 at Subase Naval Station Bowling Center. Fee: $50. Information: Audrey Miyasato, 539-4459, 487-9026 or Cribace808@hotmail.com

• Aug. 20 to 21—Annual Statewide Fil-Am Tournament. Open to five-person teams with at least one individual of opposite sex. Fee: $325 per team or $65 per bowler. Entry deadline: July 31 or to first 48 teams. Information: statewidefilambowlingtournament@yahoo.com.

Football

• Kailua, Kona, football—Registration for tackle football teams. The season begins Aug. 1, with cost to be determined. Information: (808) 960-7732 or laquino@currentevents.com.

• Saturdays and Sundays, through June—Pearl City Chargers Pop Warner registration. Players and cheerleaders. At Pearl City Daiei from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Deposit: $100. Birth certificate required. Information: Lori Arrayan, 330-2725.

• Aug. 29—deadline for www.darainbow.com Hawai'i Flag Football Fall Invitational League. At Salt Lake District Park, games begin in September. Fees: $850 (8-man team) and $275 (4-man team). Information: Rick, 672-6050.

Karate

• Ongoing—Funakoshi Shotokan is accepting new members. The traditional karate and self-defense classes at Manoa District Park. Information: 371-7670 or www.fskd8m.com.

• Ongoing—American Karate Kai Classes. At 'Ewa Beach Kamiloa Elementary School and 'Aina Haina Holy Nativity Church Gym. Classes are Mondays and Wednesdays from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Self-defense classes available for women. Information: Lee Donohue, 396-9297.

Lacrosse

• Ongoing—Hawaiian Island Youth Lacrosse, is accepting registration for youths ages 6 to 18. Summer season runs Saturdays from July 24 to Sept. 4. First-time players will be loaned equipment. Information: 685-1773 or 681-5394.

Polo

• Ongoing—Honolulu Polo, starts and continues through Oct. 17, each Sunday, at Waimanalo Field. Admission is $3 general; children under 12 are free.

Racquetball

• Ongoing—Hawai'i Athletic Racquetball Association Flex League, Saturday evenings from 6 to 9. for Novice to C level players. Round-robin format. Information: 222-2822 or bullaeastman@verizon.net.

• Ongoing—Hawai'i Athletic Racquetball Association is offering beginner classes. Classes will be at the Nu'uanu and Central YMCAs from Monday through Fridays from 6 p.m. Racquets and balls are provided. Fee: Free for YMCA members. First seven lessons free for non-members. Information: 949-0177 or e-mail prbigedhara@verizon.net

Running

• Ongoing—The Honolulu Marathon Clinic. Classes every Sunday, except three-day weekend, at Kapi'olani Park, 7:30 a.m. Free. Information: marathonclinic@hawaii.rr.com.

• July 4—Epilepsy Foundation 5K Freedom Run/Walk and Bill Emerson Memorial Race, proceeds benefit the Epilepsy Foundation. Race starts and ends at Kailua High School. Fee: $18 (with T-shirt), $10 (without T-shirt) before Friday. Fees to increase after deadline. Information: Kathryn Chung, 528-3058.

Soccer

• June 27—Phoenix Soccer Club, U10 to U19. At Kapi'olani Park, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Information: 386-8499 or e-mail phoenixsoccerhawaii@yahoo.com.

• July 5 to 9—Major League Soccer Camp. At Waiau Field, Pearl City. Camp for age U6-U8, 3:30 to 4:30 p.m .; U10-U12, 4:45 to 6:45 p.m.; U14-U19, 1:45 to 3:45 p.m. Fee: $50 (U6-U8); $70 (U10-U19). Information: 487-8528 or clyde_asato@yahoo.com

• July 23 to 25—Bob Barry Goalkeeper Clinic. Boys and girls 8 years and older can register at Mililani District Park on July 21 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Regular and advanced groups play from 9 a.m. to noon. Advanced groups play from 12:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. Fee: $110 for regular, $150 for advanced. Information: Bob Barry at 236-4515, 965-4249 or barryr003@hawaii.rr.com.

• Through July 23—AC Honolulu Sky Boys Soccer HYSA Tryouts. At Kapi'olani Park, every Wednesday and Friday, 4-6 p.m. Age divisions: U-12, U-13 and U-14. Information: Lynn, 741-4231 or Fay, 282-1148.

• Through July—Manchester United U12 boys team. Now accepting registration for 2004-2005 season. Players must have been born after July 31, 1992. Information: Jason Goodson, 630-9262 or hookalakupua15@aol.com.

Stick Fighting

• Ongoing—Kali/Escrima (Filipino martial arts) Association. Sundays 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Information: 371-7670.

Surfing

• Through Sept. 26—20th annual Quiksilver Kama'aina Nissan Big Island Pro-Am Surfing Trials holding period. Weekends only, at Honoli'i Beach Park in Hilo. Open to first 80 Big Island residents. Categories: men's open, women's open, open bodyboard and longboard. Fee: $40. Information: Stan Lawrence, 935-1533.

Swimming

• June 25 to June 27—Hawai'i International Masters Swim Meet. Open to all currently registered USMS swimmers or registered international masters swimmers. Information: Albert Minn, 261-5143 or 358-3580.

• July 4—26th Annual Hapuna Roughwater Swim. At Hapuna Beach, Big Island. 1-mile swim starts at 8 a.m. No entry fee. Information: (808) 324-7327 or peaman@gte.net

• Ongoing—University of Hawai'i Masters Swim Club. At the Duke Kahanamoku Aquatic Complex. Open to adult swimmers of all ability levels. Morning workouts Monday to Friday, 5:30 a.m. to 7 a.m.; evenings, Monday to Friday 6 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. and Monday to Thursday, 7:15 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Fee: $40 per month. Information: 956-7510.

• Ongoing—Aulea Swim Club. At Kailua Rec Center. Open to ages 7 through 18. Daily workouts from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Fee: Beginners $55 per month, others $65 with second child $50. Information: 263-4091 or www.aulea.org.

• Ongoing—Hawai'i Swim Club. At Salt Lake and Waikele recreation centers. Open to ages 7 to 18. Must be able to swim 25 yards unaided. Daily workouts from 4 to 7 p.m. Fee: $35 per month, with second child $25. Information: 668-1561 or hsc@flex.com.

Tennis

• Ongoing—Play Tennis America Level Two. At Diamond Head Tennis Center, for beginning adult tennis players. Participants may choose one of four classes scheduled from July 15 to Aug. 2. Participants must be 18 years old. Fee: $60 per person. Information: 955-6696.

• USA 1-2-3 tennis lessons. At Diamond Head Tennis Center. For beginners and advanced beginners, ages 6 to 13. Fee: six one-hour lessons for $24. Lessons held 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. or 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Loaner rackets and tennis ball provided. Information: 955-6696.

• June 26 to June 27—World Tennis Team Summer Weekend Tournament. At Central O'ahu Regional Park Tennis Complex. Format: One set each of men's and women's singles and doubles, two sets of mixed doubles. Minimum: two men and two women per team; maximum: 10 players per team. Fee: $20 per player, $15 foundation members. Winning team for each division is eligible to participate in a national qualifier for up to one year. Information: 677-1334 or dav@hawaiitennis.org.

July 10 to 11—The Aloha State Games Tennis Championships. At Central O'ahu Regional Park. For men's and women's singles, doubles and mixed doubles. Fee: For foundation members $20 singles; $30 doubles and $35 for two events or $40 for all three events. For non-members $25 singles; $35 doubles; $40 for two events or $50 for all three events. Information: 677-1334 or dav@hawaiitennis.org.

Volleyball

• July 1 to 4—Fourth annual Kailua-Kona Summer JamÊ4-person Beach Volleyball Tournament. Looking for team for tournament at the Coconut Grove Marketplace and The Keauhou Harbor Beach Courts. Divisions are men's open and reverse coed. Entry fee $150 per team (four-person team), $25 each additional player. Information: Dougie Yamamoto, 896-4360, Ainsley Keawekane, 937-8215 or e-mail KonaDorr247@aol.com.

• July 22 to 25—The Ultimate Setter-Hitter-Libero Volleyball Camp. Open to boys and girls, ages 13 through 18 of all skill levels. Campbell HighÊSchool. Cost: $165. Featured coaching staff: former Olympian and Rainbow Wahine All-American Deitre Collins; former Long Beach State All-American setter Joy McKienzie; former UH men's volleyball stars Eyal Zimet, Dejan Miladinovic and Arri Jeschke. Information: Christine, 223-3584 or e-mail volleyballcamps@hawaii.com.

• July 23 to 25—Rising Stars Keiki Volleyball Camp. Open to boys and girls, ages 7 to 12, at Campbell High School. Cost: $85 at the door. Featured staff include prep national champion coach Lena Quilantang, former UH men's volleyball player Arri Jeschke, former UMass setter Ku'ulei Kamana'o and former All-State selections Clint Torres, Jr., and Kupono Nuuhiwa. Information: Christine, 223-3584, e-mail volleyballcamps@hawaii.com.

• July 29 to Aug. 1—Volleyball Camp with Champions. Open to boys, girls and high school teams, ages 12 to 18 and all skill levels. Waipahu High School and Waipahu Rec Center Gym. Cost: $185 per individual; Teams $165 per member, minimum seven.ÊFeatured coaching staff: former Olympian and Rainbow Wahine All-American Deitre Collins; former Long Beach State All-American setter Joy McKienzie; former USC outside hitter Kashi Cormier; former UH men's volleyball players Eyal Zimet and Arri Jeschke and others. Information: Christine, 223-3584, e-mail volleyballcamps@hawaii.com.

NEEDED

Basketball

• Youth Basketball of America. Interested coaches, associations and leagues. Information: Reggie Kirkman, 696-5348, 291-4989, or oshd@chevrontexaco.com.

• Aug. 14 to 22—7th Annual Brother Noland Goodwill Basketball Tournament, at Palama Gym. Teams needed for girls age division 14-15 and 16-17. Fee: $150 per team. Information: Glenn Martin, 239-9937.

High School

• Iolani School—Seeking boys varsity head soccer coach. Information: Carl Schroers, 943-2208.

• Kalani High School—Seeking coaches for air riflery, cross country, cheerleading, paddling and girls basketball (varsity and junior varsity) and soccer. Send résumé: Gregory Van Cantfort, Kalani High School, 4680 Kalaniana'ole Highway, Honolulu, HI, 96821. Information: 377-7744 ext. 258.

• Maryknoll High School—Seeking coaches for the following sports: Intermediate girls volleyball, cross-country and track & field. E-mail all volleyball inquiries/resumes to vballkeo28@aol.com or call John, 741-5828. Send cross-country and track & field resumes to Maryknoll Athletic Department, Athletic Department, 1526 Alexander St., Honolulu, HI, 96822, e-mail to athletics@maryknollschool.org or fax to 952-7371. Deadline for all positions is June 30.

• Mid-Pacific Institute—Seeking cheerleading coach. Fax résumé to Bill Villa at 973-5086 or bvilla@midpac.edu. Deadline is June 30.

Judo

• 'Aiea Taiheiji Judo Club, seeking coaches. Information: Ken Oda, 488-5161.

Tennis

• Instructors wanted, at Pearl Harbor Naval, Barbers Point and the Leeward areas. Immediate openings for part-time and full-time positions. Fax resume: David Chang, 486-9030. Information: 486-4824.

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