CALENDAR

TODAY
BOWLING
ILH girls: 4:30 p.m., Hickam Bowling Center.
VOLLEYBALL
OIA East girls: Kalani at Moanalua, Anuenue at Kahuku, Roosevelt at McKinley, Kaiser at Farrington, Castle at Kailua, Kaimuki at Kalaheo; varsity begins 15 minutes after the conclusion of the 6:30 p.m. JV games.

TUESDAY
BOWLING
ILH boys: 4:30 p.m., Hickam Bowling Center.
VOLLEYBALL
ILH Division I girls: Punahou at ‘Iolani, 6 p.m.; Sacred Hearts at Maryknoll, 6:30 p.m.
ILH Division II girls: University at Maryknoll, 5 p.m.; Hawaii Baptist at Le Jardin, La Pietra at Hanalani, 6 p.m.; St. Francis at Damien, 6:30 p.m.
ILH Division III girls: At Hawaiian Mission—Island Pacific vs. Assets, 5 p.m.; Christian Academy at Hawaiian Mission, 6:30 p.m.; Also, Lanakila Baptist vs. St. Andrew’s Priory at Damien, Punahou at ‘Iolani, 5 p.m.
OIA West girls: Waialua at Mililani, Nanakuli at Pearl City, Radford at Kapolei, Waianae at Campbell, Aiea at Leilehua; varsity begins 15 minutes after the conclusion of the 6:30 p.m. JV games.

PADDLING

NA WAHINE O KE KAI
Sunday
From Hale O Lono Harbor, Molokai, to Duke Kahanamoku Beach
Overall—1. Team Bradley (Lauren Spalding, Dane Ward, Andrea Moller, Cherise Agorastis, Kristin Foster, Noelani Sawyer, Lori Nakamura, Nicole Pederson, Coral Gonzales, Kaulu Lu‘uwai), 6:05:34; 2. Outrigger Canoe Club, 6:11:46; 3. Hui Nalu Uncle Kimmy Olds #2, 6:15:11; 4. Waikiki Beach Boys #1, 6:16:47; 5. Lanikai, 6:24:44; 6. Kawaihae, 6:33:31; 7. Healani Blue, 6:35:49; 8. Dana-Puakea, 6:37:35; 9. Team Revoluson, 6:37:36; 10. Kai Opua #1, 6:44:07.

PIGEON RACING

OAHU FEDERATION
Saturday
From Hilo, Hawaii To Oahu
Top 5
1. Paul Yamauchi, 229.481 miles, 48.47 mph.
2. Darryl Hansen, 221.869, 46.48
3. Lenny Silva, 225.979, 46.30
4. George Contento, 211.363, 45.14
5. Walter Hiu, 222.743, 44.64

ARCHERY

ALOHA STATE ARCHERY ASSOCIATION
State 900 Round Archery Tournament
Saturday
At CORP-Waipio Archery Range
Bowhunter Freestyle
Silver Senior—1. John Rosario, 773 points.
Senior—1. James Akau, 824; 2. Howie Leong, 728.
Adult Female—1. Jennifer Lee, 623.
Adult Male—1. Chris Sabo, 865; 2. Jaren Luke, 851; 3. Nelson Villapando, 822. Brian Fujioka, 815; Ahemana Fong, 806; Sheldon Rutkowski, 776; Ace Passi, 754.
B-flight—1. Tyler Schaefer, 640.
Young Adult—1. Jace Hanes, 767.
Youth—1. Jacob Antonio, 722; 2. Ahemana Fong Jr., 693.
Cub—1. Haven Manuel, 871.
Pee Wee—1. Jared Antonio, 786.
Freestyle Limited
Master Senior—1. Gary Agtarap, 629.
Pee Wee Female—1. Alina Quiton, 370.
Freestyle
Master Senior—1. John Henry, 796; 2. Fausto Allosada, 791; 3. Roy Tanimoto, 756.
Silver Senior—1. Noel Aoki, 829; 2. Gordon Sato, 820; 3. George Kong Jr., 794; Craig Stenstrom, 775; Felix Martinex, 763.
Senior Female—1. Dianne Mah, 791.
Senior Male—1. Jason Fevella, 867; 2. James Mah, 856; 3. Bruce Tajiri, 850; Ernest Chang, 850; Clinton Chai, 850; Phillip Quiton, 833; Jonathan Mah, 818.
B-flight—1. Daniel Consolacion Jr., 778; Stacey Calistro, 777.
Adult—1. Kevin Yasumura, 879; 2. Bel Manuel, 870; 3. Jordan Leong, 868; Roi Tanimoto, 861; Eric Chang, 726.
Youth—1. Nathan Marzan, 772.
Freestyle Limited-Recurve
Senior Female—1. Phyllis Shipman, 778.
Adult Male—1. David Merritt, 547.
Young Adult Female—1. Caitlin Wong, 629.
Young Adult Male—1. Cristian Quinata, 679.
Youth Female—1. Kylie Nitta, 799; 2. Samantha Lum, 791; 3. Julia Hutchison; Grace Lum, 695; Ashley Hartsfield, 602.
Youth Male—1. Vash Cabatingan, 689; 2. Matthew Schaefer, 635; 3. Mitchell Kee Chong, 548; Anthony Tom, 544.
Cub Female—1. Madison Rubio, 859; 2. Liko Arreola, 826; 3. Chauney Joines, 808; Lani Staley, 752; Riley Tateyama, 745.
Cub Male—1. Micah Holmberg, 726.
Traditional
Cub Female—1. Destiny Passi, 404.
Barebow
Master Senior—1. Richard Midel, 570.
Youth Female—1. Natalianna Ferrara, 483.
Cub Male—1. Ian Kuo, 738.

GOLF

JUNIOR GOLF ASSOCIATION OF HAWAII
JGAH Olomana Players’ Tour
Saturday
At Olomana Golf Club
*—denotes won playoff
Boys
15-18
73—Remington Hirano. 76—Nicholas Furusho, Alex Kam, Reynn Hoshide, Mason H Nakamura. 77—Adam Lei. 79—Joshua Tagawa. 81—Reid Ueki, Ryker Moriwaki, Caleb Ah Mow. 83—Evan Sakamoto, Christian Caro. 84—Tyson Tonokawa. 85—Joseph Newmann. 86—Leo Chan. 88—Brayden Miguel, Christian Francisco.
13-14
73—Blaze Akana. 81—Jordan Yan Chung. 82—Toby O Baladad. 88—Jacob Char. 94—Jason Sadayasu. 100—Kody Kikuno.
11-12
76—Joshua Hayashida. 77—Dante Sbarbaro. 85—Noah Shiira. 87—Scott Watanuki, Liam White, Danny DongWoo Im. 94—Noah Camacho. 98—Alex Tokunaga. 102—Jensen Chung.
10 and under
85—Magnus Corpuz. 88—Joshua Han. 92—Braden Putzulu, Seung Min Ham. 104—Konnor Chang. 109—Shiloh Niles.
Girls
15-18
76—Danielle Ujimori*, Kaylee Akagi. 80—Kyra Tomita. 84—Nicole Nitta. 87—Myah McDonald. 88—Avery Kageyama.
13-14
77—Mari Nakamura. 81—Alison Takamiya. 83—Shayna Lu. 85—Kelsey Ota. 98—Elyse Wong. 101—Tiana Miller.
11-12
81—Katrina Huang. 86—Kellie Yamane, Jodi Hagino. 87—Ye Won Ham. 92—Taryn Nakagawa. 93—Chloe Wong, Reese McDonald, Eunice Sol Han. 94—Emily Lei. 95—Chloe Jang.
10 and under
83—Mira Kubo. 84—Sydney Papke. 90—Nicole Taylor Ikeda. 97—Kate Nakaoka. 106—Paige Sur.

POLO

HONOLULU POLO CLUB
Sunday
At Waimanalo
Aloha Festival Cup
Care Hawaii 6, Creekside 5
Goal scorers—CH: Sarah Agnew-Miller 4, Allen Hoe, Khai Agon. C: Mike Ebinger 3, Beau Broughton 2.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL

AP Top 25
The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press college football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Sept. 24, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote, and previous ranking:

Others receiving votes: Arizona St. 135, Oklahoma 120, North Dakota St. 58, West Virginia 51, Virginia Tech 38, Colorado 33, North Carolina 26, Iowa 25, UCLA 22, Auburn 18, LSU 17, W. Michigan 14, Wake Forest 9, Memphis 6, Maryland 2, Toledo 1.
How The Honolulu Star-Advertiser’s Ferd Lewis voted: 1. Alabama; 2. Michigan; 3. Ohio St.; 4. Louisville; 5. Clemson; 6. Houston; 7. Stanford; 8. Wisconsin; 9. Washington; 10. Texas A&M; 11. Florida St.; 12. Tennessee; 13. Baylor; 14. Miami (FL); 15. Nebraska; 16. Mississippi; 17. Utah; 18. Michigan St.; 19. Georgia; 20. San Diego State; 21. Arkansas; 22. Florida; 23. Auburn; 24. LSU; 25. North Dakota St.