CALENDAR
TODAY
No major local sporting events scheduled.
WEDNESDAY
No major local sporting events scheduled.

TENNIS
USTA HAWAII PACIFIC SECTION
Junior Team Spring Section Championships
At Central Oahu Regional Park
Weekend results
(Sportsmanship winner in parentheses)
2.5 Division
12-younger: 1. Mid-Pacific Tennis Academy; 2. Hawaii Prince; 3. Kilauea Sparks; 4. Kilauea Fire; 5. Kilauea Explosions; 6. Strikers; 7. Koko Head Mustangs; 8. Team Kailua (Aaron Kogasaka).
14-younger: 1. Punahou Gold (Benjamin Ellis); 2. Keehi Tennis; 3. Pearl Harbor Breakers; 4. Kilauea Smoke.
3.0 Division
12-younger: 1. Kilauea Flames; 2. Tennis Pups; 3. Pearlridge Tigers; 4. Hawaii Prince; 5. Bruce Nagel Tennis Academy Mini Bentos; 6. Mililani 10s Kidz Legends (Jordan Furuta).
14-younger: 1. Waialae Iki 5 White Stars 1; 2. Mililani 10s Kidz Shredders; 3. Kilauea Crush; 4. Punahou Blue; 5. Team Kailua; 6. Waialae Iki 5 White Stars 2 (Maya Jusuf); 7. Slamming Acers; 8. Kilauea Burn.
4.0 Division
18-younger: 1. Tennis Pups; 2. Grand Slam; 3. Kilauea Thunder; 4. Mililani 10s Kidz Blue; 5. Mililani 10s Kidz Green (Taylor Kono); 6. Keehi Rackets Blue.
Open Division
14-younger: 1. Mililani 10s Kidz (Jordan Doi); 2. Team Kailua.
18-younger: 1. Kilauea Force; 2. Team Hop; 3. Mililani 10s Kidz Red (Prashanth Balaraman); 4. Mililani 10s Kidz; 5. Mililani 10s Kidz Hurricanes; 6. Mililani 10s Kidz White.

ATHLETIC AWARDS
Kalani
Male Athlete of the Year: Micah Kawano.
Female Athlete of the Year: Czarina Pineda-Abaya.
Male Scholar Athlete of the Year:  Masanari Mitsui.
Female Scholar Athlete of the Year: Emily Yang.
MVPs
Baseball: Kohl Suehiro.
Boys air riflery: Nicholas Ventenilla.
Boys basketball: Micah Kawano.
Boys bowling: Dylan Shugartboys.
Boys cross country: Austin Young.
Boys judo: David Higashi, Kailer Okura.
Boys paddling: Ross Yamane.
Boys soccer: Tanner Arakaki.
Boys soft tennis: Justin Terada.
Boys swimming: Dong Jin Hwang.
Boys tennis: Koby Murata.
Boys track and field: Logan Matsuoka.
Boys volleyball: Leimana Naki, Seth Tina-Soberano
Boys wrestling: Johnathan Hobby.
Sideline cheerleading: Macey Honjiyo.
Football: Jaemi Harris; offense: Seth Tina-Soberano; defense: Gage Quinabo-Reis.
Girls air riflery: Heather Mar.
Girls basketball: Kirstin Kouchi.
Girls bowling: Zoe Asahan.
Girls cross country: Trina Chun.
Girls golf: Miki Manta, Melissa Yago.
Girls judo: Czarina Pineda-Abaya.
Girls paddling: Thanh Tran.
Girls soccer: Rovi Porter.
Girls soft tennis: Kelli Kimura.
Girls swimming: Shirley Li.
Girls tennis: Dale Emoto.
Girls track and field: Emily Leong.
Girls volleyball: Ofeira-Laina Petaia.
Girls wrestling: Czarina Pineda-Abaya.
Competitive cheerleading: Chaylen Hakikawa.
Softball: Cherise Horita, Tony-Lynn Ibara.
Water polo: Charity Lopes.

McKinley
Male Athletes of the Year: Braxton Lane, Noah Diaz.
Female Athlete of the Year: Leilani Ly.
Male Tiger Award: Kyle Moraga, Ezekial Samuelu, Lauli‘i Iosefa.
Female Tiger Award: Kloe Lum.
Male Scholar Athlete of the Year:  Hiromu “Ryan” Rose.
Female Scholar Athlete of the Year: Lian Huang.
Male Neal Takamori Award: Noah Diaz.
Female Neal Takamori Award: Savanna Diorec.

St. Francis
Athletes of the Year: Supilani Mailei, Olivia Vaeatangitau.
Scholar Athletes: Shiny Saito, Taylor Lau.

SHOOTING
X Shots Shooting Club
NRA Regional Smallbore Conventional Prone Rifle Championships
At Kokohead Range
May 14 and Sunday
Day 1
Match 1 winner: Yuji Hata (390×17). Match 2 winner: Ron Yano 387×16. Match 3 winner: Bryan Hew 381×13. Match 4 (aggregate) winner: Yuji Hata 1146×43.
Day 2
Match 5 winner: Ron Yano 395×22. MK/SS winner: 1, Kevin Nakagami (389×14)
Match 6 winner: Yuji Hata 394×16. MK/SS winner: Bryan Hew 393×21.
Match 7 winner: Yuji Hata 394×21. MK/SS winner: Bryan Hew (391×16)
Match 8 (aggregate) winner: Yuji Hata 1182×62. MK/SS winner: Ron Yano 1174×61.
Match 10 (grand aggregate) regional champion: Yuji Hata 2328×105. SS winner: Bryan Hew 2315×80.

SUMO
May Grand Tournament
At Tokyo
Day 9 Results
Kyokushuho (6-3) def. Chiyotairyu (5-4)
Kaisei (6-3) def. Kotoyuki (4-5)
Tokushoryu (6-3) def. Yutakayama (1-8)
Ishiura (5-4) def. Daishomaru (6-3)
Tochinoshin (7-2) def. Myogiryu (3-6)
Onosho (6-3) def. Kagayaki (6-3)
Ichinojo (3-6) def. Toyohibiki (2-7)
Arawashi (2-7) def. Sokokurai (3-6)
Ura (7-2) def. Shohozan (2-7)
Takakeisho (6-3) def. Takekaze (2-7)
Shodai (7-2) def. Hokutofuji (6-3)
Ikioi (6-3) def. Takanoiwa (5-4)
Daieisho (1-8) def. Takarafuji (3-6)
Chiyoshoma (2-7) def. Okinoumi (1-8)
Yoshikaze (5-4) def. Mitakeumi (3-6)
Takayasu (8-1) def. Chiyonokuni (2-7)
Kotoshogiku (2-7) def. Endo (3-6)
Terunofuji (7-2) def. Goeido (5-4)
Tochiozan (5-4) def. Kisenosato (6-3)
Hakuho (9-0) def. Aoiyama (2-7)
Harumafuji (9-0) def. Tamawashi (6-3)

BULLETIN BOARD
Archery
Aloha State Archery Association’s Safari Animal Tournament. At Central Oahu Regional Park, Saturday at 9 a.m. Paper targets will be used. Open to the public. Fee: $25 day of shoot, $14 ages 14-younger. For more infomation, contact Danelle at 833-8731 or e-mail at alohastate2012@gmail.com
Campbell High School
Campbell is seeking head coaches for the following sports: girls volleyball, girls swimming, boys/girls wrestling, girls track and field, girls water polo. Deadline: May 31 at 4 p.m. For more information, e-mail athletic director Sam Delos Reyes at Samuel_Delos_Reyes/CAMPBELL/HIDOE@notes.k12.hi.us
Waialua High School
Waialua is seeking a head coach for the girls varsity water polo team. Deadline: June 9. Fax resume to athletic director Bryce Kaneshiro at 637-8209 or e-mail him at bryce_kaneshiro@notes.k12.hi.us