Today
BASEBALL
HHSAA Division I Championships: Semifinals–Punahou vs. Hilo, 4 p.m.;
Baldwin vs. Mililani, 7 p.m. Fifth-place semifinals–Kaiser vs. Kailua, 11 a.m.; Waiakea vs. Kamehameha, 1:30 p.m.
Consolation semifinal–Campbell vs. Maui High, 8:30 a.m. Games at Iron
Maehara Stadium.
HHSAA Division II Championships: Semifinals–Radford vs. St. Francis, 3:30 p.m.; Kamehameha-Hawaii vs. Waimea, 7:30 p.m. Fifth-place semifinals–Seabury Hall vs. Konawaena, 10:30 a.m.; Waipahu vs. Molokai, 1 p.m. Games at
Vidinha Stadium.
GOLF
HHSAA Boys Championships: Final round–7:30 a.m. at Waikoloa Kings’ Course.
SOFTBALL
Big West: UC Davis vs. Hawaii , 7 p.m. at Rainbow Wahine Softball Stadium.
TENNIS
HHSAA Championships: Second day, 8:30 a.m., at Mauna Lani Sports & Fitness Club.

BASKETBALL
Vulcan Basketball Camp. At UH-Hilo gym and Panaewa gym. From July 22-25, times are from 8:30 a.m. to 3 or 4 p.m. For boys and girls ages 9-17. Instructor are Jimmy Yagi, UHH coaches GE Coleman and David Kaneshiro, and Vulcans players. Registration forms are online. For more information, call 808-932-7175.
SOCCER
Hawaii Hilo Boys Camp. At Waiakea High School and UHH campus, June 22. Conducted by UHH coach Paul Regrutto and his staff and players. For high schoolers. Camp from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Fee is $80. Maximum number of participants is 30. Registration forms are online. For more information, call 808-640-0694.

SATURDAY
BASEBALL
HHSAA Division I Championships:
Final, Punahou/Hilo winner vs. Baldwin/
Mililani winner, 6 p.m. Third place,
Punahou/Hilo loser vs. Baldwin/Mililani loser, 3:30 p.m. Fifth place, Kaiser/Kailua winner vs. Waiakea/Kamehameha winner, 1 p.m. Consolation, Saint Louis vs.
Campbell/Maui High winner, 10:30 a.m. Games at Iron Maehara Stadium.
HHSAA Division II Championships:
Final, Radford/St. Francis winner vs.
Kamehameha-Hawaii//Waimea winner,
7 p.m. Third place, Radford/St. Francis loser vs. Kamehameha-Hawaii/Waimea loser, 4:30 p.m. Fifth place, Seabury Hall/Konawaena winner vs. Waipahu/Molokai winner, 2 p.m. Games at Vidinha Stadium.
TENNIS
HHSAA Championships: Final day, 8:30 a.m., at Mauna Lani Sports & Fitness Club.

HHSAA Division I Championships
At Iron Maehara Stadium
Thursday
Quarterfinals
Mililani 4, Kamehameha 0
W—Jason Shiigi. L—Kapono Rawlings.
Leading hitters—Mil: Charles Winchester 2-4, 2b; Jayton Pang 2-3.

Hilo 8, Kailua 4
W—Ocean Gabonia. L—Quinn McMurray.
Leading hitters—Hilo: Ryan Cabreira 3 runs; Maui Ahuna 2-3, 2b, 2 runs; Gabonia 2-2, 3 RBIs. Kail: Kalua Neves 2 RBIs; Mikey Hanano 2-3.

Punahou 4, Kaiser 1
W—Matthew McConnell. L—Curtis Chung Jr.
Leading hitters—Pun: Kade Morihara 2-3, 3b, 2 RBIs; Kirk Terada-Herzer 2-3; Blayne Koa Eldredge 3b.

Baldwin 8, Waiakea 5
W—Kaipo Haole. L—Cody Hirata. S—Kevin Varner Jr.
Leading hitters—Bald: Varner Jr. 2-3,
2 runs; Makane Honokaupu 2 runs; Haole 2-3; Dawson Tokishi 2 runs. Waiak: Stone Miyao 2-3, 2b, 2 runs; Kalai Rosario 3-4, 2b, HR, 2 runs, 2 RBIs; Safea Mauai 2-3, 2b, 2 RBIs;

Consolation semifinals
Saint Louis 8, Castle 2

Wednesday
First Round
Kailua 10, Maui High 1, 9 inn.
W—Jalen Ah Yat. L—Aizeah Lakalaka.
Leading hitters—Kail: Brandon Sarae 2-5; Ah Yat 2-5, HR, 2 RBIs; Bryson
Ewaliko 2-5, 2b; Matthew Kaleiohi 3b,
2 RBIs; Kayde Iranon 4-5. Maui: Zachary Dando 2-5; Dylan Kokubun 2-4, 3b;
Kamahao Ching 2-3; Keanu Kalaola 2b; Tyrell Ruiz 3b.

HHSAA Division II Championships
At Vidinha Stadium
Thursday
Quarterfinals
Radford 11, Seabury Hall 1, 5 inn.
W—Richard Akana. L—Parker Almeida.
Leading hitters—Rad: Matthew Lukins 3-3, 2 runs; Shane Vogt 2-4; Daniel May
2 runs; Pinemua Espenesa 2 runs; Jerod Cyrus 2-3, 3b, 2 RBIs; Carter Ogino 2-3,
2 RBIs. SH: Quintin Tanaka 2-2; Jacob
Luther 2-2, 3b.

St. Francis 11, Konawaena 5
W—Stephen Kiyo Perry. L—James Kapela.
Leading hitters—StF: JP Tilley 3 RBIs;
Reece Kadota 2-3, 2b, 3 RBIs; James
Yamasaki 2-4, 2 runs; Max Stinemann 2-4, 2b, 3 RBIs; Chase Akana 2 runs; Tanner Sera 2-3, 2 runs. Kona: Tevin Canda 2-4, 2 runs; Bronson Rivera 2-4, 2 RBIs;
Kana’iaupuni Rivera 2-4, 3b.

Kamehameha-Hawaii 12, Waipahu 2, 6 inn.
W—Tai Atkins L—Makana Quia-Estanique.
Leading hitters—KSH: Hanalei Warren
2 runs; Rydge Ishii 2-3, 2 2bs, 3 runs; Dustin Asuncion 3-4, 2b, 2 RBIs; Bula Ahuna 2 RBIs; Braeden Coloma HR,
2 runs, 3 RBIs; Bryce Furuli 2-4, 3 RBIs; Kalani Marquez 2b. Waip: Jayden Borja 2b; Radlee Ferreira 3b.

Waimea 20, Molokai 5, 5 inn.
W—Max Ham. L—Iokepa Pelekane.
Leading hitters—Waim: Deiton Otoman 2-3, 2 runs, 2 RBIs; Kaikoa Alquiza 2-4, 2b, 3b, 4 runs, 2 RBIs; Tysson Unciano 2-3, 2b, 2 runs; Lacin Montemayor 2 runs; Levi Snowden 2-4, 2 runs, 3 RBIs; Kristian Cardejon 4-4, 3 runs; Cory Soares 2-3, 2 2bs, 2 runs; Noa Aquino 2-4.

HHSAA Boys Championships
At Waikoloa Kings’ Course
First Round
Team
310—Hawaii Baptist. 322—Waiakea. 323—‘Iolani. 328—Mid-Pacific. 330—Seabury Hall. 341—Kalani. 349—Kauai. 360—Mililani. 361—Campbell. 362—Maui Prep.
Individual
Jake Sequin (MPI) 36-32—68
Kolbe Kolbe (Roos) 35-35—70
Pono Yanagi (KS-Hawaii) 35-37—72
Marshall Kim (Pun) 38-35—73
Ethan Jaehn (Keala) 38-36—74
Peter Jung (Mary) 38-36—74
Marlon Bottorff (Maui) 39-36—75
Blaze Akana (KS) 39-36—75
Riki Ohara (Iol) 38-37—75
Lenny Oshiro (Lei) 38-37—75
Dillon Ah Chong (KS-Hawaii) 38-37—75
Davis Lee (MPI) 35-40—75
Mason Nakamura (HBA) 38-38—76
Hudson Jackson (Seabury) 38-39—77
Isaiah Kanno (Waiak) 38-39—77
Ranson Kaya (Kais) 37-40—77
Alex Kam (HBA) 35-42—77
Ethan Hironaga (Hilo) 37-40—77
Joshua Hayashida (HBA) 39-39—78
Dane Abarra (KS- Maui) 41-38—79
Matt Ramelb (Lah) 41-38—79
Pierce Dowd (Seabury) 39-40—79
Noah Koshi (HBA) 37-42—79
Cole Matsueda (Kaln) 41-38—79
Jacob Torres (Iol) 41-38—79
Bryan Hasselman (Iol) 37-43—80
Caleb Chumley (Maui Prep) 41-39—80
Jordan Mitsumura (KS-Maui) 40-40—80
Riley Kaneshiro (Hilo) 39-41—80
Isaac Inouye (Waiak) 41-40—81
Taylor McGerity (Moan) 40-41—81
Yoon Ho Park (Roos) 39-42—81
Tyler Ogawa (Pun) 39-42—81
Sung Jae Ko (Kaln) 40-41—81
Tyson Tonokawa (Mary) 41-40—81
Riku Omata (Waiak) 42-40—82
Aiden Oki (Waiak) 40-42—82
Kobey Babas (Waiak) 43-39—82
Christian Ganir (Kauai) 44-40—84
Jordan Sato (Iol) 42-42—84
Toby Baladad (Kais) 44-40—84
Yuuki Kubo (Camp) 40-44—84
Dante Sbarbaro (LeJa) 42-43—85
Griffin Barnum (Pun) 42-43—85
Jaydon Kyono (Kauai) 42-43—85
Niki Upson (Island) 41-44—85
Jonathan Chung (HBA) 41-44—85
Robbie Kia (Mil) 43-42—85
Jacob Char (Iol) 39-46—85
Daniel Judge (Seabury) 45-40—85
Jet Louie Magsanide (Camp) 42-43—85

PGA AT&T Byron Nelson
At Dallas
First Round; par 71
Denny McCarthy 34-29—63
Tyler Duncan 30-34—64
Tom Hoge 33-31—64
Matt Jones 31-34—65
Brooks Koepka 33-32—65
Jonas Blixt 33-32—65
Troy Merritt 32-33—65
Chad Campbell 31-34—65
Kramer Hickok 30-35—65
Shawn Stefani 33-32—65
Matt Every 34-31—65
Sung Kang 31-34—65
C.T. Pan 32-34—66
Keith Mitchell 32-34—66
Daniel Berger 32-34—66
J.J. Spaun 32-34—66
Michael Thompson 33-33—66
Roberto Díaz 32-34—66
Justin Harding 32-34—66
Sam Burns 31-35—66
Seth Reeves 32-34—66
Also
Jordan Spieth 33-35—68
Parker McLachlin 36-37—73
Tony Romo 36-40—76

Champions Regions Tradition
At Birmingham, Ala.
First Round; par 72
Note: Play suspended due to weather
Billy Andrade 35-33—68
Willie Wood 34-35—69
Mike Goodes 36-34—70
Michael Bradley 36-35—71
Stephen Ames 36-35—71
Scott Parel 36-35—71
Kent Jones 35-37—72
Spike McRoy 38-35—73
Gary Hallberg 36-37—73
Jeff Sluman 38-35—73
Lee Janzen 36-38—74
Rocco Mediate 35-39—74
Colin Montgomerie 37-37—74
Retief Goosen 38-36—74

Leaderboard at time of suspended play
Score Thru
Glen Day -7 16
Miguel Angel Jiménez -5 17
David Toms -5 13
Billy Andrade -4 F
Willie Wood -3 F
Bernhard Langer -3 17
Steve Jones -3 15
Steve Stricker -3 13

European British Masters
At Southport, England
First Round; par 72
Matthew Jordan, England 63
Matt Wallace, England 65
Marcus Kinhult, Sweden 65
Robert Karlsson, Sweden 66
Lee Westwood, England 66
Thomas Detry, Belgium 66
Richie Ramsay, Scotland 66
Sean Crocker, United States 67
Jack Singh Brar, England 67
Michael Hoey, England 68
Andrew Johnston, England 68
Lasse Jensen, Denmark 68
Ross Fisher, England 68
Jordan Smith, England 68
Scott Hend, Australia 68
Martin Kaymer, Germany 68
Robert MacIntyre, Scotland 68
Tommy Fleetwood, England 68
Ashley Chesters, England 68
Matthieu Pavon, France 68