• Nawiliwili Playday is rescheduled • Horseshoe tourney winners announced • BYUH softball splits Nawiliwili Playday is rescheduled The Nawiliwili Yacht Club’s Annual Playday at the Beach which was rained out on its originally scheduled date, has been rescheduled for
• Nawiliwili Playday is rescheduled
• Horseshoe tourney winners announced
• BYUH softball splits
Nawiliwili Playday is rescheduled
The Nawiliwili Yacht Club’s Annual Playday at the Beach which was rained out on its originally scheduled date, has been rescheduled for Sunday, Apr. 25 at Kalapaki Beach on the grass fronting the Kaua‘i Marriott Resort & Beach Club. The public is invited to participate in the sand building contest which runs from 10 a.m. to noon. Building is not restricted to sand castles.
Prizes for keiki and adult winners will be presented following the judging which takes place shortly after the noon cutoff. Free beachcat rides are a highlight of the annual event, and NYC organizers invite people to bring a potluck and bar-b-que food along with the children and beach mats. Hot dogs and soda will be available for a small donation. For more information, please call Karen at 821-0222, or Sharon at 742-2512.
Horseshoe tourney winners announced
The Hanalei Horseshoe Pitchers hosted their 4th Annual Sanctioned Mixed Doubles Horseshoe Pitching tournament recently.
The mother and son team of Myrtle May Kamoku and Howard “Lopaka” Kamoku, Jr. of Anahola took first place in the Class Play over the team of Wayne VerHaagh of Wailua and Uncle Peter Piilani of Hanalei. Third place in class play went to the team of William Brewer and Ed Constantine of Hanalei Horseshoe Pitchers.
VerHaagh and Piilani returned on day two to claim the tournament championship behind a perfect 7-0 record with the Kamoku team taking second place followed by the team of Howard Kamoku, Sr., and Joseph Koko taking third place, both pitchers hailing from Anahola.
BYUH softball splits
LA‘IE, O‘ahu — The Brigham Young University-Hawai‘i women’s softball team split a non-conference double-header Monday with Chaminade as the Seasiders’ Lisa Hansen tossed a four-hit shutout in the first game to lead the Seasiders to a 1-0 victory.
The Silverswords came back to take the second game, 4-2 behind Natalie Alcala’s three RBI’s. With the split, the Seasiders move to 11-16 for the season, and Chaminade improves to 9-26.
BYUH scored the only run of game one in the sixth inning when Shea Seever doubled to right-center scoring Chynna Wilcox from second. Wilcox reached on a single and was sacrificed to second by Teresa Rushton before Seever’s gamewinner.
The run was all Hansen needed as she held the Silverswords to just four singles and one walk while striking out four for her third shutout of the season. Donnell Wittekind took the loss for the Silverswords despite allowing just three hits. Chaminade scored twice in the second and third innings and held off the Seasiders for the remainder of the contest. Rushton and Christensen each doubled home runs for BYUH, but Loihi Mckeague pitched out of trouble several times with several Seasiders having runners cut down on the basepaths, including one at home to stifle their scoring opportunities. Wittekind pitched the last inning for Chaminade to gain the save while Brooke Hilton suffered the loss for the Seasiders.
