Lenny Phillips and Malia Mason were the men's and women's division winners, respectively, yesterday in the four-mile Aiea Akabill Trail run in Aiea Heights State Park. Phillips, Mason finish
first in Aiea Trail runPhillips finished in 33 minutes, one second, comfortably ahead of runner-up Mark McDermott, who was timed in 33:58. Ben Cavazos placed third in 35:42.
Mason was clocked in 38:46. Rachel Leber finished second in 42:45 while Mary Conway was third with a time of 45:23.
SHUTO STARS DEFEATMOVERS: Shinya Aoyama hit a three-run homer to left field in the top of the ninth inning to rally the Shuto League All-Stars of Japan to a 4-1 victory, their first, over the Hawaii Island Movers in an exhibition baseball game at Rainbow Stadium yesterday.
The Movers had tied the score at 1-1 in the bottom of the eighth when Lars Hansen singled and scored on a double to center by Jamie Aloy.
Tsuneyuki Iso allowed just four hits, walked seven but struck out 12 for the visitors.
The four-game series concludes at 6 tonight at Rainbow Stadium.
Coached by Joey Miyashiro, team members were Kelly Cho, Marissa Chow, Ashley Dutro, Kanoe Kamanao, Ashley Kau, Megan Watson and Shellane Ogoshi.
The Asics Rainbow 14-1s took third place out of 192 teams while the 14-2s finished 25th. Team members of the 14-1s were Kalae Araujo, Nohealani Burgess, Nanea Holmes, Maxine Karimoto, Kaala Lo, Milia MacFarlane, Beth Nakamura, Jadee Tanabe, Kimberly Tano and Melissa Wilton.
The 16-2s finished 63rd out of 344 teams while the 18-2s were 66th and 18-3s finished 137th out of 240 teams.
At the USA Junior National Volleyball Tournament in Denver, the 16-1s, coached by Dennis Berg, finished 23rd out of 32 teams. The 18-1s, coached by Charlie Wade, placed 11th among 32 teams.
Incoming University of Hawaii freshman Jessica Sudduth and Jameka Stevens were named to the all-tournament team. They competed for Nike Ichiban, which finished second in the event.
The 16-1s roster included Casey Castillo, Jyoti Mau, SyRina Makainai, Rosalyn Dang, Monica Karimoto, Kym Igano, Mahealani Burgess, Jessica VanBuskirk, Makale'a Chang and Ku'uipo Simeona.
The 18-1s players were Lindsey Berg, Summer Jennings, Justine Kamelamela, Kailey Reyes, Lindsay Chang, Monica Karimoto, Tehani Miyashiro, Ana Ramos, Shauntay Fletcher and Vanessa Tsukano.
Entry fee is $75 and the registration deadline is Sunday. There will be low gross and low net competition in four flights.
For more information, telephone Kay Murayama at 877-3250, Mari Ann Kato at 877-3446 or Gwen Kauhaapo at 575-7661.
The entry fees are $60 per person and $180 per three-person team. The format is a three-person scramble.
The entry deadline is July 31. For information, call 955-1555.
The event is open to Lanai residents, former residents, spouses and dependents.
The fee is $70 with an Aug. 8 registration deadline. For additional information, call Nelson Tamashiro at 236-1283 or Bruce Matsuura at 235-1357.
The passes cost $7.50 and are being sold by the Girl Scout units in Puna, Keaau and Hilo; Hui Popa'ipa'i Nawahi; Na Hulali Volleyball Club and at Pahoa High. Each organization will receive a $2.50 commission for each pass sold.
The tournament features three-time defending NAIA champion Brigham Young-Hawaii, Hawaii Pacific, Biola, Cal Poly Pomona, St. Martin's, Bellarmine, Minnesota-Morris, Western Oregon and host Hawaii-Hilo. For information, call the UHH athletic department at 974-7520 or UHH volleyball office at 974-7698.
The league is designed for those who want to play college soccer and want to be better prepared for collegiate competition.
The league will have four teams (64 players) and will play three rounds (nine games).
Interested players should send their name and address to: ST Sports, 45-1127D, Kamehameha Hwy, Kaneohe, HI 96744. Attn: CPISL. Brochures will be mailed in mid-August and will be available at ST Sports locations in Kaneohe and Mililani.
The Kapalua Tennis club is comprised of two facilities, the Tennis Garden, located near the Kapalua Bay Hotel, and the Village Tennis Center, located near the Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua.