Keiki Triathlon registration extended
Hawaii County Department of Parks and Recreation and the Hawaii Isle Police Activities League will hold the third annual Keiki Triathlon as part of the Mayor’s Health Fest 2014 on Oct. 18, at Old Kona Airport Park.
Children ages 7-14 will participate in a miniature version of the Ironman World Championship: 100-yard swim, 3.4-mile bicycle race and 1-mile run. The 7- and 8-year-olds will race half those distances.
The entrance fee is $5 per child.
Enrollment is limited to the first 30 children who sign up in each of the four age-group divisions or a maximum 120 racers. As long as there are open spots, registration forms will be accepted up until 7:30 a.m. on race day.
Forms are available at county swimming pools, gymnasiums and other staffed recreational sites, or can be downloaded at hawaiicounty.gov/parks-and-recreation.
Send completed forms to the Recreation Office at Aunty Sally Kaleohano’s Luau Hale, 799 Piilani St., Hilo, HI 96720.
All participants must supply their own bicycle, helmet, swim goggles and other equipment. The course will use surrounding public roads, which will be closed during the triathlon.
Honokaa football parking rules
Because of health and safety concerns, fan parking inside the gate during football games is no longer allowed.
Parking is allowed along Pakalana, Ohelo and Mamane streets; in the lot behind the cafeteria; in the lot next to the band room; in the lot in front of the auto shop; and at the county complex.
No tents, coolers or outside food is allowed at any Honokaa athletic event. Chairs are allowed at football games.
For special parking accommodations, contact the athletic director at 775-8800, ext. 237, in advance of the event.
Junior golf tourney coming to Waikoloa resort
Amateur golfers are invited to play with top world junior golfers Nov. 8, during the Asia Pacific Junior Cup golf tournament at Waikoloa Beach Resort.
The $100 entry fee — of which $50 is tax deductible — includes golf, the APJC awards ceremony and luncheon. Entries must be received by Nov. 1. To sign up, call the Hawaii State Junior Golf Association at 532-0559.
The Ryder Cup-style APJC tournament, Nov. 9-11, features the top 16 junior golfers from Hawaii/USA competing against a squad from Japan.
For more information about the APJC, contact tournament director Karen Murray Boston at 480-495-5593.
Makalei to hold invitational
Makalei Golf Club will hold its third annual Makalei Invitational on Nov. 8.
Register by Oct. 15 to receive a 10 percent discount. All entries must be postmarked by Nov. 1.
For more information, call 325-6625 or email info@makalei.com.
Parks and Rec offers age-group hoops
Hawaii County Department of Parks and Recreation will hold a basketball league for ages 9-14.
League play is scheduled Nov. 17 to Dec. 11. Games start at 5 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays at Kekuaokalani Gymnasium.
Registration forms are available at the gym office 12:30-2:30 p.m. Monday-Thursday.
Volunteer coaches and officials are wanted.
For more information, call Diego Padillo or Wesley Sermons at 327-3553.
Parks and Rec offers youth volleyball clinic
Hawaii County Department of Parks and Recreation will conduct volleyball clinics for ages 9-14.
The program runs Nov. 18 to Dec. 16 at Kekuaokalani Gymnasium.
Registration is from Oct. 7-24. Forms are available at the gym office 12:30-2:30 p.m. Monday-Thursday.
Volunteer coaches and officials are wanted.
For more information, call Diego Padillo or Wesley Sermons at 327-3553.
Parks and Rec offers referee clinic
Hawaii County Department of Parks and Recreation will conduct a basketball referee clinic from 6-8 p.m. Oct. 14, 21 and 28 at Kekuaokalani Gymnasium.
The classes will focus on basic referee techniques.
For more information, call Diego Padillo or Wesley Sermons at 327-3553.
Konawaena hosts golf benefit
Konawaena is putting on its inaugural Wildcat Golf Challenge on Nov. 17 at Hokulia.
The $250 fee per golfer includes cart, continental breakfast and lunch.
Registration begins at 8 a.m., with shotgun start at 10. The format is two best balls of four.
Proceeds support the school’s athletic programs.
Space is limited. To sign up, contact Athletic Director Bill Trumbo at 323-4500 or any of the team coaches.
Veterans Day baseball tourney
The Andrews Pony Braves and Indians are looking for teams for their Veterans Day Baseball Tournament scheduled Nov. 7-11.
The tournament — open to teams in the Pinto, Mustang and Bronco divisions — will be held at the Walter Victor Baseball Complex, Wong Stadium, Andrews Gym and Carvalho Park.
There will be a maximum of eight teams per division.
For more information, contact Bully Ahuna at 854-6671 or Walterahuna@gmail.com.
Bowling teams wanted
Individuals and teams are wanted for the winter bowling season at KBXtreme in Kailua-Kona.
There are three nights of league play: Mondays, mixed; Wednesdays, mixed; Thursdays, women; Fridays, mixed. Play starts at 6 p.m.
The deadline to form teams is Oct. 15.
For more information, call Millie McClean at 329-4213, or leave name and phone number at the KBXtreme front desk.
Japanese civic club holds golf tourney
The Kona Japanese Civic Association will hold a golf tournament Sunday at Makalei Golf Course.
Registration begins at 7 a.m., with shotgun start at 8.
The entry fee is $100, which includes continental breakfast, pupu, lunch and prizes.
The format will be two-person scramble, and team handicap will be determined by using 80 percent of team handicap.
Golfers 75 and older may use forward tees; indicate at registration with your index.
Hole sponsors are welcome to help KJCA continue to promote Japanese culture.
For more information, call Peggy Ciriako at 937-2380, Tony Takai at 325-6724 or Walter Kunitaki at 938-3624.
Volunteers needed for Puuwaawaa run
Volunteers are needed for the Run for the Dry Forest on Oct. 25.
Volunteers will work from 6 a.m. to noon. Two types of positions are available: Course marshals will direct runners and first aid station workers will hand out food and drink to runners.
Volunteers will receive T-shirts. The number of volunteer spots is limited. For more information, email Elliott Parsons at eparsons@hawaii.edu.
The races are 10K, 5K run/walk and keiki run. Fees are $30 for ages 15 and older, $15 for 14 and younger, and include T-shirts and refreshments. Fees go toward the conservation and restoration of dry forests at Puuwaawaa.
To register, visit pathhawaii.org.
WSHLL baseball prepares for seasons
West Side Hawaii Little League is preparing for winter league and the 2015 baseball season.
Volunteer coaches, umpires and scorekeepers are sought; new members from Kona or Waikoloa may register.
For more information, contact WSHLL president Karl Gacayan at 960-0626 or emailkgacayan2@gmail.com.
Waimea offers volleyball league
Hawaii County Department of Parks and Recreation, in partnership with Waimea Athletics, offers an age-group volleyball league from Oct. 14 to Nov. 19, Tuesdays and Thursdays in October; Mondays and Wednesdays in November. The games start at 4:30 p.m. at various gyms.
Fees are $10 payable to Waimea Athletics. Volunteer coaches are needed.
For more information, contact Melissa at 887-3014 or parksandrecwaimea@gmail.com.
Waimea offers Biddy Basketball
Hawaii County Department of Parks and Recreation, in partnership with Waimea Athletics, is holding a Biddy Basketball league through Oct. 22. Games are played at various gyms, starting at 4:30 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays.
Fees are $10, payable to Waimea Athletics.
For more information, email parksandrecwaimea@gmail.com.
Nobu Yamauchi winter league
The Nobu Yamauchi U-18 girls RBI softball and 13-18 boys baseball teams are accepting teams or players to participate in their winter league.
The season runs from mid-October to mid-December. Softball games will be played on Sundays; baseball games will be played on weekdays.
For more information, contact Wayne Yamauchi at 895-9696 or yamauchiw002@hawaii.rr.com.