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Lunas seeking boys basketball coach
Lahainaluna High School is accepting applications for boys basketball head coach.
The deadline to apply is Sept. 15.
Resumes should be emailed to athletic director Scott Soldwisch at scott_soldwisch/lahainaluna/hidoe@notes.k12.hi.us.
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'Play to Learn' tennis classes start Sept. 16
The USTA "Play to Learn" tennis program's fall sessions are set to begin Sept. 16 and Nov. 4.
Each session is six weeks and costs $30 for youth and $56 for adults.
Youth beginner (ages 6-8, 9-11) and advance beginner (9-14) classes are offered at Kahului Community Center on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and at the Eddie Tam Courts in Makawao on Wednesdays. Youth beginner (9-14) and adult beginner classes will be held at Lahaina Civic Center on Fridays.
Balls and racquets will be provided.
To register, visit trytennishawaii.com. For more information, call the USTA Hawaii Pacific Section at (808) 585-9530.
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Nine-hole golf league starting at Pukalani
Pukalani Country Club will be hosting a nine-hole golf league starting Sept. 6.
The league will run on Friday afternoons for eight weeks. There is a $10 sign-up fee per person and a $15 green fee for each round.
Prizes will be awarded, and handicaps are calculated from scores. Competitions include closest to the pin, longest drive and lowest net score for individual and team.
For more information, call Pukalani Country Club at 572-1314.
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Matsuda of Kihei has hole-in-one at Maui Nui
Gary Matsuda of Kihei hit a hole-in-one on Aug. 10 at Maui Nui Golf Club.
Matsuda used a 7 wood to ace the 180-yard seventh hole. Witnesses were Art Mariscal, Henry Koja and Ollie Ignacio.
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Tweedie of San Diego aces No. 7 at Maui Nui
Harry Tweedie of San Diego recorded a hole-in-one at Maui Nui Golf Club on Friday.
Tweedie aced the seventh hole from 187 yards using a 5 iron. The shot was witnessed by Patricia Tweedie, and Jackie and Paul Body.
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Izzo of Kihei records ace at Pukalani
Michael Izzo of Kihei made a hole-in-one on Tuesday at Pukalani Country Club.
Using a 7 iron, Izzo aced the 136-yard first hole. Jack Beard witnessed the shot.