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Announcements
• BASEBALL / SOFTBALL
July 20--The Hawaii Chevy Dealers are sponsoring a free youth softball and baseball clinic on July 20 at Lahainaluna High School's on-campus softball field from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. To sign up, go to chevy.com/youthsports, click on the gold "Clinic Registration" box, and then click "Register Now". Select "Hawaii" from the dropdown menu, enter the registration password "playball" for free entry into the clinic, and then click "Submit." In addition to registering before the event, participants are required to bring a signed waiver form to the registration table on the day of the clinic. For more information go to baseball.youthsportsclinics.com/faq or contact CYB&S coordinator Beth Caldwell at (678) 852-5379, or bcaldwell@gmdealerprograms.com.
• EDUCATION / TRAINING
July 17--The Hawaii Concussion Awareness Management Program (HCAMP) will be holding a Concussion and Heat Illness Education and Awareness Training meeting on July 17 at Baldwin High School in Wailuku. The free event -- which will provide valuable information and resources on concussion and heat illness -- is open to anyone involved in youth or high school sports, including coaches, officials and parents. The session is scheduled for 6 p.m. at the school's multi-purpose room and will be presented by Dr. Rachel Coel of Kapiolani Medical Center. To register, visit https://shorturl.at/hwBH3. For more information on HCAMP, visit hawaiiconcussion.com.
• VOLLEYBALL
July 24-27--Kahalawai Volleyball Club will be hosting two preseason training camps on July 24-27 at the Bozich Center on Maui Preparatory Academy's campus in Napili. The Advanced Skills training camp (8:30 a.m.-noon) targets those student-athletes who are preparing for their upcoming varsity seasons. The Intermediate Skills training camp (1-4:30 p.m.) is for students playing junior varsity volleyball this fall; student-athletes entering 8th grade will be welcome to attend this camp as well. The cost of attendance is $150 per participant. Both camps will be led by guest coach Sean Engbers and other Kahalawai coaching staff. To register, visit kahalawaivolleyballclub.com. For more information, contact club director Ryan Kirkham at rkirkham@kahalawaivolleyballclub.com or (808) 283-6573.
• WATER SPORTS
July 14-15--The Molokai Holokai Ho'olaule'a, which will feature a combination of ocean paddling and land events, will be held July 14-15 on the Friendly Isle. In addition to food, entertainment, cultural workshops and more, the event features races including the Maui to Molokai Challenge, a 27-mile paddle race; the Ali'i Fishpond run; the 1-5K Molokai Holo Fun Run; the downwind paddle race from Kamalo Harbor to the Molokai Community Health Center; and the three-quarter-mile keiki and makua paddle race. More information is available at molokaiholokai.com.