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Officials symposium by MIL set for July 26
A free sports officials symposium sponsored by the Maui Interscholastic League is scheduled for July 26 at 6 p.m. at the Baldwin High School multi-purpose room.
The MIL is looking to recruit and connect anyone interested in becoming an official in any MIL sport with those respective organization members/leaders. According to an MIL press release, there are no requirements or prior experience needed, just a passion for sports and helping provide student-athletes with athletic opportunities for them to be successful.
For any questions, call (808) 243-1177.
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Volunteer registration for Sentry TOC open
Volunteer registration is currently open for the 2024 Sentry Tournament of Champions at the Kapalua Plantation Course.
The tournament, set for the first week of January, will serve as the season opener for the 2024 PGA Tour season.
There are various committees that prospective volunteers can join including ShotLink (includes both walking scorer and laser operator), On-Course Transportation, Gallery Management, Admissions & Information, and Supply & Product Distribution.
Volunteers working three or more shifts will receive one golf shirt, one half-zip pullover, a hat or visor, a commemorative tournament pin, a water bottle and access to Volunteer Headquarters with catered food and beverage options during the week. Returning this year is the Volunteer Appreciation Party, which includes entertainment, food, drinks and prizes.
In addition to volunteer credentials allowing free admission when not on a volunteer shift, the Sentry Tournament of Champions will provide one additional grounds ticket (Thursday-Sunday) for friends and family.
To register, visit sentrytournamentofchampions.com and click on the "Volunteer" tab. For any questions, call (808) 665-5413 or email sentrytournament@pgatourhq.com.
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Ikehara of Wailuku sinks ace at Wailea
Glenn Ikehara of Wailuku recorded a hole-in-one on Saturday at the Wailea Blue Course.
Ikehara used a 7-iron to ace the No. 13 hole from 158 yards. Witnesses were Chad Miyake, Gina Gormley and Joe Gormley.