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Announcements

• BASEBALL / SOFTBALL

Thursday–The Hawaii Chevy Dealers are sponsoring a free youth softball and baseball clinic on Thursday at Lahainaluna High School’s on-campus softball subject from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. To enroll, go to chevy.com/youthsports, click on on the gold “Clinic Registration” field, after which click on “Register Now”. Select “Hawaii” from the dropdown menu, enter the registration password “playball” at no cost entry into the clinic, after which click on “Submit.” In addition to registering earlier than the occasion, contributors are required to carry a signed waiver kind to the registration desk on the day of the clinic. For extra info go to baseball.youthsportsclinics.com/faq or contact CYB&S coordinator Beth Caldwell at (678) 852-5379, or bcaldwell@gmdealerprograms.com.

• EDUCATION / TRAINING

Monday–The Hawaii Concussion Awareness Management Program (HCAMP) will likely be holding a Concussion and Heat Illness Education and Awareness Training assembly on Monday at Baldwin High School in Wailuku. The free occasion — which is able to present useful info and sources on concussion and warmth sickness — is open to anybody concerned in youth or highschool sports activities, together with coaches, officers and fogeys. The session is scheduled for six p.m. on the faculty’s multi-purpose room and will likely be introduced by Dr. Rachel Coel of Kapiolani Medical Center. To register, go to https://shorturl.at/hwBH3. For extra info on HCAMP, go to hawaiiconcussion.com.

• GOLF

Jan. 4–Volunteer registration is presently open for the 2024 Sentry Tournament of Champions on the Kapalua Plantation Course. The match — set for the primary week of January, with the primary spherical beginning on Jan. 4 — will function the season opener for the 2024 PGA Tour season. There are varied committees that potential volunteers can be a part of together with Shot­Link (consists of each strolling scorer and laser operator), On-Course Transportation, Gallery Management, Admissions & Information, and Supply & Product Distribution. Volunteers working three or extra shifts will obtain one golf shirt, one half-zip pullover, a hat or visor, a commemorative match pin, a water bottle and entry to Volunteer Headquarters with catered meals and beverage choices through the week. Returning this yr is the Volunteer Appreciation Party, which incorporates leisure, meals, drinks and prizes. In addition to volunteer credentials permitting free admission when not on a volunteer shift, the Sentry Tournament of Champions will present one extra grounds ticket (Thursday-Sunday) for family and friends. To register, go to sentrytournamentofchampions.com and click on on the “Volunteer” tab. For any questions, name (808) 665-5413 or electronic mail sentrytournament@pgatourhq.com.

• OFFICIALS

July 26–A free sports activities officers symposium sponsored by the Maui Interscholastic League is scheduled for July 26 at 6 p.m. on the Baldwin High School multi-purpose room. The MIL is seeking to recruit and join anybody involved in turning into an official in any MIL sport with these respective group members/leaders. According to an MIL press launch, there are not any necessities or prior expertise wanted, only a ardour for sports activities and serving to present student-athletes with athletic alternatives for them to achieve success. For any questions, name (808) 243-1177.

• VOLLEYBALL

July 24-27–Kahalawai Volleyball Club will likely be internet hosting two preseason coaching camps on July 24-27 on the Bozich Center on Maui Preparatory Academy’s campus in Napili. The Advanced Skills coaching camp (8:30 a.m.-noon) targets these student-athletes who’re getting ready for his or her upcoming varsity seasons. The Intermediate Skills coaching camp (1-4:30 p.m.) is for college kids taking part in junior varsity volleyball this fall; student-athletes coming into eighth grade will likely be welcome to attend this camp as nicely. The value of attendance is $150 per participant. Both camps will likely be led by visitor coach Sean Engbers and different Kahalawai teaching workers. To register, go to kahalawaivolleyballclub.com. For extra info, contact membership director Ryan Kirkham at rkirkham@kahalawaivolleyballclub.com or (808) 283-6573.