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Hawaii 24/7 Staff No. 1 seed Sarah Dvorak, of Waiakea, tore through the opening rounds, but couldn’t quite overcome No. 2 seed Alyssa Tobita of Mililani in the finals of the girls state tennis tournament. In a tight match Tobita just came out ahead, 6-4, 7-5. Meanwhile, in the boys doubles, Kealakehe’s Chandler Daub and […]

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MEDIA RELEASE The Big Island Tennis Summit, (BITS) starts at 9 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 29 at Holua Tennis Center and is sponsored by the Kona Community Tennis & Recreation Association – a non-profit/501(c)(3) organization. This doubles tournament is a fundraiser for Big Island College Tennis Programs. The suggested tax-deductible donation is $20 for participants. Food […]

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MEDIA RELEASE This is a fundraising event to help build a new church for St. Michael’s on Alii Drive. This event, the second of a series of Gonna Love It (GLI) tournaments this year, will be a part of the GLI Tennis series by Lovette Llantos. Funds raised will help replace the 150 year old […]

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MEDIA RELEASE French Open champion Michael Chang returns to The Mauna Lani Bay Hotel & Bungalows for a ‘friendly’ exhibition match against former ATP player and Big Island resident Jan-Michael Gambill at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, April 28. Chang, who is Mauna Lani Bay’s tennis ambassador, is best known for becoming the youngest ever man to […]

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The University of Hawaii at Hilo women’s tennis team defeated the Academy of Art University, 6-3 and Dominican 7-2 in an NCAA Division II West Region match in San Francisco, California while the men’s team fell to the University of California-San Diego.

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MEDIA RELEASE The University of Hawaii women’s tennis team will take part in the first-ever Mauna Lani Bay Tennis Classic on March 21-22 at The Mauna Lani Bay Hotel & Bungalows. UH will take on visiting team, UCLA, in the two-day official ITA (Intercollegiate Tennis Association) event. The tournament will consist of a two-day dual-match […]

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A weekend of tennis at Holua Tennis Center at Mauna Loa Village in Keauhou.

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MEDIA RELEASE This annual charity event is organized by Gonna Love It with Lovette, LLC in cooperation with the Kona Visayan Club (KVC). Proceeds will support scholarship grants for local students. “The biggest tournament on the Big Island in 20 years” WHEN: July 17 – 18, 2010 (Saturday and Sunday) WHERE: Holua Tennis Center at […]

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This is the second of a series of Gonna Love It (GLI) tournaments this year. The winner from each division from each tournament will be INVITED to play for the Championship at the end of the year (December) to compete for cash and prizes.

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University of Hawaii at Hilo men’s tennis assistant coach Dan Pollock has been selected the Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s West Region Assistant Coach of the Year. “Although Dan has only been here for one year, he has already made a huge impact on the program and our athletic department,” said UHH head coach Kula Oda. “With […]

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Anna Hamlim won 6-1, 6-1 in third singles as the University of Hawaii at Hilo fell to Chaminade University 5-1 at the Pacific West Conference championships in Phoenix, Ariz.

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The University of Hawaii at Hilo dropped their regular season finale 7-2 to Sonoma State University on the Holua Tennis Courts in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. Christie Pagatpatan and Anna Hamlin picked up singles victories for the Vulcans. Pagatpatan won 6-3, 6-0 in first singles while Hamlin won 6-4, 6-3 in third singles.

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Operational and scholarship funding will be restored to the University of Hawaii at Hilo’s women’s golf and men’s tennis team beginning fall 2010 announced *UHH Director of Athletic Dexter Irvin*. “Because of great budget management and sacrifice on the behalf of all of our sports programs, we are able to make a commitment to keep […]

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