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Garcia-Perreira named ILH baseball Player of the Year

Mid-Pacific’s Travis Garcia-Perreira was named the ILH baseball Player of the Year, one of eight Owls earning all-star honors.

Garcia-Perreira was 4-3 as a starter with a 2.27 ERA, and also was a big contributor at the plate, hitting at a .463 clip with 6 doubles and 17 runs batted in.

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MPI’s Carlos earns Player of the Year honors in ILH softball

Mid-Pacific pitcher Keiki Carlos, who helped lead the Owls to back-to-back league and state softball titles, was named ILH softball Player of the Year.

Carlos was dominant in the circle, compiling a 16-1 record, and was equally as deadly at the plate, hitting five home runs and five doubles to go along with 24 runs batted in.

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Angels’ offense sputters in 2-1 loss to A’s

— The Los Angeles Angels are showing no signs of putting their slow start behind them.

Jerome Williams and two relievers allowed only two runs and six hits Monday night, but the Angels wasted another solid pitching performance in a 2-1 loss to the Oakland Athletics.

“There are a number of guys who aren’t swinging the bat to their capabilities,” Angels manager Mike Scioscia said. “We’re in such a hole that we’re not going to make it up in one or two days. It’s that pitch-by-pitch grind we have to work toward.”

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Phillies threaten in ninth but lose again, 2-1 to Nationals

PHILADELPHIA – Placido Polanco led off the bottom of the sixth inning for the Phillies with a walk and Shane Victorino followed with a double to put runners at second and third with nobody out tonight.

In the previous five seasons, that would have been the start of a Phillies rally that would have propelled them to a victory over a division rival.

Press of Atlantic City

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Oahu Surf Report

Country: Down and dropping on 0 swell at 0-inches.

WEST: Down and holding on SSW  at 0 occ 1’ with  glassy dawns and offshores later.  

TOWN: Downgrade on the Taz swell  at mostly 0-1 barely occas. 2’ (waist max) with fair side-offshore winds.   Diamond Head: Eased at 0-1 barely 2’  on South but it’s weaker and windier so hacked up by 10-25 trades .  SANDYS: Up a hair and rising later at 1-2’ on sets on mix of  Wind swell and hint of SSW with 10-25 sideshore trade winds and Ok. 

EAST: MAKAPU’U: Up alittle and Rising later today on Trade swell; now its at 1-2+’ and bumpy.

Surf News Network

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BATTER UP!: UH Baseball Battles For The WAC Tournament Title

Follow the University of Hawai’i baseball team during its trip to Mesa, Arizona and the 2012 Western Athletic Conference Tournament. The tournament is being held at the beautiful Hohokam Stadium and runs from March 23-27. HawaiiAthletics.com will chronicle the team’s trip with the blog, “BATTER UP!”.

Hawaii Athletics

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Big Island trio among state’s best

The Hawaii High School Athletic Association has announced the 2012 Class of Inductees into the HHSAA Hall of Honor. The impressive list includes:

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Wong leads Cardinals past Drillers

Kolten Wong, carrying two bats back to the clubhouse after this one went final, stopped to greet a few fans and then handed one of the sticks to a young fan.

No, he wasn’t about to part with the other. It won the game.

Wong won a lefty-lefty matchup in the third inning by cracking a solo home run off former first-round pick Nick Schmidt, and a trio of Springfield Cardinals bullpen arms – particularly former starter Michael Blazek – then finished a 1-0 victory against the Tulsa Drillers.

news-leader.com

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Could Hamels Or Victorino Actually Be Traded?

The Toronto Blue Jays expressed interest in both Cole Hamels and Shane Victorino last week. The Blue Jays executives wanted to see how high the asking price would be for the two all-stars, but they were merely testing the water, and talks were not serious. The Jays have also approached several other teams including the Marlins and Mariners about top players, Jose Reyes and Felix Hernandez, who have had slow starts to the season.

gcobb.com

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Oahu Surf Report

Country: Down and dropping on a NW swell at 0-1 with the odd 2’ set here and there (Rockies etc) with inconsistent sets.

WEST: Down and dropping on S & NW at 0-1’ with a glassy dawn and offshores later. 

TOWN: Down a notch on S at mostly 0-1-2’ (waist max) with fair side-offshore winds.   Diamond Head: Eased at 0-1-2’  on South but it’s weaker and windier so alittle hacked up by 10-20 trades .  SANDYS: Eased at 1-2’ on sets on mix of South and Wind swell with 10-20+ sideshore trade winds and decent.  

EAST: MAKAPU’U: Rising late today on Trade swell; now its at 1-2’ and bumpy.

Surf News Network

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