Earl Tamiya, Coach of the University of Hawaii-Hilo Vulcan golf team comments at the award ceremony for the recent Waikoloa Beach Resort 26th Amer Ari Intercollegiate Tournament.The University of Hawaii-Hilo Vulcans Division II team were once again hosts to 21 teams with 19 being Division I teams. Many of the best teams in the country participated and top amateurs in the country.Jordan Ropp, Waikoloa Asst. Pro comments on a rule that came into play in a 3 hole playoff for individual honors, won by Texas Tech sophomore Fredrik Nilehn. Texas Tech also won team honors. JR DeGroote, Sports Editor of West Hawaii Today shares a comment. On another note:great coverage by JR and Rick Winters in West Hawaii Today for the whole tournament. John and Kathy Patrick and their son Taylor talk about Taylor playing as freshman member of the University of Hawaii-Hilo Vulcan Golf team playing his first Amer Ari. Jared Kinoshita was low scorer on the Vulcan team. Jared's Aunt Barbara and Uncle Bob speak for the many that came from the mainland to support players on why the Amer Ari, hosted by the University of Hawaii-Hilo golf team every year is one of the nations most popular college tournaments. Emily has updates on Bike Works (Queens Marketplace) activities including the every Tuesday 8:15 am community bike rides from Queens Marketplace and the Bike Works Sunset 5k Run/Walk Friday March 31 to benefit PATH and to kick off Lavaman Waikoloa. Aslo the Bike Works Gorrillas and Butterlflies Kona Community Triathlon Training for those in preparation for the Lavaman Triathlon. The Emily T Gail Show is available at espnhawaii.com and as Emily T Gail Talks Story on Facebook and iTunes. Contact Emily at 896-6780 or [email protected] for information.

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