July 29, 2005 - Page 2 of 8

Ichihara, Motoyoshi shine at Point Break

A year after the three-month series came to a close, the Pacific Islands Club packed the thrills and spills of the 7th Annual Point Break Challenge into one frantic day in San Antonio, and Mieko Motoyoshi and Keoni Ichihara walked away as the sultans of surf.

Posted On Jul 29 2005 07:20

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CNMI makes the most of final day in Japan

KITAKYUSHU, Japan—The final day of activities was ushered in with a cloud-filled sky, but the threatening rain failed to dampen the spirits of the international players, parents, coaches, and volunteers at the Global Arena as the organizers of the 2005 Little League Asia-Pacific...

Posted On Jul 29 2005 07:18

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15 more medals for New Caledonia

KOROR, Palau—The swimmers from the NMI had another great day in the pool, but controlling much of the action was New Caledonia, whose swimmers earned all but one of the 15 medals bagged by the country Thursday night to pad their medal lead in the 2005 Palau South Pacific Mini Games.

Posted On Jul 29 2005 07:17

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Swimmers continue to shine

KOROR, Palau—CNMI swimmers continued to have shining moments, netting another five medals during the finals Thursday night, while teams competing in outdoor sports had to wait a while before seeing action as Mother Nature interrupted with her showers yesterday in the 2005 Palau...

Posted On Jul 29 2005 07:16

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