The day serves as an opportunity to honor outstanding women athletes from Hawaii, as well as a fun setting for girls ages 5-14 to dabble in a variety of sports under the guidance of collegiate athletes and coaches. This year, the Hawaii Pacific University women's NCAA Division II national volleyball champions and their coach, Tita Ahuna, will be honored. Jujitsu weekend coming Ohana 2001 Weekend Celebration, sponsored by the American Jujitsu Institute, is scheduled for Feb. 17-18 at the Ocean Resorts Hotel and the Queen Kapiolani Hotels in Waikiki. Over 500 martial arts enthusiasts from around the country and the world are expected to participate in clinics, demonstrations and tournaments in Kodenkan Jujitsu. Clinics are Feb. 17 with the tournament and awards banquet Feb. 18.
Organizers say all martial artists are welcome.
For more information, call Daniel Saragosa at 224-1142. Super Brawl scheduled Extreme Sports Productions presents its 20th Super Brawl show on Feb. 23 at Blaisdell Arena. Ray Cooper, will face Paul Rodriguez, World Extreme Fighting's top-ranked middleweight, according to organizers. Rodriguez is coming off a third-round knockout over Dennis Halman. Others on the card are Baret Yoshida and former UH football standout Falaniko Vitale.