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Date: Saturday, April 11, 2026Location: Palama SettlementCourts: 5 indoor courtsFormat: Round-robin play with blind draw for partnerMatches: Every player is guaranteed 5 gamesDivisions: 2.5-2.9 (Beginner) | 3.0-3.49 (Advanced Beginner) | 3.5-4.0 (Advanced)Awards: Medals for the top 3 players in each divisionRegistration Includes: snacks, refreshments, and event swag
Important Information:
No walk-ins allowed
Waiver required (emailed before the event)
No refunds — if you cannot attend, please email events@bbbshawaii.org as soon as possible, as it affects scheduling
Schedule: The full event schedule will be emailed prior to the event. Check this event page for updates.
Please Note:
The Event Director may adjust divisions or match formats depending on registration numbers. This includes adding, combining, modifying, or canceling skill levels/events as needed.
Your participation supports ʻAʻALIʻI Mentoring, a program that helps young adults from underserved communities navigate and persevere in higher education. Many students face challenges far beyond the typical transition to college, including academic, financial, familial, and personal hardships, often without access to the resources or opportunities they need. With the guidance of a trained volunteer adult mentor, these young people gain a caring advocate who offers encouragement, models leadership and life skills, and helps them unlock their full potential.
By joining this event, you’re not only enjoying the game—you’re helping Hawai‘i’s youth rise above obstacles and achieve their higher education dreams.
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- Address:
- 810 North Vineyard Boulevard
- Honolulu, HI 96817
- USA
- Time:
- Apr 11, 2026 8:00am - 5:00pm HT
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In Support of Big Brothers Big Sisters Hawai'i
Big Brothers Big Sisters Hawai'i supports keiki from 6 yrs old and up through our one-to-one mentoring relationships which support their social and emotional development
Our youth-centered programs help our keiki create and achieve goals through the connection and support of their mentors. Each child, mentor, and family unit is guided through the process of enrollment, volunteerism, and support by all of our staff. We become 'ohana to ensure that the social and emotional needs of youth are being met and that every keiki has an opportunity to reach their full potential.