Aloha Stadium to Host Professional Baseball Games

The Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, Hawaii, will soon be hosting professional baseball games again. The stadium, which is best known as the home of the University of Hawaii’s football team, will be the new home of the Pacific Coast League’s (PCL) Honolulu Sharks.

The Sharks are set to begin playing in the 2021 season, and will become the first professional baseball team in Hawaii since the Honolulu Islanders played their final game in 1987. The Sharks will play their home games at the Aloha Stadium, which has a capacity of 50,000 spectators.

The Sharks are owned by Dennis Berg and his wife Laurie, who also own the Kaneohe Ranch Company. Berg is a native of Hawaii and has been working to bring professional baseball back to the state for several years. He has been involved with various minor league teams over the years, including being a co-owner of the PCL’s Reno Aces

The Sharks’ management team will include former Major League Baseball (MLB) players Reggie Abercrombie and Shane Victorino. Abercrombie, who played for the Aces from 2009 to 2013, will serve as the team’s hitting coach. Victorino, who grew up in Hawaii and played for the Philadelphia Phillies from 2005 to 2012, will be one of the team’s minority owners and its community outreach director.

Aloha Stadium to Host Professional Football Games

Aloha Stadium, located in Honolulu, Hawaii, is set to host professional football games for the first time in its history. The stadium, which has a capacity of 50,000 spectators, will host two games in the upcoming season

The first game will be between the Hawaii Islands and the MauiInvaders on August 26th. The second game will be between the Kaua’i Warlords and the Big Land Sharks on September 2nd.

This is a significant event for the stadium, as it has only hosted football games at the collegiate level in the past. Professional football is a much larger scale event, and thus requires a different level of preparation. The stadium’s staff is currently working hard to ensure that everything will be ready in time for the games.

The games are sure to be an exciting event for both locals and visitors alike. If you’re planning on attending, be sure to buy your tickets early!

Aloha Stadium to Host Professional Basketball Games

Aloha Stadium will host its first ever professional baseball games this spring, as the Pacific Coast League’s Hawaii Stars return to the state for a six-game homestand. The Stars, who played their home games at Honolulu Stadium from 1962 to 1987, will take on the Sacramento River Cats in a three-game series from April 8-10, followed by the Reno Aces for a three-game set from April 11-13. Tickets go on sale March 1.

Aloha Stadium to Host Professional Soccer Games

Aloha Stadium, located in Honolulu, Hawaii, will be hosting professional soccer games for the first time in its history. The stadium, which is also home to the University of Hawaii’s football team, will be hosting two preseason Major League Soccer (MLS) games. The first game will be between the San Jose Earthquakes and the Portland Timbers on February 16th, 2020, followed by a game between the Vancouver Whitecaps and expansion team Nashville SC on February 22nd, 2020. Aloha Stadium officials are hopeful that these games will help increase interest in soccer in the state of Hawaii.

Aloha Stadium to Host professional hockey Games

In a move that will see Professional Baseball return to Hawaii for the first time in over three decades, Aloha Stadium will be hosting two exhibition games between the San Francisco Giants and the Los Angeles Dodgers next month.

The games, which are set to take place on March 28th and 29th, will be the first Major League Baseball games played in Hawaii since the Oakland Athletics and the then-California Angels faced off in an exhibition game at Aloha Stadium back in 1987.

While it is currently unknown if any future MLB Games will be played at Aloha Stadium, the return of professional baseball to Hawaii is certainly a welcomed one by many locals and baseball fans alike.

Aloha Stadium to Host Professional Lacrosse Games

The Aloha Stadium will be hosting professional lacrosse games for the first time ever this weekend, with two games set to take place on Saturday. The games will feature four of the world’s top lacrosse teams, including the Boston Blazers, who are the defending champions of the National Lacrosse League.

This is a big coup for the Aloha Stadium, which has been trying to attract more professional sporting events to its venue. In recent years the stadium has hosted several Major League Soccer pre-season games, as well as an NFL Pro Bowl game.

The lacrosse games this weekend will be played at 1:00pm and 4:00pm on Saturday, and tickets are still available for purchase. If you’re looking for something different to do this weekend, then this is definitely an event that you won’t want to miss!

Aloha Stadium to Host Professional Rugby Games

The Aloha Stadium will be playing host to professional rugby games for the first time ever this weekend. The stadium will be hosting two matches in the Professional Rugby League (PRL)Saturday and Sunday. This is a huge opportunity for the sport of rugby to grow in Hawaii, as the stadium can accommodate over 50,000 spectators.

Rugby has been steadily gaining popularity in the United States over the past few years, and this is a great opportunity for the sport to get exposure in Hawaii. The PRL is excited to bring professional rugby to the Aloha Stadium, and hopes that these games will help grow the sport of rugby in Hawaii.

Aloha Stadium to Host Professional Volleyball Games

Aloha Stadium, located in Honolulu, Hawaii, will be hosting professional volleyball games in the near future. This is a huge opportunity for the sport to gain more exposure and fans in the United States Aloha Stadium is a multipurpose facility that has a long history of hosting sporting events. It is also the home of the University of Hawaii football team. The stadium has a capacity of over 50,000 people, making it one of the largest stadiums in the state of Hawaii.

Aloha Stadium to Host Professional Tennis Games

The Aloha Stadium will be hosting professional baseball games for the first time in over a decade, officials announced today.

The stadium last hosted professional baseball in 2004, when the Honolulu Sharks played their final season. Since then, the stadium has only been used for High School and amateur games.

“We’re excited to bring professional Baseball Back to Aloha Stadium,” said Scott Chan, General Manager of the stadium. “This is a great opportunity for the people of Hawaii to see some of the best players in the world.”

The games will be played between the Seattle Mariners and the San Diego Padres and will take place on March 28 and 29. Tickets go on sale tomorrow at 10am.

Aloha Stadium to Host Professional Golf Games

Aloha Stadium will host two professional golf tournaments this summer, officials announced Monday.

The Aloha Stadium Golf Classic will be held June 5-7 and feature 36 holes of stroke play. The tournament will have a $1 million purse and will be televised live on the Golf Channel.

“We’re excited to bring professional golf back to Aloha Stadium,” said Richard Peck, general manager of the stadium. “These two tournaments will showcase the facility to a national audience and highlight Hawaii as a premier golf destination.”

The Aloha Stadium Golf Classic is open to any professional golfer who meets one of the following criteria:
-Has status on a major professional golf tour (PGA Tour, PGA European Tour, LPGA Tour, etc.)
-Has won an official PGA Tour, PGA European Tour or LPGA Tour event in the last five years
-Finished in the top 125 on the PGA Tour FedEx Cup points list or European Tour Race to Dubai points list in the prior year
-Has been a member of a winning team at either The Ryder Cup or Presidents Cup in the last five years
-Is an active member of the PGA TOUR Champions (50 years of age or older)

Aloha Stadium to Host Professional Baseball Games