The running singlet of Leilehua High School senior Bryce Jenkins was retired at the school's athletic banquet on Saturday.

Jenkins is a three-time state and O'ahu Interscholastic Association cross country champion who also set the 3,000-meter run record twice at this month's state track and field championships. He helped the Mules win the past two state and past four OIA cross country team titles.

The singlet, which was specially designed in 2007 with a camouflage design to honor the school's military connection, will be displayed in the school's trophy case.

Jenkins was one of 12 high school seniors recently selected for the 2009 Hawai'i High School Athletic Association Foundation Hall of Honor class. The athletes will be inducted at the HHSAA Foundation Awards Dinner on June 7 at the Sheraton Waikiki Hotel.

Jenkins will run for Idaho State in the fall.

KAHUKU'S TE'O, HBA'S CHANG RECOGNIZED

Kahuku's Nile Te'o and Hawai'i Baptist's Kelly Chang were recently recognized for their defensive play by http://www.prepvolleyball.com.

Te'o was named to the site's Dandy Lions second team, which recognized all-around high school talents who project as back-row collegiate players. Te'o, who played outside hitter at Kahuku, will play libero at UNLV.

Chang was named to the Gym Dandies second team, which recognized full-time defenders. Chang will play at Nevada in the fall.

The site is considered to be a leading source for high school volleyball news.

'IOLANI TO HOST WRESTLING CLINIC

'Iolani will host its annual wrestling clinic from June 8 to 12 at its Father Bray Gym.

Tim Flynn, head coach of Edinboro University (Pa.), will serve as head clinician. Flynn, a former All-American at Penn State, has coached numerous NCAA Division I All-Americans, including this year's 165-pound national champion, Jarrod King.

Interested participants should contact the school's athletic department at 943-2208 or e-mail Carl Schroers at schroers@iolani.org.