HHSAA voting results

Hawaii High School Athletic Association
Executive board voting results
June 14, 2010
See story here
Note: All proposals were passed initially by the Hawaii Interscholastic Athletic Directors Association on June 11, 2010.
HIADA GROUP 1 — Chair: Greg Gonsalves (KIF), Recorder: Albert Paschoal (MIL)
Bowling
1. Eliminate all non-participants from walking on lane before and during competition
Committee: 25-5-0 passed
HIADA: APPROVED 90-0-0
HHSAA: APPROVED [...]

Chun: ‘D-III will happen one day’

Fiscal responsibility is utmost in Chris Chun’s mind.
The attorney-turned-executive director of the Hawaii High School Athletic Association made it through the busy spring season and this week’s athletic directors conference with renewed energy.
He’s got little time to digest the proposals that passed the Hawaii Interscholastic Athletic Directors Association conference before they go up for vote [...]

MIL, BIIF spoke loud and clear

The groundswell had been building, all right.
So had the ammunition. The Maui Interscholastic League and Big Island Interscholastic Federation were outnumbered, but not outgunned when discussion on the open floor ensued on Friday, the final day of the Hawaii Interscholastic Athletic Directors Association conference.
The cool air-conditioning of the ballroom at the Waikiki Beach Marriott Hotel [...]

2010 HIADA voting results

50th Annual Hawaii Interscholastic Athletic Directors Association Conference
June 9-11, 2010
Waikiki Beach Marriott Hotel
(See story here)
Note: all approved proposals go to the HHSAA executive board for vote
GROUP 1 — Chair: Greg Gonsalves (KIF), Recorder: Albert Paschoal (MIL)
Bowling
1. Eliminate all non-participants from walking on lane before and during competition
Committee: 25-5-0 passed
APPROVED 90-0-0
2. Oiling patterns of lanes shall [...]

Aloha, Word of Life

There aren’t many schools that have produced as much talent on the gridiron and the hardwood as tiny Word of Life Academy did.
The school announced today that it will close its doors at the conclusion of this school year. I got word of it last night while covering boys volleyball at Punahou. It wasn’t a [...]

State volleyball photo tour

Star-Bulletin reporter Paul Honda spent the entire week at the state volleyball tournament, and between eating arena food and watching volleyball he snapped a few photos. A glimpse at what he saw:

VB: Red scare

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By Paul Honda

This wasn’t the first time a Kahuku volleyball team started slowly.

It was certainly the first time in recent memory, however, a team made such a big comeback in the Oahu Interscholastic Association playoffs. The Red Raiders rallied from a 24-18 deficit to stun Moanalua, and went on to a 27-25, 25-20, 26-28, 25-18 [...]

VB: Buffanblu back in

Ross Kinsler wasn’t expecting another shuffle in the lineup, but he’ll take it.

The La Pietra athletic director announced late Thursday that No. 1-ranked Punahou is back in the Bump, Set & Spike for the Cure exhibition volleyball tournament. The one-day event is set for Saturday with an expanded field of six teams, including No. [...]

VB: Punahou has a change of heart

By Paul Honda
On Tuesday, the state’s No. 1 girls volleyball team, Punahou, was set to participate in this weekend’s Bump, Set and Spike for the Cure exhibition tournament at La Pietra.
By Wednesday, the Buffanblu had a change of heart. Citing concern about injury risk before next week’s state championships, Punahou pulled out of the event.
The [...]

VB: Kahuku moves into title match

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By Tiff Wells
Led by Hoo`nani Apo’s 15 kills, the Kahuku Lady Raiders defeated the Farrington Governors in the winner’s bracket match last night at McKinley High School 25-12, 23-25, 25-16, 25-23.
The second-seeded team from the East division is the lone unbeaten team in the double-elimination tournament and moves onto the championship match on Thursday.
Farrington drops [...]

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