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Playmakers Shine for Nanakuli, Kalaheo

By Kyle Galdeira on August 16, 2015

While both Nanakuli and Kalaheo suffered lackluster non-conference losses to open the 2015 campaign, the Golden Hawks and Mustangs proved Saturday night that watching their playmakers in action are worth the price of admission. The Golden Hawks relied on a fluid offense and tenacious “D” en route to a 28-14 victory over Kalaheo in the Oahu Interscholastic Association Division II season opener for both squads at Kailua High School. Nanakuli’s studs stepped up first, including junior quarterback Nainoa Banks, who […]

OIA Track and Field championships live results

By Kyle Galdeira on May 2, 2015

The OIA Track and field championships have begun at Mililani, and the league is providing live results. Sabrina Hollins of Waipahu has already won the shot put with a heave of 44-04, just two inches off Sarah Bryant’s League record, but she finished second in the discus to Patria Vaimoana of Kailua. Live results can be found here, courtesy of the OIA: https://sites.google.com/site/oiatrackinforesultspage/results-live-hi Scroll down to the bottom and click the PDF. It is being refreshed in real time. Here […]

Kamehameha overcomes “jitters,” bests ‘Iolani

By Kyle Galdeira on March 8, 2015

It took Kamehameha an inning to overcome what Warriors starting pitcher Codie Paiva called “first-game jitters,” but the blue-and-white clad squad used a seven-hit, seven-run outburst in the fifth inning to best ‘Iolani, 9-4, Saturday morning at Hans L’Orange Park. Paiva, a six-foot, five-inch hurler, notched the victory after striking out six in as many innings. The senior also served as a catalyst at the dish, collecting two crucial doubles that allowed Kamehameha to erase a 2-0 first-inning deficit before it eventually […]


ILH wrestling championships

By Kyle Galdeira on February 28, 2015

The Interscholastic League of Honolulu wrestling championships are in the books after a full day’s worth of action at Punahou’s Hemmeter Fieldhouse. Punahou took advantage of its home gym and relied on four individual title winners as the Buffanblu boys fended off Pac-Five (148 points) and Kamehameha (147 points). Kamehameha ran away with the girls title (192 points) after 10 of its wrestlers notched individual gold. Pac-Five (169) and Punahou (102) also turned in solid showings and remain threats going into the state tournament. […]

Oahu squads thrive at Baldwin tourney

By Kyle Galdeira on February 26, 2015

Saint Louis 13, Maui High 4 The Crusaders erased a 4-3 deficit thanks in part to a seven-run fifth inning and elevated starting pitcher Pono Anderson from would-be loser to winning hurler. Matt Ornelles doubled and drove in two runs, while Ryder Kuhns and Taylor Meilleur collected two hits apiece. Micah Jio went three-for-four with two runs scored and Kingsley Ballao drove in two runs to lead the Saber offense. Treston Carter surrendered five runs and took the loss for Maui. […]

Paddlers Could Soon See New Sand

By Kyle Galdeira on February 19, 2015

Keehi Lagoon has become one of Oahu’s most heavily-used venues for participants, coaches and onlookers engaging in the state sport of outrigger canoe paddling. However, while the lagoon’s waters provide a fair, flat race course, the site has been devoid of a true sandy shore for years and the safety of those using the site has come into question. If a new bill making its way through the state legislature becomes law, the lagoon’s beach park will be replenished with […]

Punahou sweeps state paddling

By Kyle Galdeira on February 8, 2015

As Punahou wrapped up its stellar sweep of the First Hawaiian Bank/HHSAA State Canoe Paddling Championships in the wind-whipped waters of Maui’s Kahului Harbor Saturday afternoon, Kamehameha-Maui athletics director Blane Gaison said calmly “Give ‘em a broom.” The former Kamehameha-Kapalama athletics director, pro football player and current canoe paddling enthusiast has become familiar with watching the Buffanblu excel at the state level in Hawaii’s state sport dating back to 2002 when the state competition was sanctioned. So, too, has the […]

Kaiser paddlers maintain winning ways

By Kyle Galdeira on January 24, 2015

It appears as though the Kaiser outrigger canoe paddling program has gotten the hang of winning on the water. In the first 13 seasons of the Oahu Interscholastic Association including paddling as a sanctioned sport, the Cougars came up short of winning any championship hardware. However, over the last two seasons, Kaiser has rallied to win three paddling titles including the boys and mixed titles during Saturday’s OIA championship regatta at Keehi Lagoon. With the addition of the brand-new hardware, […]

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