Comments on: No. 4 Kahuku overcomes McKinley’s box-and-1

By: 88

88 — Fri, 09 Feb 2018 03:37:52 +0000

No one is trying to take down a program
or bad mouth the Coach. The coach is doing a great job taking a bunch of 1st year starters all the way to the OIA title game. I am simply stating the obvious which is our starters would benefit from rest. Stop trying to start somthing that’s not there. Maybe if you took your head out your @$$ and watch the game you would see that too.

By: EnoughAlready

EnoughAlready — Fri, 09 Feb 2018 01:49:11 +0000

Unreal @88. We all know you are just a disgruntled parent trying to live via proxy through your own kid. Leave your kid alone and let him lead his own life. Parents should support the program, not try and take it down year after year. Kahuku has a great coach who is trying to change the culture. Selfish people like you need to hit the road…

By: Nalei

Nalei — Thu, 08 Feb 2018 13:52:50 +0000

I’m from the North shore so not a Kahuku hater but Kahuku makes a big thing about how these private schools recruit in football and stuff but yet the do the same exact thing in basketball?? Double standard?

By: 88

88 — Thu, 08 Feb 2018 07:19:39 +0000

Like I said running on fumes. Kid played the entire game even when we were up 16. If he was given the chance to rest just a little he makes those free throws and has more strength in the low post for those miss shots. Good game Kalaheo

By: PublicSchool

PublicSchool — Wed, 07 Feb 2018 19:23:37 +0000

Kahuku fans take it as a compliment that some people pick on you folks (like they do other ILH and OIA teams who do well). No one picks on the unsuccessful teams (that’s no fun). You are an easy target because you are so good. And YES, you do have THE best community support NO DOUBT. No one who is a true high school sports fan can contest that. So keep doing your thing and let the haters hate. Not worth your time. Keep cheering on your teams and supporting your kids. That’s what it’s all about.

By: PolynesianPitchPerfect

PolynesianPitchPerfect — Wed, 07 Feb 2018 09:55:27 +0000

Why not celebrate with us? Why cut us down every time we spread talent? Why pick on a school that is based in a community with family bonds? Embrace us? Follow us, families are forever! Investigate? When you play for Kahuku, you don’t really get perks, you have to fundraise like everybody else, you have to make grade check like everybody else, you have to apply yourself. There are strong geneology family roots and strong community volunteers that attracts people to Kahuku. If you want to be the best, you need to play the best. We are Polynesian Pitch Perfect!

By: RR4L implant

RR4L implant — Wed, 07 Feb 2018 08:50:23 +0000

88 you must not watch high school sports too often. He’s a baller that’s why he plays all 4 QTRs. If you know Kahuku all they have is ballers. Quit complaining and get your alma mater on Kahuku’s level. Kahuku will always be the talk of the town not for its amazing facilities or 5 star teachers or amazing athletes but for it amazing community support.

By: Loca1boiAnonymous

Loca1boiAnonymous — Wed, 07 Feb 2018 06:07:17 +0000

Lol @ investigating Kahuku. People only like investigate when they getting dominated. I sure never hear people calling for investigations over the Lithuanian and Serbian kids playing for schools not named Kahuku last season. Get more local kids on Kahuku than half the other OIA teams anyway. Unlike other schools in the state that do the same damn thing, Kahuku’s coach actually brings in talent.

By: 88

88 — Wed, 07 Feb 2018 04:50:58 +0000

When I said rotate players in I’m not insinuating that everyone should play. I’m saying give our starters a little rest so that come 4th period they not running on fumes. How long do you think our 6’10 foward can last when the kid gottah defend, bring the ball up and be the go to scorer? At least rest him the last minute of the 3rd period. What you gonna run him till his knees break… C’mon man.

By: RR4L THOUGHTS

RR4L THOUGHTS — Wed, 07 Feb 2018 02:27:29 +0000

Kahuku doesn’t have much to offer, other than opportunities. It has sad facilities and a poor rotation of gym-use (due to multiple teams and overlapping sports). There’s no advantage at most public schools, it’s the school spirit and community – based support. No one should dislike schools that have talent…Smith is rooted at Kahuku. Kahuku is the melting pot of the North Shore, surely attracting anyone who wants to play for a very spirited school and community. He’s my nephew! On the other hand, even if a student is not officially rooted to the community, becomes an integral part of this family. We take care of our kids! Oh, and not too many teams rotate players, because they’re all going for the win. It’s ok. I think that’s competition. Rotations are nice, if the one coming in is of equal strength/ value as the one going out. Just my thoughts. This is only in support of kids playing their hearts out! Kahuku is definitely a very special place!