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OIA bowlers getting serious

By Jerry Campany on September 6, 2013

The first part of the OIA bowling season is usually more about participation than results. Coaches let everyone get a taste of the action before deciding on their first team for the meets that count most. Defending champion Pearl City took it easy at Thursday’s third meet of the season at Schofield Lanes, benching captain Nicholas Azumi, and the Chargers still beat Aiea by more than 100 pins for their third straight win. But Pearl City had to work for […]

‘Iolani looking for annual ILH upset

By Jerry Campany on September 5, 2013

When ‘Iolani walks into Aloha Stadium to meet Kamehameha on Friday, it enters knowing that it hasn’t beaten one of the ILH’s big boys in more than two years. So, if history and the “due theory” are any judge, the Warriors better be wary. The Raiders haven’t beaten one of the big dogs in eight tries, so they are overdue. It may not be Kamehameha this week. It may be Saint Louis or Punahou. But one thing is pretty much […]

Saint Louis in national record book — for now

By Jerry Campany on September 5, 2013

Hawaii is represented in the National Federation of State High School Associations’ record book for football. Cal Lee’s Saint Louis teams are listed as having the nation’s longest streak of consecutive state championships, tying with Sioux Falls Washington of South Dakota from 1951 to 1964. No other state claims a streak of double digits. Here’s the list in the official record book: 14 Saint Louis, Honolulu (1986-99) Sioux Falls Washington, SD (1951-64) 9 Phoenix Union, AZ (1920-28) 8 Charlotte Independence, […]

Kaiser’s Fisiiahi headed to Oregon State

By Billy Hull on September 4, 2013

Kaiser linebacker Fitou Fisiiahi told the Star-Advertiser’s Paul Honda on Wednesday night that he has committed to play football at Oregon State next season. “One hundred percent,” he said. “I’m not going to change my mind. They came here to see me. They offered me first.” Fisiiahi was considered a soft commit to the University of Hawaii, but was open with the coaching staff about exploring other options. He also had offers from Nevada, Utah and Washington State and was […]

Kalani football thinking playoffs?

By Billy Hull on September 4, 2013

Playoffs? For Kalani football? That’s where the Falcons find themselves heading into a pivotal game against Radford on Friday night in a battle of two quarterbacks who will throw it all over the field. The final numbers should be pretty big when Radford’s Cody Lui-Yuen (643 yards, 8 TD, 3 INT, 51-percent passing in 3 OIA White games) and Kalani’s Noah Brum (698 yards, 9 TD, 3 INT, 53-percent passing in 3 OIA White games) square off in a game […]

Pupule’s ballot: No. 1a or No. 1b?

By Paul Honda on September 3, 2013

Dear Prep Football Top 10 Voters, My name is Paul. My mom called me Pupule from time to time. That’s saying something because she saw her share of crazy things in her life growing up, and she called me insane. But I am not insane, actually. It’s this week’s Football Top 10 that is bordering on being ridiculous, or as the kids say, ridonkulous. Here’s how I voted, which is not to say I have the perfect ballot. But in […]

OIA White playoff race heats up

By Brian McInnis on September 1, 2013

I had the opportunity to watch four contenders for the Oahu Interscholastic Association White Division title over the weekend, and walked off the Kailua field Saturday night with a distinct sense of the league’s pecking order. Kaiser routed Radford in every aspect for a 48-7 result on Friday night and Kalani handed Kalaheo its first league loss, 34-17 on Saturday. The standings remain close. Kaiser leads at 2-0, and four other teams — Kalani, Kalaheo, Radford and Nanakuli — are […]

McKinley players show their versatility

By Jason Kaneshiro on August 31, 2013

McKinley is off to its best start in more than a decade, thanks in large part to the Tigers’ versatility. Several of the Tigers’ playmakers do double (or triple) duty, and McKinley improved to 3-1 overall and 2-0 in OIA Red East play with a 35-0 win over Kaimuki on Saturday. McKinley last went 3-1 to start a season in 2002, when quarterback Abel Werner led the Tigers to the state tournament semifinals. McKinley’s run that season finally ended in […]

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OIA bowlers getting serious

‘Iolani looking for annual ILH upset

Saint Louis in national record book — for now

Kaiser’s Fisiiahi headed to Oregon State

Kalani football thinking playoffs?

Pupule’s ballot: No. 1a or No. 1b?

OIA White playoff race heats up

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