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When Kordel Ng decided to transfer to Kamehameha from St. Francis, which closed its doors last year, it immediately gave the Warriors two of the best players in the state with him and Christmas Togiai. It couldn’t have been more evident in Wednesday’s ILH championship game at Kekuha’upio Gym against Maryknoll that the Warriors’ 13-0 run through a gauntlet of tough opponents was about much more than just its two superstars. With Ng and Togiai shooting a combined 4-for-20 from […]

The Snapple/HHSAA Boys Basketball State Championships begin Wednesday with four first-round games in Division I. League champions won’t begin their tournament until Wednesday with No. 1 Kamehameha securing the No. 1 overall seed with a 38-29 win over Maryknoll on Wednesday night at Kekuha’upio Gym. No. 2 Moanalua won a second straight OIA championship to earn the No. 2 seed. KS-Hawaii is the No. 3 seed and Baldwin is fourth seed. The complete schedule for Division I is below. Division […]

There are many moments when the Roosevelt Rough Riders, long and tough in the paint, explosive and effective on the arc, look like a savvy, seasoned teams. Then there are the little boo-boos and veteran coach Steve Hathaway reminds himself than most of his starters are sophomores and freshmen. One of his seniors, Kaulana Koki, had a stellar game in the paint with 10 points, five rebounds and three blocks as Roosevelt reclaimed the OIA D-II title with a 43-41 […]

He is not extremely physical and he doesn’t have a mean streak. Oscar Cheng just hustles his tail off on every play, and that mentality paid off on Monday night. Cheng’s putback with 1.8 seconds left lifted No. 4 Kahuku over No. 7 Leilehua 59-58 in the semifinals of the OIA playoffs at McKinley Student Council Gymnasium. Leilehua led 58-57 with a hot shooter, Bernard Tobias, at the free-throw line for a 1-and-1. Tobias had splashed three 3-pointers during the […]