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‘Iolani’s Lily Wahinekapu, Hanalani’s Lishae Scanlan headline all-tournament teams

By Billy Hull on February 8, 2020

The ILH swept the girls basketball tournaments on Saturday with ‘Iolani winning a second straight D-I championship by beating Konawaena and Hanalani earning the first team state championship since joining the HHSAA in 2000 with a 40-37 win over Mid-Pacific in Division II. Here are the all-tournament teams with more coverage to come on Hawaii Prep World. Division I Most Outstanding Player—Lily Wahinekapu, ‘Iolani All-tournament team Caiyle Kaupu, Konawaena Jovi Lefotu, ‘Iolani Kaliana Salazar-Harrell, Konawaena Alexis Huntimer, ‘Iolani Keeli-Jade Smith, […]

LIVE BLOG: Finals of the OIA wrestling championships

By Billy Hull on February 8, 2020

The finals matchups are set and will begin at approximately 8 p.m. in the OIA wrestling championships. Updates will follow below. Only three top seeds failed to make the final. >> PHOTO GALLERY: OIA championships The marquee final comes in the boys 152-pound division as No. 3 pound-for-pound Branden Pagurayan of Kapolei will face No. 6 pound-for-pound Boltyn Taam of Moanalua. Three boys and five girls participating in the finals are ranked in Hawaii Prep World’s pound-for-pound rankings. UPDATE: Mats […]

Damien outlasts gutsy MPI squad to claim the ILH’s final D-I state-tournament berth

By Paul Honda on February 8, 2020

The monarchy is intact. Damien made certain of it, withstanding a major rally by Mid-Pacific for a 58-54 win to secure a state-tournament berth on Saturday afternoon in a near-capacity Bishop Scanlan Gymnasium. The Monarchs will meet Maryknoll on Monday in their next step up the staircase format of the ILH’s second-round tournament. The Damien-Maryknoll winner will meet Kamehameha, the regular-season first-place team, for the league title on Wednesday. “After we lost on senior night, this was a good team […]


‘Iolani’s Dean Young focused on stopping two of the best players in the state in tonight’s title tilt

By Paul Honda on February 8, 2020

Dean Young has seen the game from many angles. He’s not exaggerating in the slightest, he says, when he states that Konawaena’s Caiyle Kaupu and Kaliana Salazar-Harrell are at the top of the list in Hawaii girls basketball. Young guided ‘Iolani to the state championship last year, and after wins over Moanalua and Waiakea, the Raiders are in prime position going into tonight’s matchup with second-seeded Konawaena. “Konawaena is tough. Two of the best players in the state. They’re difficult […]

Kahuku getting closer and closer to the promised land

By Paul Honda on February 8, 2020

More than maybe any year in the past two decades, the 2020 Snapple/HHSAA Girls Basketball State Championships is about the youth brigades. From Konawaena to Kahuku, underclassmen have filled the void. Kahuku learned on Friday night that they’re close to the promised land. A 56-39 loss to perennial powerhouse Konawaena put an end to a remarkable run that began on the last day of preseason — a win over OIA West powerhouse Radford — and into the state tourney with […]

Paige Respicio a win away from another ILH slam for Kamehameha

By Jerry Campany on February 8, 2020

For the third straight year, Kamehameha is ready to crown another all-time great. Paige Respicio will be going for her fourth ILH title today in her home gym, following the slams achieved by Ashley Gooman last year and Zion Grace Vierra in 2018. Respicio would become the eighth Warrior to achieve the feat. The only one who can keep her from the glory is a teammate. She is the top seed at 140 pounds and has a bye to the […]

Slam season begins for Kamehameha’s Kysen Terukina

By Jerry Campany on February 8, 2020

There is no rule saying you have to have a legendary name to win four ILH titles for Kamehameha, it only seems that way. Kysen Terukina will aim at the honor at today’s ILH Championships at Kamehameha, trying to join his brother, Blaysen Terukina from 2016, and Jacob Luning-Hoshino from 2011 as the only Warriors to accomplish the feat. Terukinas from Kamehameha have won 10 ILH crowns over the years when you add in Shayden‘s haul. Hoshinos have won six. […]

Teani Arakawa, King Kekaulike march into D-I state girls soccer title game

By Nick Abramo on February 7, 2020

It’s been a long time coming. Pushing, pushing, pushing and finally getting in. Third-seeded MIL champion King Kekaulike is finally going to the title game in Division I of the Queen’s Medical Center/HHSAA Girls Soccer State Championships. Na Alii will play defending champion Kamehameha in Saturday night’s final at Waipio Peninsula Soccer Stadium — the site of two huge victories in a row for these girls from Maui. On Friday, Na Alii upended Pearl City 2-0 in the semifinals. The […]

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