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Leilehua’s Leia Chung captures OIA golf title with 20-foot putt

By Nick Abramo on April 23, 2019

Every year in late April, a lot of golf fans can be seen milling about outside of the Turtle Bay Golf pro shop. They’re waiting for OIA officials to post scores on the big board of the golfers finishing up the league championships on the final hole. By the time the golfers get to the last, usually a few people have an idea of who the winners will be. But none of it is final until the scorecards are verified. […]

Radford OIA record-breaker Michael Edwards is no longer ‘average’

By Nick Abramo on April 23, 2019

Radford track and field sprinting coach Sid Patton tells a good story about one of the Rams, senior Michael Edwards. Edwards broke the OIA championship meet’s 300 hurdles record Saturday with a time of 39.02 seconds in a winning performance. But, Edwards’ encouraging speech to his team recently is just as impressive, and it underscores what effort and perseverance can do for anyone who tries. “He told the team the other night, ‘Hey, I was just an average guy when […]

First-time OIA champ Kaiser draws No. 2 seed in state water polo

By Hawaii Prep World on April 23, 2019

After winning their first OIA girls water polo championship in school history, the Kaiser Cougars earned the No. 2 seed in the Stanford Carr Development/HHSAA Girls Water Polo State Championships that begin Monday. The Cougars will play the winner of Monday’s first-round game between Moanalua and Hawaii Prep taking place at 3 p.m. at Kamehameha-Hawaii. Na Menehune is one of two OIA teams that will travel off-island for the opening round. Roosevelt will open the tournament Monday against King Kekaulike […]

Pearl City’s anti-cramp super sauce: Shoyu

By Paul Honda on April 23, 2019

Down South, some folks remedy a case of muscle cramps by drinking pickle juice. Pickle juice, the sour, tart and salty stuff that most people toss out when the jar is empty of actual pickles. It works to varying degrees, though some will say that it is not a permanent, effective treatment, not like magnesium — from dark green, leafy vegetables and nuts. Chicago Cubs pitcher Jason Hammel dealt with cramping issues in 2016 by following doctor’s orders. He ate […]

Q&A: Pearl City’s 4-time OIA tennis champ, Sarah Domingo

By Paul Honda on April 23, 2019

Jerry Domingo compares his only daughter, Sarah Domingo, to Michael Chang, the relentless tennis star of yesteryear. “She’s smart like him,” said the father, who regularly trained Sarah and her brothers, Warren and Trent, on the sunny Tamura Tennis Courts in Waianae. Domingo captured her fourth OIA girls tennis individual championship last weekend, becoming the first since Alyssa Tobita of Mililani to pull off the slam. The Pearl City senior excels in the classroom with a 4.055 grade-point average and […]

Underdog Kalaheo hoping to peak in OIA final vs. Moanalua

By Paul Honda on April 22, 2019

There might be all sorts of reasons to believe Moanalua is destined to win the OIA boys volleyball championship for the seventh time in eight seasons. After all, Na Menehune were smooth as silk in a 25-18, 25-21, 25-15 sweep of Leilehua in the semifinals on Monday night at muggy James Alegre Gymnasium. What Moanalua (12-1) hasn’t seen in quite some time, however, is a 1-2 punch that Kalaheo brings. The Mustangs (12-1) were dominant against Castle in the other […]

Noah Tory’s homer puts Saint Louis closer to ILH tournament title

By Billy Hull on April 22, 2019

Midway through the regular season, the ILH looked like a two-team race between Punahou and ‘Iolani. Two games into the ILH’s double-elimination tournament, the two teams remaining in the winner’s bracket are Kamehameha and Saint Louis. A roller coaster year in Oahu’s private league featured another roller coaster game Monday at Goeas Field as the Crusaders, who were outscored 31-12 in two regular-season losses to ‘Iolani, erased a 5-0 deficit and pulled out a 7-6 victory over the Raiders. Saint […]

Kaiser debuts in Star-Advertiser Softball Top 10

By Billy Hull on April 22, 2019

They were the only team from the East to reach the OIA Division I softball semifinals and took third place after beating Waianae. The Kaiser Cougars were rewarded for their strong effort in the league tournament with a No. 8 ranking in the Star-Advertiser Softball Top 10 released today. It’s the first ranking for the Cougars this season and the first time they have appeared in the top 10 since April 10, 2017. Kaiser finished the regular season 8-4 in […]

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