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HAWAII GROWN: Saint Louis alum Pono Anderson works his way to D-I

By Christian Shimabuku on April 10, 2019

Two schools in two separate mainland states can be a lot for someone who wasn’t supposed to leave home in the first place, but Pono Anderson has taken every new opportunity in stride. Anderson signed with Hawaii during his senior year at Saint Louis but ended up at South Mountain Community College in Phoenix instead. Now as a senior at Texas-Arlington, Anderson was the subject of Wednesday’s Hawaii Grown feature in the Star-Advertiser, which can be read here. “When I […]

OIA boys volleyball playoffs begin next week

By Billy Hull on April 10, 2019

The Moanalua boys volleyball team will attempt to win its eighth OIA crown in nine years when the league playoffs begin next week. Na Menehune, which lost their first match in more than four years in the regular season this year, are the No. 1 seed out of the East and will host the winner between Waipahu and Farrington on Thursday, April 18. The Division I playoffs begin next Wednesday with Kaiser and Kapolei the host sites for two playoff […]

Jaeda Cabunoc’s toughness makes No. 3 Roosevelt a contender

By Paul Honda on April 9, 2019

The pain shot through Jaeda Cabunoc’s back, one pitch at a time. On a sunny, windy, dusty afternoon at Kaiser’s softball field, the Roosevelt ace did what she could to focus on the task at hand. She delivered again, leading No. 3 Roosevelt to a 3-2 comeback win over Kaiser. The Rough Riders are 11-0 in the OIA East with one game left before the playoffs. Since the start of the season, the senior right-hander has dealt with increased pain […]

1-ON-1: Eric Kadooka opens up on stepping down at Maryknoll

By Nick Abramo on April 9, 2019

Eric Kadooka made a stunning, seemingly out-of-the-blue decision last week, leaving his position as baseball coach at Maryknoll. But he did it after lots of reflection on the state of the program he was running. The Spartans were 4-9 in the ILH when he departed. “I don’t blame anybody, but I felt that if I removed myself from the situation, it would give another coach a chance to see if they can make that connection,” said Kadooka, who won seven […]

Max Slaughter glides into role as Moanalua’s go-to guy

By Nick Abramo on April 9, 2019

Less than three years ago, Max Slaughter didn’t know he would ever get the chance to play volleyball. Now, he’s a senior captain and the leading outside hitter for Moanalua. The rise up the sport’s ladder was sudden. Slaughter was afraid when he tried out for club volleyball before his sophomore year, thinking he might not be good enough. Soon, though, he paid his dues and is now one of the best players in the state. He was featured in […]

VIDEO: Saint Louis LB Jordan Botelho on each of 22 offers

By Paul Honda on April 9, 2019

Star-Advertiser and Hawaii Prep World reporter Paul Honda spent two days on the Saint Louis campus talking to different players on the three-time defending state champion Crusaders football team. Next up is a chat with the No. 1 recruit in the state this upcoming season, linebacker Jordan Botelho. PREVIOUSLY >> Linebacker Nick Herbig >> Wide receiver Roman Wilson >> Wide receiver Matt Sykes >> Defensive tackle Stanley Mckenzie >> Quarterback Jayden de Laura >> Safety Kamo’i Latu ———- From West […]

Saint Louis’ Mason Tufaga, Wynden Hoohuli ranked among best in nation

By Billy Hull on April 9, 2019

Just how loaded is the linebacker group at Saint Louis this season? Not only do the Crusaders boast the top two ranked prospects in the state in linebackers Jordan Botelho and Nate Herbig, but the two highest ranked recruits in the recently released 247Sports Top 247 for the class of 2021 are linebackers as well — and also from Saint Louis. Sophomores Mason Tufaga and Wynden Hoohuli both made the 247 rankings with Tufaga listed as the No. 83 overall prospect […]

Maryknoll softball continues wild ride in rankings

By Billy Hull on April 8, 2019

For the defending ILH softball champion Maryknoll Spartans, the 2019 season has been a wild ride. Ranked as high as No. 2 at one point this season, the Spartans nearly fell out of the top 10 last week only to bounce back to No. 6 in the latest Honolulu Star-Advertiser Softball Top 10 released today. The Spartans have won four in a row to climb within 1 1/2 games of league-leading Punahou with two games remaining in the ILH regular […]

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