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OIA goes 2-11 against ILH powerhouses at McKinley

By Paul Honda on November 13, 2018

For much of preseason basketball history, top teams from the Interscholastic League of Honolulu are ahead of the curve. Midseason form, not quite, but private-school programs are usually further ahead than their counterparts from the public-school Oahu Interscholastic Association. That was made clear at the Matsumoto Law Group McKinley Black and Gold Classic. The four-day tourney closed out on Monday night with the ILH taking 13 of 15 games against OIA and Maui Interscholastic League competition. Against the OIA, the […]

Maryknoll’s youth brigade races to 7-0 start

By Paul Honda on November 13, 2018

Five games in a 40-hour span didn’t faze this team. By Monday night, the Maryknoll Spartans were still perfect. A 62-36 win over host McKinley at the Matsumoto Law Group Black and Gold Classic closed the book on the tourney for this season. Maryknoll went deep, as expected, to pick up its seventh win in seven outings. Even with a Sunday break, the toll of multiple games in two concurrent tournaments tested their legs and gave reserves valuable minutes on […]

Saint Louis jumps to No. 9/16 entering states

By Billy Hull on November 12, 2018

The Saint Louis Crusaders will begin their fourth consecutive First Hawaiian Bank/HHSAA Football State Championships ranked No. 9 in the country in the MaxPreps Xcellent 25 and No. 16 in the USA Today Super 25. The Crusaders put their 24-game winning streak on the line Friday in the second semifinal game at Aloha Stadium in a rematch of a 30-14 win over Kahuku during the regular season. Saint Louis will have gone 20 days between games since a 45-21 win […]


Baldwin headlines 808 Prep Soccer Showcase

By Jerry Campany on November 11, 2018

Next week the state will get its first hint if the Baldwin Bears boys soccer team still has some of the magic it ended last season with. The ninth edition of the 808 Prep Soccer Showcase kicks off on Wednesday, Nov. 14 and run through Saturday with all games at Kapolei High School. The Bears, who bulldozed Oahu powers Kapolei and Punahou on their way to a shared state championship with Hawaii Prep, don’t play until the second day of […]

Mililani’s Gabriel opens up recruitment

By Billy Hull on November 11, 2018

Mililani senior Dillon Gabriel is back on the market. The 6-foot dual-threat quarterback announced on social media Sunday that he has decommitted from Army and will open up his recruitment with the first signing period just a month away. Gabriel initially committed to Army in June over offers from Air Force, Navy and Hawaii. I have de-committed and I am opening up my recruitment! pic.twitter.com/8n9O0WR9Wz — Dillon Gabriel ⚡️ (@_dillongabriel_) November 11, 2018 Gabriel is Hawaii’s career passing record holder […]

Kahooilihala: Lunas are great, Rough Riders love a challenge

By Paul Honda on November 11, 2018

Twelve is such a beautiful number for Rough Rider nation. Roosevelt is an amazing 12-1 after a typical gut-check victory. A 20-7 decision over a gritty Pac-Five squad vaulted the Rough Riders into the semifinal round of the First Hawaiian Bank/HHSAA Division II State Championships. “We knew it was going to be a hard, tough game for us. Pac-Five is a great team. They came to play,” Roosevelt coach Kui Kahooilihala said. The home team in red answered with another […]

Tautofi’s Bulldogs can never be counted out

By Billy Hull on November 11, 2018

KEAAU >> After losing to Roosevelt in the OIA Division II title game, the path for Kaimuki to get to a state title game will include multiple trips to the outer islands. The first was a one-hour flight to the Big Island to face BIIF champion Kamehameha-Hawaii on Saturday night in Keaau. The weather was awful with rain coming down for the entire day and evening, yet despite five fumbles lost, including three in the fourth quarter alone, the Bulldogs […]

Pac-Five takes away a lot from state tourney experience

By Nick Abramo on November 10, 2018

Pac-Five’s season is over — for the second time. The Wolfpack thought the end came a few weeks ago and so they put the pads away. Thanks to rival St. Francis using an ineligible player and getting disqualified, the team had new life. It was back to the practice field to get ready for a first appearance at the state tournament. They put on a good show Saturday night, trailing by only a touchdown late in the fourth quarter before […]