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A fourth team has climbed to No. 1 in the Honolulu Star-Advertiser Baseball Top 10 this season. OIA West regular-season champion Campbell, which opens the OIA tournament at home on Thursday, received five of 10 first-place votes and is the new No. 1, replacing Baldwin, which suffered its first loss of the season to Kamehameha-Maui last week. The Sabers had an 18-game, regular-season OIA winning streak snapped in 12 innings to Pearl City in March but have rebounded to win […]

The OIA baseball tournament will run Wednesday through Saturday with the Division I and Division II championship games taking place at Les Murakami Stadium on Saturday. Two-time defending champion Kailua will open play on Thursday playing the winner between Leilehua and Castle. The full schedule is below: Playoffs

The Damien Monarchs refused to surrender, and with a stunning 7-6 win over No. 6 Kamehameha on Friday afternoon, they’ve kept hopes for a regular-season Division II title alive. Pinch hitter Milton Gainey III came through with a single to the left-center gap, scoring Mana Cameron with the winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning. Damien’s chances? It’s a long shot. Damien is now 7-5 in the Interscholastic League of Honolulu with one game left in the regular […]

Is Mother Nature cheering for Punahou? Instead of facing a five-run deficit, a deluge of inclement weather may have saved the Buffanblu’s slim chance at winning the ILH’s baseball regular season. A dry afternoon at Ala Wai Field turned into a torrent of rain, a power outage and lightning. ‘Iolani led 7-2 with Punahou at bat in the bottom of the second inning when umpires called for a rain delay. Within 10 minutes, wind howled to 25 mph, lights went […]