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Tittle steps down from Mililani hoops post

By Nick Abramo on February 27, 2018

Jason Tittle is looking forward to next Christmas, when it’s likely he won’t be a head basketball coach. Tittle said there were several reasons behind his decision to step down from his post as the Mililani boys varsity coach. One of them is to spend more time with his daughter, who will be turning 3. Another reason, according to Tittle, is that he felt he and his team didn’t meet certain goals that he set out to do. “When I […]

Oregon 6A football champs to visit ‘Iolani

By Nick Abramo on February 27, 2018

The best team in Oregon football last season is visiting Hawaii for a game against ‘Iolani at Eddie Hamada Field on Aug. 31, according to Raiders coach Wendell Look. Clackamas went 14-0 a year ago and captured Oregon’s 6A state championship with a 31-30 victory over South Medford. “They were calling around and emailed me,” Look said Tuesday. “That weekend is the first date mainland schools can play a game.” ‘Iolani went 4-6 in 2017 and nearly made it to […]

Damien to play football game on the mainland

By Nick Abramo on February 27, 2018

Damien will be taking its first mainland football trip since well before Eddie Klaneski became the head coach in 2011. Damien will play Mt. Spokane in Mead, Wash., on Aug. 31. The Wildcats went 8-3 a year ago. Klaneski led the Monarchs to a 10-4 mark and the ILH D-II title in 2017. That record included a 13-10 Division I (middle tier) state-tourney win over Kauai before a 35-19 loss in the D-I state final to Hilo. The idea to […]

Q&A: Kamehameha All-State 1B Dallas Millwood

By Paul Honda on February 27, 2018

The work never ceases, yet Dallas Millwood keeps stepping to the plate. The Kamehameha first baseman has always been the younger one in the bunch, usually with her three softball-playing sisters, playing the sport against older players and teams. Now, she comes off a junior season as the Interscholastic League of Honolulu’s most valuable player: .528 batting average 29 RBIs, 22 runs, four home runs, .609 on-base percentage and .981 slugging average. She signed a letter of intent to play […]

‘Iolani, Baldwin top first baseball state rankings

By Billy Hull on February 26, 2018

On the strength of two undefeated weekends before the start of the regular season, ‘Iolani and Baldwin are the top two teams in the first Honolulu Star-Advertiser Baseball Top 10 rankings released today. The Raiders collected only two of the 10 first-place votes, but are ahead of Baldwin, which received six first-place votes. Mid-Pacific and Campbell received one each. ‘Iolani won the Richard Kitamura Baseball Tournament at Mid-Pacific, finishing 4-0 with wins over three ranked teams — including host MPI in […]

Defending champ Campbell opens at No. 1

By Paul Honda on February 26, 2018

The Campbell Sabers collected seven first-place votes to open the season at No. 1 in the Star-Advertiser Softball Top 10 today. The three-time defending state champions were 7-2-2 in nonconference play. The Sabers lost to Mililani and Kapolei in preseason, and tied with ‘Iolani and Moanalua. Gone via graduation are position player of the year (catcher) Jocelyn Alo, now booming hits for Oklahoma, pitcher of the year Dani Cervantes and outfielder Cieana Curran — all first-team All-State selections. Returning for […]

HAWAII GROWN: Curran headed to USA training camp

By Billy Hull on February 26, 2018

Oregon freshman Chardonnay Curran has been called up to the Under-20 U.S. National Women’s Team World Cup training camp. Curran, a 2017 Campbell High alumna, is one of eight forwards and 24 total players selected who will travel to France from Feb. 23 to March 7 for an extended training camp and two international matches against the Under-20 France Women’s National Team. Both games will be played at venues hosting the Under-20 Women’s World Cup. The USA will play France […]

HAWAII GROWN: UW’s Kaupe finding her groove

By Billy Hull on February 26, 2018

Washington freshman Nawai Kaupe made the most of her two starts in the Marry Nutter Collegiate Classic over the weekend, homering in both games of the Huskies’ two wins on Sunday to remain undefeated this season at 18-0. The No. 1-ranked Washington softball team won 13 of its first 15 games in less than seven innings because of the mercy-run rule. Its last three games of the weekend tournament in Palm Springs, Calif., were all decided by four runs or […]

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Tittle steps down from Mililani hoops post

Oregon 6A football champs to visit ‘Iolani

Damien to play football game on the mainland

Q&A: Kamehameha All-State 1B Dallas Millwood

‘Iolani, Baldwin top first baseball state rankings

Defending champ Campbell opens at No. 1

HAWAII GROWN: Curran headed to USA training camp

HAWAII GROWN: UW’s Kaupe finding her groove

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