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GAME NIGHT 9/1: Kaimuki/Roosevelt

By Hawaii Prep World on September 1, 2017

KAIMUKI BULLDOGS (2-1, 2-0 OIA D-II) Head coach: David Tautofi 2017 Bulldogs roster VS. ROOSEVELT ROUGH RIDERS (1-2, 1-2) Head coach: Kui Kahooilihala 2017 Rough Riders roster ************* Kaimuki 14, Roosevelt 6 (Final) Kaimuki 14, Roosevelt 6, 3:08 left fourth quarter Elijah Lemalu catches a 15-yard scoring pass from Jordan Soloman. Burton makes PAT. Kaimuki 7 Roosevelt 6, 8:47 left fourth quarter The Bulldogs take the lead on Ieke Seei-Cleveland’s 2-yard run and Richard Burton’s PAT kick) Roosevelt 6, Kaimuki 0, end […]

GAME NIGHT 9/1: Kalaheo/Pearl City

By Hawaii Prep World on September 1, 2017

PEARL CITY CHARGERS (3-1, 3-0 OIA D-II) Head coach: Robin Kami 2017 Chargers roster VS. KALAHEO MUSTANGS (1-2, 1-1) Head coach: Darrell Poole 2017 Mustangs roster Pearl City 31, Kalaheo 0, FINAL 9:37: FINAL: Pearl City 31, Kalaheo 0. Impressive win for the Chargers, who are now 4-0 in OIA Division II play and 4-1 overall. Kalaheo drops to 1-3, 1-2. 9:36: The Chargers get a first down with 1:36 left and are now in victory formation. Taking knees until […]

Mililani, Punahou, Radford games shown online

By Nick Abramo on September 1, 2017

Three Hawaii high school football teams will be in action on the mainland this weekend and all of those games can be seen on the Internet via live streaming. No. 3 Mililani (3-0, 3-0 Oahu Interscholastic Association Red) visits the Clayton Valley Charter (Concord, Calif.) Ugly Eagles (0-1) on Friday at 3:50 p.m. Hawaii time. Click here to watch it on the NFHS Network. In another Friday game, Radford (1-2, 1-2 OIA Blue) plays at the Centennial (Gresham, Ore.) Eagles […]

Warriors crisp and sharp in sweep of Buffanblu

By Paul Honda on September 1, 2017

The only thing that really didn’t go right for longtime Kamehameha girls volleyball coach Chris Blake was his post-match dinner. He showed up at Rainbow Drive In on Thursday night, in need of his favorite: chili plate. The bad news: sold out. That’s one of the few things that haven’t gone well for the physics instructor on or off the court. His program is still elite, ranked No. 2 in the state, but with Punahou and top-ranked ‘Iolani right there […]

Throw rankings out for ILH opener

By Paul Honda on September 1, 2017

Wins and losses are all that really matter to title contenders in the ILH, and if the names are removed, is there really much difference between the state’s No. 1 team (and defending champion) and the squad ranked No. 5? Team A Wins: Farrington (34-15), at Lahainaluna (34-10), Carson (33-10). Team B Wins: at Waianae (49-7), Baldwin (61-0). Which team is which? Team A is Kamehameha, currently 3-0 and gaining momentum with each rousing victory. The struggles of a young […]

Cordeiro steps out of the shadows

By Paul Honda on September 1, 2017

One thing Crusaders’ quarterback Chevan Cordeiro does exceedingly well is pick his spots and gravitate to open space when passing routes are siphoned off. This is the rest of tremendous preparation, and he clearly learned his trade by working next to Tua Tagovailoa every day. Cordeiro is deceptively fast, able to chew off gains of 5 to 10 yards consistently. Kamehameha’s response tonight when the two teams meet in the ILH opener for both teams may be to tag a […]

Front line fuels Kamehameha’s offense

By Paul Honda on September 1, 2017

Kamehameha’s offensive line is developing into one of the best in the state. There were issues in a preseason scrimmage against Kahuku, but that turned into a lesson the Warriors have learned well from. But how will they fare against a Saint Louis front seven that includes defensive lineman Faatui Tuitele and linebacker Noa Purcell tonight at Aloha Stadium? Kamehameha’s offense has become more and more balanced, allowing Thomas Yam to do more managing than scrambling. They’ll smash, Yam will […]

KS-Hawaii’s Spaar commits to Temple

By Paul Honda on August 31, 2017

Kamehameha-Hawaii sophomore Nani Spaar has committed to play volleyball for Temple University, according to Pilipa‘a Volleyball Club Coach Chris Leonard. Over the summer, the 6-foot outside hitter played with Pilipa‘a at the USA Volleyball National Junior Championships, then trained at the USA Volleyball Select A2 Camp in Colorado Springs, Colo. Former Kamehameha (Kapalama) standout Mia Heirakuji is a junior libero at Temple. Former Moanalua outside hitter Gabby Matautia also played at Temple.

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GAME NIGHT 9/1: Kaimuki/Roosevelt

GAME NIGHT 9/1: Kalaheo/Pearl City

Mililani, Punahou, Radford games shown online

Warriors crisp and sharp in sweep of Buffanblu

Throw rankings out for ILH opener

Cordeiro steps out of the shadows

Front line fuels Kamehameha’s offense

KS-Hawaii’s Spaar commits to Temple

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