VIDEO: Kahuku QB Sol-Jay Maiava
By Paul Honda on August 2, 2017Sophomore quarterback Sol-Jay Maiava chats after Kahuku’s scrimmage at Kamehameha. Maiava has four scholarship offers already.
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VIDEO: Kahuku football coach Makoa Freitas
By Paul Honda on August 2, 2017First-year head football coach Makoa Freitas chatted after Kahuku’s scrimmage at Kamehameha.
Silva restoring Tigers pride; Say starts 27th season
By Nick Abramo on August 1, 2017On one side of the triangular matchup at the McKinley field last Saturday, you had a program having trouble putting enough players in uniform to participate. And no, it wasn’t the McKinley Tigers. It was the Kaiser Cougars, who have taken the mantle from the Tigers as the team that could forfeit games on a week by week basis. But it wasn’t so long ago that McKinley was in that exact same predicament. Before them, it was Anuenue, a school […]
12 from Hawaii make Poly award watch list
By Billy Hull on August 1, 2017The Polynesian Football Hall of Fame announced today the establishment of the Polynesian High School Player of the Year Award and 2017 watch list. The award will be presented annually to the most outstanding Polynesian senior high school football player in the country. Twelve players from Hawaii made the initial watch list of 52 kids. Additional players may be added during the season. Five finalists for the award will be announced on Dec. 7 and the winner will be announced […]
PREP FOOTBALL COUNTDOWN: No. 3 Punahou
By Nick Abramo on August 1, 2017You never know when a kicker is going to be called on to decide a football game, so it helps to have a good one on your high school team. Punahou never seems to have a bad one, and according to Buffanblu coach Kale Ane, this year is no different. You could actually call Punahou “Kicker U.” and it might stick. Within recent years, Kaimi Fairbairn has gone from kicking at Punahou to doing so at UCLA. Jet Toner is […]
Castle, Waialua to play all away league games
By Nick Abramo on July 31, 2017Castle is experiencing problems with the lights at its football field and will be playing all 2017 league games on the road against the regularly scheduled opponents. John Hao told Hawaii Prep World on Sunday about the situation. “Our lights don’t light up the field enough,” he said. “And the light housings are all rusted. It’s a safety issue.” The Knights will still play a nonleague game against Damien at home this Saturday at 3 p.m., when no lights are […]
PREP FOOTBALL COUNTDOWN: No. 4 Mililani
By Jason Kaneshiro on July 31, 2017The experience of two varsity seasons contributes to Mililani quarterback Dillon Gabriel’s comfort and calm in the pocket. Having five returning starters protecting him up front certainly doesn’t hurt. Gabriel made his varsity debut as a freshman, earned the starting position last year and passed for 2,656 yards and 28 touchdowns behind the protection of an offensive line comprised of three juniors and two freshmen. The unit returns intact and represents the foundation for the Mililani offense as the fourth-ranked […]
PREP FOOTBALL COUNTDOWN: No. 5 Waianae
By Paul Honda on July 30, 2017One of the constants of Leeward Oahu has been and probably always will be Waianae football. From the Pee Wees of Pop Warner (Waianae Tigers) on up to the high school, there’s a certain consistency and tradition, coaching and community pride, that is all part of the time-capsule brand of teamwork that endures. But there’s always something unexpected with high schoolers. Rico Rosario, a bedrock of stability on the offensive side of the ball, nearly upset the cart when he […]