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ILH, OIA games rained out

By Hawaii Prep World on April 20, 2017

The Interscholastic League of Honolulu just announced that today’s baseball championship doubleheader at Hans L’Orange Park has been postponed due to rain. The Division II championship game between St. Francis and Damien has been moved to Friday at Ala Wai Field at 3:30 p.m. The Division I championship game between Saint Louis and Kamehameha will be played at Goeas Field on Friday at 3:30. Though conditions in town on Thursday were slightly damp, Waipahu was drenched. Hans L’Orange was perfectly […]

Polynesian Bowl has 40 ESPN Top 300 players

By Hawaii Prep World on April 20, 2017

The updated ESPN 300 recruiting rankings for the high school class of 2018 was released Thursday with 40 of the current 2018 Polynesian Bowl commitments listed. Four of the top eight players in the nation will compete at Aloha Stadium in January 2018 — DE Eyabi Anoma (No. 2), QB Justin Fields (No. 4), WR Jalen Hall (No. 7) and DE Micah Parsons (No. 8). All 11 Polynesian players listed in the ESPN 300 are committed. There are seven quarterbacks listed […]

Punahou’s Chin and Choi snare ILH titles

By Nick Abramo on April 19, 2017

Andrew Chin is now a two-time individual medalist in Interscholastic League of Honolulu golf. Claire Choi is a first-time ILH champion. The two Punahou student athletes had the hot hands Wednesday at the Turtle Bay Fazio Course to help the Buffanblu become the first school to sweep the ILH boys and girls individual golf titles two years in a row. Punahou has swept the individual awards five times and Kamehameha did it once in 2002. Chin knew it was going […]

Lee and Jones have discussed leaving ILH

By Nick Abramo on April 19, 2017

It’s still only talk at this point. Saint Louis football coach Cal Lee, who built the biggest dynasty in Hawaii high school football history, said he and June Jones of the school’s athletic department talked about the possibility of the Crusaders leaving the Interscholastic League of Honolulu At that time a few weeks ago, the Lee/Jones discussion hadn’t advanced to the point where other ILH administrators were in on it. A little bit more than a passing thought is all […]

Cardiac Monarchs in miracle mode

By Paul Honda on April 19, 2017

Three runs in the nick of time, and the Damien Monarchs are defying all doubters. Of course, not a lot of folks thought Damien would be in this position. The Monarchs finished second to St. Francis in the ILH Division II regular season, which meant the Saints got a favorable status in the postseason. Damien not only had to win the ILH D-II tournament, but would have to win two games in a row against St. Francis to claim the […]

Perreira-Alquiza’s clutch HR ‘meant to be’

By Paul Honda on April 19, 2017

It was a string of missed opportunities by the Saint Louis Crusaders and Kamehameha Warriors on Tuesday night. The ILH baseball tournament title was on the line, a 5-all game, with Saint Louis needing a win to continue its quest for a league title. But they stranded a runner at third base in the top of the fifth against Christian DeJesus, who had replaced starter Kamahao Arita. Kamehameha went 1-2-3 in the bottom of the fifth against Crusaders starter Chase […]

Could the Big Three bolt from ILH in football?

By Hawaii Prep World on April 19, 2017

Saint Louis coach Cal Lee and director of athletic programs and development June Jones both confirmed that they are looking for new ways to schedule games in the future if an OIA and ILH merger doesn’t happen. This season, the Crusaders, Punahou and Kamehameha will compete in a three-team ILH Division I league and play each other at least twice and up to as many as five times including the state tournament. As Lee told the Star-Advertiser’s Dave Reardon, “a […]

9 playoff golf holes is a rarity at any level

By Nick Abramo on April 19, 2017

For eight playoff holes, Kaiser’s Malia Nam and Kalani’s Miki Manta went shot for shot and toe to toe at the Turtle Bay Fazio Course on Tuesday. And on the ninth extra hole, there was finally a decision. Nam two-putted from about 25 feet for par and it took Manta three shots to get on to the green on Fazio’s par-3 15th. Despite hitting a fat second-shot from the left of the green, Manta nearly kept it tied. On her […]

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ILH, OIA games rained out

Polynesian Bowl has 40 ESPN Top 300 players

Punahou’s Chin and Choi snare ILH titles

Lee and Jones have discussed leaving ILH

Cardiac Monarchs in miracle mode

Perreira-Alquiza’s clutch HR ‘meant to be’

Could the Big Three bolt from ILH in football?

9 playoff golf holes is a rarity at any level

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