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GAME NIGHT 10/28: Kahuku/Farrington

By Hawaii Prep World on October 28, 2016

It’s title night in the OIA at Aloha Stadium with the Division I and Division II OIA championship games taking place. No. 1 Kahuku (9-1) and No. 4 Farrington (8-2) meet for the fourth time in the OIA championship game. The Red Raiders have won the previous three meetings and are looking for their 25th OIA crown. Farrington won its only OIA championship in 1990. No. 1 Kahuku 44, No. 4 Farrington 8 Game is called at 11:15 p.m. with […]

HHSAA D-II state football brackets released

By Hawaii Prep World on October 28, 2016

The First Hawaiian Bank/HHSAA State Football Championships in Division II get underway Friday. Here is the schedule. Friday, Nov. 4 Waipahu vs. Lahainaluna at War Memorial Stadium, 3:30 p.m. Waialua vs. Damien at Campbell, 4:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 12 (1) Kapaa vs. Wail/DMS winner, TBD (2) Konawaena vs. Waip/Lah winner, TBD Friday, Nov. 18 Championship game, 5 p.m., Aloha Stadium

GAME NIGHT 10/28: Waipahu/Waialua

By Hawaii Prep World on October 28, 2016

It’s title night in the OIA at Aloha Stadium with the Division I and Division II OIA championship games taking place. The Division II battle features 2006 and ’11 OIA D-II champion Waipahu (8-1) against Waialua (6-2), which is looking to end a 61-year title drought. The Marauders avenged their only loss of the season with a 13-7 win over Pearl City last weekend in the semifinals. Waipahu is the only team on Oahu with a 1,000-yard passer (Braden Amorozo) […]


North Shore unites at Aloha Stadium

By Nick Abramo on October 28, 2016

Right now, the Waialua Bulldogs are playing for their first football league championship since 1955 and it doesn’t hurt to have the whole North Shore on your side. A little magic blessing from Kahuku, the defending Division I state football champions from the Eastern end, can’t hurt. Well, Waialua — from the Western end of the North Shore — just happens to be on the Mauka sideline at Aloha Stadium for its Oahu Interscholastic Association Division II title game against […]

HHSAA girls Cross Country all-time top 10s

By Jerry Campany on October 28, 2016

A Punahou girl doesn’t always win the state cross country championships, but one is always in the mix. The Buffanblu have placed at least one runner in the top 10 of every state championship since missing out in 2005, oftentimes putting multiple runners in the top 10 (Three in each of the last two years). As impressive as that is, the Buffanblu have had the individual winner only once since 2000 when Elli Brady took the 2009 race. That hasn’t […]

HHSAA boys Cross Country all-time top 10s

By Jerry Campany on October 28, 2016

Punahou’s Connor Lehl is on the verge of joining a very special list. Lehl, the favorite in the boys race at the Honolulu Marathon Hawaii State Cross Country championships on the Big Island, is one of the very few runners in state history who has been elite since the moment he laced his shoes up as a freshman. If Lehl can finish in the top 10 on the Hawaii Prep campus, he would become just the fifth boy to finish […]

Cowell powers Na Alii into semifinals

By Jason Kaneshiro on October 27, 2016

King Kekaulike coach Al Paschoal said there’s “a lot of chatter” regarding Chandler Cowell’s future. In the present, the Na Alii junior will likely be a focal point in the Kamehameha’s coaching staff’s discussions heading into Friday’s semifinal matchup in the New City Nissan/HHSAA Division I Girls Volleyball Championship. Cowell powered third-seeded King Kekaulike into the semifinals with 24 kills while hitting .388 in a four-set quarterfinal win over Kalaheo on Thursday at Moanalua. Kamehameha, the defending state champion, joined […]

5 things to know about state cross country meet

By Stan Lee on October 27, 2016

Intriguing storylines abound at Saturday’s Honolulu Marathon/HHSAA Cross Country State Championships. This will be the first state meet with a 5-kilometer course (3.11 miles) after a proposal passed to increase the distance from three miles. Here’s five things to know to about the state meet at Hawaii Preparatory Academy. >> Hills, hills, hills: HPA is one of the toughest courses in the state with steep climbs on every mile. Runners will have slower times because of the course. But place […]