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Matautia selected to U.S. Junior National Team

By Hawaii Prep World on June 28, 2016

Recent Moanalua graduate Austin Matautia, who signed with Hawaii, was one of 12 players who made the final cut for the U.S. Men’s Junior National Team on Monday. Matautia, one of three outside hitters selected to the squad, led Na Menehune to the state final as a senior and is the only OIA boys volleyball player to make the Honolulu Star-Advertiser All-State Fab 15 list in four consecutive seasons. He was one of 12 athletes selected to the Hawaii High […]

SPRING-ing into FB season: Pearl City Chargers

By Nick Abramo on June 27, 2016

21st IN A SERIES Next: Radford Rams PEARL CITY CHARGERS >> 2015 record and finish: 3-5 (3-5 OIA D-II); did not qualify for the OIA D-II playoffs >> Number of returning starters: 6 (4 offense, 2 defense) >> Number of returning seniors: 18 >> Number of starters lost to graduation: 16 >> Number of seniors lost to graduation: 25 >> Honolulu Star-Advertiser All-State selections lost to graduation: None >> Honolulu Star-Advertiser All-State selections returning: None >> OIA D-II All-Stars lost […]

Leilehua’s Watson down to 6 for college

By Hawaii Prep World on June 26, 2016

The recruiting process is quickly winding down for Leilehua defensive back Charles Watson. Watson, who told the Star-Advertiser’s Stephen Tsai last month he wanted to make his decision by the end of the summer, released his list of six schools to make the latest cut for his services. Hawaii, Vanderbilt, Washington State, San Diego State, Fresno State and Oregon State are all still in the hunt to land Watson. #GodIsGood Top 6‼️ Commitment coming before the season! pic.twitter.com/E17cHnupBf — Charles […]

Power teams line up appetizing FB scrimmages

By Nick Abramo on June 25, 2016

Power scrimmages anyone? Well, if you don’t think Oahu high school football is that close, think again. Teams statewide have been preparing for the fall season throughout the spring and now summer. The first scheduled scrimmage is 33 days a way (Thursday, June 28), slightly more than month. A week after that, real nonleague games begin (Friday, Aug. 5). And then it’s one week later until the regular-season games start (Friday, Aug. 12). The Oahu regular-season schedule (not including ILH […]

Where the OIA-ILH FB alliance proposal stands

By Nick Abramo on June 25, 2016

For anyone who is wondering what happened to the Oahu Interscholastic Association/Interscholastic League of Honolulu football alliance proposal for 2016 that would have created a three-tier combined OIA-ILH system along with three (instead of two) state championships and $1 million annually for three years from the business community to be divided among the 29 football playing high schools, this is where it’s at: >> The proposal passed unanimously in a vote of ILH heads of school >> The proposal was […]

Kahoohanohano-Davis earns Gatorade honor

By Nick Abramo on June 24, 2016

Baldwin’s Anthony Kahoohanohano-Davis is the Gatorade Hawaii Boys Track and Field Athlete of the Year, the Gatorade Company announced Friday. The award recognizes athletic excellence, high standards of academic achievement and exemplary character on and off the track. The 6-foot-1, 185-pound senior won three individual titles, set two state records and anchored a victorious relay at the state championship meet in May. Kahoohanohano-Davis soared a record 24 feet, 10 inches to win the long jump, broke the previous triple-jump mark […]

Taylor is Gatorade Hawaii girls athlete of year

By Nick Abramo on June 24, 2016

Hawaii Prep’s Emma Taylor is the Gatorade Hawaii Girls Track and Field Athlete of the Year, the Gatorade Company announced Thursday. The award recognizes athletic excellence, high standards of academic achievement and exemplary character on and off the track. Taylor, a 5 foot 6 senior, won the 100-meter high hurdles in 15.79 seconds and the 300-meter intermediate hurdles in 45.82 at the state meet in May, leading Ka Makani to the team championship. Taylor also finished second in the 200-meter […]

Kaiser’s Umemoto out as baseball coach

By Nick Abramo on June 24, 2016

The revolving door continues in full swing for coaches at Kaiser. Head baseball coach Ryan Umemoto is the latest to find himself on the outside. The Cougars administration sent out a job posting, looking for applicants for the head baseball position. It is not clear whether Umemoto decided to step down or he was not rehired to the standard OIA one-year contract. No word was given on whether the move had anything to do with Umemoto’s ejection along with another […]

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Matautia selected to U.S. Junior National Team

SPRING-ing into FB season: Pearl City Chargers

Leilehua’s Watson down to 6 for college

Power teams line up appetizing FB scrimmages

Where the OIA-ILH FB alliance proposal stands

Kahoohanohano-Davis earns Gatorade honor

Taylor is Gatorade Hawaii girls athlete of year

Kaiser’s Umemoto out as baseball coach

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