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MPI’s Oley, Muramaru sweep ILH awards

By Hawaii Prep World on May 18, 2016

Mid-Pacific continued its dominance of ILH baseball this season and to the surprise of few swept the top awards for the ILH all-star teams that were released Wednesday. Pitcher/Outfielder Alexander Oley was named player of the year while Dunn Muramaru was named the coach of the year in Division I. St. Francis’ Ian Phillips and Kip Akana took home the player and coach awards in Division II. Division I Most valuable player—Alexander Oley, Sr, Mid-Pacific Coach of the year—Dunn Muramaru, […]

Former Radford LB getting noticed in Vegas

By Billy Hull on May 17, 2016

Jordan Walker had spent all of his life in Hawaii. He had just won a Division II state title completing an undefeated 13-0 season with the Radford Rams, who put together one of the best defenses in recent memory. But as we’ve seen time and time again, kids have to do what they feel is in the best interests of themselves and their families, which is why Walker had to say goodbye. In January, Walker transferred from Radford to Silverado […]

Pearl City’s Fontes honored by Gatorade

By Jerry Campany on May 17, 2016

Pearl City freshman Sunshine Fontes was honored by Gatorade as the girls soccer player of the year. Fontes led the Chargers to the state title in the winter and was the Star-Advertiser’s first freshman to be named state player of the year. The Gatorade award is independent of the Star-Advertiser’s list and this is the first time in two years the two entities agreed on the player of the year. Past Star-Advertiser selections with Gatorade winners in parenthesis where it […]

Kahuku football gets $5K gift for trip

By Jerry Campany on May 17, 2016

Continental Pacific, a land development company based on the North Shore, donated $5,000 to the Kahuku football program on Tuesday. The money is to support the school’s trip to Nevada to play Bishop Gorman on Sept. 17. Continental Pacific partner Reynolds Henderson challenged other companies to match the donation by contacting Gillian Yamagata at the Kahuku Athletic Department. The school reports that it has raised $15,000 so far. The Gaels, who are ranked No. 4 in the country, came to […]

Encinas, Navarro lead Hawaii USA

By Jerry Campany on May 17, 2016

Lahianaluna girls Iverly Navarro and Alexis Encinas won their weight classes at the Hawaii USA Wrestling Championships at the Lahaina Civic Center over the weekend. Navarro won the 113-pound class while Encinas was tops at 123. Kayla Araki of KS-Hawaii took the 159-pound class. High school boys winners were Josiah Nohara of Lanai (113), Zeff Dudoit of Molokai (128), KS-Hawaii’s Trey Galigo (138) and Kaau Estrella (144), Makana Tapia of Kamehameha (158), Tommy Stevenson of Baldwin and Waianae’s Ezekial Ayala […]

Campbell rides Alo and Cervantes to crown

By Nick Abramo on May 14, 2016

If there is one rule the Honolulu Star-Advertiser goes by when it comes to picking a most valuable player, it’s that there can only be one. Having two people share that award is something to be avoided. If it’s a close call, the editors in charge will say, “Pick one.” So it was kinda funny when Star-Advertiser reporter Jason Kaneshiro looked over at me near the end of Campbell’s 12-2 win over Kapolei in the Division I state softball final […]

Aiea, Kaimuki to play mainland FB foes

By Nick Abramo on May 13, 2016

Aiea and Kaimuki are among the Oahu football schools who are scheduled to play mainland opponents in the fall. Aiea plays at Centennial in Gresham, Ore., on Friday, Sept. 2. The next day, Kaimuki hosts Faith Lutheran of Las Vegas at an Oahu site to be determined. Kahuku, ‘Iolani and St. Francis are also scheduled to face mainland opponents this season. The preseason schedule for Oahu teams (if the proposed OIA-ILH alliance does not get voted in, and, at this […]

Kapolei storms back to reach state final

By Jason Kaneshiro on May 13, 2016

It took five innings, but Kapolei found its timing just in time to put together a rally that propelled the Hurricanes into Friday’s title game of the DataHouse/HHSAA Division I Softball Championship. Outside of Sadie Kapaku-You’s swing on the first pitch of the bottom of the fourth inning in Thursday’s semifinal game, Kapolei was kept off balance by Pearl City junior Tyanna Kaaialii’s offspeed offerings while the Chargers executed at the plate to take a 5-1 lead. Kapaku-You’s home run […]

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MPI’s Oley, Muramaru sweep ILH awards

Former Radford LB getting noticed in Vegas

Pearl City’s Fontes honored by Gatorade

Kahuku football gets $5K gift for trip

Encinas, Navarro lead Hawaii USA

Campbell rides Alo and Cervantes to crown

Aiea, Kaimuki to play mainland FB foes

Kapolei storms back to reach state final

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