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Punahou is top D-I state volleyball seed

By Nick Abramo on May 2, 2016

As expected, Interscholastic League of Honolulu champion Punahou is the No. 1 seed in Division I for this week’s New City Nissan Boys Volleyball State Championships. The other three seeded teams are No. 2 Moanalua, No. 3 Kamehameha-Hawaii and No. 4 King Kekaulike. In Division II, another ILH champion, Hawaii Baptist, earned the top seed. The state championships run Thursday through Friday, with the D-I and D-II finals on Friday at Blaisdell Arena. Here is the Division I bracket: http://bit.ly/1Z4Jlbb […]

Hurricanes find redemption in the rain

By Jason Kaneshiro on May 1, 2016

It was somewhat fitting that the final out of Saturday’s OIA Division I softball championship ended up in the glove of Kapolei left fielder Dallas Pollard-Brownell. The inning prior, a ball that popped out of her grip helped position Mililani for a third straight OIA crown. But the Hurricanes rallied in the top of the seventh inning with the go-ahead run scoring on Pollard-Brownell’s grounder. Mililani threatened again in the bottom of the inning with a two-out double, but Pollard-Brownell […]

8 judoka capture a second OIA championship

By Jerry Campany on May 1, 2016

Eight athletes won their second Oahu Interscholastic Association championship on Saturday at the Leilehua gym. They are: Roosevelt’s Macy Higa (115 pounds) and Menjam Tamang (103), Moanalua’s Sienna Ho (girls 122), Moanalua’s Amanda Higa (98), Kapolei’s Anthony Brett (132) and Rodman Salangdron (161), Kalani’s Micah Tateyama (145) and Kahuku’s Lerod Tongi (220). The full results of Saturday’s OIA judo championships can be seen here: 2016 OIA Girls Results 2016 OIA Boys Results

HHSAA does away with spring ‘pads’ practice

By Nick Abramo on April 30, 2016

Hawaii football teams will not be holding spring football practices in pads this year, a departure from past seasons when a period of time was set aside for that purpose. The reason for the change for the Oahu Interscholastic Association and the the three Neighbor Islands leagues (Kauai Interscholastic Federation, Big Island Interscholastic Federation Maui Interscholastic League) is a new rule passed by the Hawaii High School Athletic Association executive board at its last meeting earlier this month. The rule […]

OIA track and field live results

By Jerry Campany on April 30, 2016

Live results for OIA track here https://sites.google.com/site/oiatrackinforesultspage/results-live-hi Two events finished yesterday, with Castle’s William Ewaliko taking the pole vault and Kristin O’Handley putting Kaiser in the lead for the team title with a win in the high jump. Boys Pole vault—1, William Ewaliko, Cas, 14-0. 2, Dalton Pahia, Cas, 13-6. 3, Taylor Bee, Cas, 12-6. 4, Adam Guzman, Mil, 12-6. 5, Jamir Bryant, Roos, 11-0. 6, Sean Dugan, Mil 10-6. Girls High jump—1, Kristen O’Handley, Kais, 5-2. 2, Ginon Jones, […]

HHSAA Girls Water Polo brackets

By Jerry Campany on April 30, 2016

The HHSAA probably never had an easier time picking a top seed for a tournament. Punahou drew the No. 1 spot for the Stanford Carr Development Girls Water Polo State Championship today. The ILH champions have won the tournament in each of the last eight years and are favorites to add another beginning May 4 at the Duke Kahanamoku Aquatic Complex. Punahou meets the winner between Hawaii Prep and Kaiser on Thursday. The Buffanblu are a perfect 30-0 in the […]

Anuenue likely to switch to JV football only

By Nick Abramo on April 30, 2016

A lot of sporting events and stories happen throughout the year, and whenever you think you can recall most of it, that’s sometimes when certain knowledge slips through the cracks. That’s why when people asked me recently about the status of the Anuenue varsity football team. I didn’t have an answer, forgetting this story that ran in Hawaii Prep World on Sept. 18: Reluctantly, Anuenue decides to end season At the time, Anuenue decided to end its varsity season early […]

Mililani and Kapolei meet for OIA D-I title

By Jason Kaneshiro on April 30, 2016

This much is certain, the OIA Division I softball title will remain in the west for a seventh consecutive year. Whether it stays in Mililani for a third straight season or heads down to Kapolei for the first time since 2005, well, that figures to be a toss-up. The Trojans and Hurricanes split their regular season matchups in tight contests and meet for a third time on Saturday with the OIA Division I title at stake. Mililani will attempt to […]

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Punahou is top D-I state volleyball seed

Hurricanes find redemption in the rain

8 judoka capture a second OIA championship

HHSAA does away with spring ‘pads’ practice

OIA track and field live results

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Anuenue likely to switch to JV football only

Mililani and Kapolei meet for OIA D-I title

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