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OIA boys basketball brackets

By Jerry Campany on February 7, 2015

First round, Friday DI: Kailua at Mililani, 730 DI: Waianae at Farrington, 6 DI: McKinley at Pearl City, 6 DI: Radford at Moanalua, 6 DII: Waipahu at Kalani, 6 DII: Waialua vs. Kaimuki at Mililani, 530 Second round, Saturday DI: Mililani or Kailua at Kalaheo, 6 DI: Farrington or Waianae at Campbell, 6 DI: Pearl City or McKinley at Kahuku, 6 DI: Moanalua or Radford at Leilehua, 7 DII: Waialua or Kaimuki at Kaiser, 6 DII: Kalani or Waipahu at Aiea, 6

Matas’ guile brings victory to Mililani

By Nick Abramo on February 6, 2015

People in the stands at the Castle High field Thursday night saw Mililani’s Marc Matas score with a header on Jarad Choquette’s corner kick for a 1-0 win over Kalaheo in the OIA boys soccer semifinals. What the spectators may not have seen is the jockeying for position that went on seconds before the goal. Mililani had been pounding away all night with shot after shot on Kalaheo’s defense and goalkeeper Jack Bell, but couldn’t put it in. For two […]

Kamehameha paddlers will be tested again

By Jerry Campany on February 6, 2015

Kamehameha-Kapalama has pretty much dominated state canoe paddling since its inception in 2002, but there is still one thing left to accomplish that nobody has done before. The boys crew will be going for its third straight title, it has won back-to-back three times but never completed a three-peat. The ILH champions go in knowing that the ILH has won the race in each of the last five years. The First Hawaiian Bank Canoe Paddling Championships are scheduled for Saturday […]

Owls support Swanson ohana

By Curtis Murayama on February 6, 2015

Tuesday will be more than just a game for the Mid-Pacific boys basketball team. Much much more. It’ll be senior aloha night, sure, but what will make this game special, meaningful and emotional will be the return of a player who saw the lives of his family, especially his father, get turned cruelly upside down and inside out in just a few short months. Senior Ben Swanson will fly back from Minnesota to participate in the 5 p.m. game at […]

Alvarez, Herrera break OIA West swim marks

By Nick Abramo on February 5, 2015

Campbell’s Makoa Alvarez set two meet records at the OIA Western Diviison Swimming and Diving Championships last Saturday. Alvarez broke the mark in the 100-yard butterfly in 49.81 seconds during qualifying. The old mark was 51.32. He also set the record in the 100 backstroke in 49.79 (beating the previous record time of 53.35), also during qualifying, and he went on to win the final in both events. Alvarez also helped the Sabers to victories in two relays, the 200 […]

Waianae has its new head football coach

By Hawaii Prep World on February 4, 2015

Walter Young is the new varsity football coach at Waianae High School. Young is a 10-year member of the coaching staff, including the last two as junior varsity head coach. “We really wanted to hire somebody in house,” athletic director Glenn Tokunaga said. “He’s been through the system. He knows the kids and what we expect in the athletic program at Waianae.” Young replaces the recently departed Daniel Matsumoto, who stepped down last week after 15 years as head coach. […]

Christman signs as preferred UW walk-on

By Nick Abramo on February 4, 2015

Punahou tight end Matthew Christman signed his letter of intent and will be a preferred walk-on at Washington, Buffanblu coach Kale Ane confirmed Wednesday. Christman, a 6-foot-3, 235-pounder, caught seven passes for 127 yards and a TD during Punahou’s ILH championship season that ended with a loss to Mililani in the state title game. In other late signing news Wednesday, Kamehameha offensive lineman Radson Jang selected Army, and Punahou defensive back Robert Straton chose Dartmouth.

PIAA LOI Day: Uluave signs with Cal

By Paul Honda on February 4, 2015

Punahou all-state offensive lineman Semisi Uluave signed a letter of intent with the University of California at Berkeley this morning at the Pacific Islands Athletic Alliance ceremony. Uluave, a 6-foot-6, 315-pound senior, opted for Cal over several other programs, including Oregon. “I felt like Cal is the best fit for me, and it’s the No. 1 public university in the country, in the world,” he said. The multi-talented Laie resident did not mention if he will go on an two-year […]

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