Football

No. 3 Farrington 27, No. 10 Kapolei 6 Farrington’s Harry Tuimaseve rumbled for 171 yards on 27 carries and all three touchdowns by the Governors’ offense, while linebacker Charles Tauaefa returned a pick for another score. Farrington’s offensive line didn’t miss a beat when right guard Jarome Faamata left after aggravating a leg injury. Laimana Kapuwai stepped in and the ground-and-pound attack resumed with the OIA Red East’s top rusher, Tuimaseve. Farrington (8-1 overall), ranked No. 3 in the Star-Bulletin […]

Star-Bulletin reporter Paul Honda made sure he got to Kapolei early when the Hurricanes hosted Leilehua in September, hoping to have plenty of time to soak in the atmosphere and check out what might be the lushest patch of grass on the island. He wanted to check out the brand-new press box, but it wasn’t ready yet. The home team lost a close one, 14-10. [showtime]

No. 4 Leilehua 29, Kailua 13 As the lights flickered on and off at Hugh Yoshida Stadium, so did Leilehua’s chances at a state-tournament berth. Upset-minded Kailua proved to be a legitimate threat to upset the Mules, but CJ Bailey’s 165 all-purpose yards proved to be too much in a 29-13 win last night in the quarterfinals of the Oahu Interscholastic Association Red conference playoffs. The game was delayed three times as various power outages forced stoppages in play. By […]

Waianae running back Keoni Napierala-Rose have been suspended for Friday night’s playoff game against Castle. Napierala-Rose was involved in an on-campus brawl on Tuesday. Four other football players were involved and also suspended. The Seariders host Castle on Friday night in an Oahu interscholastic Association Red Conference quarterfinal. Napierala-Rose has scored seven touchdowns rushing and five TDs receiving this season.

Star-Bulletin reporter Paul Honda took his camera to last weekend’s game between OIA White powers Aiea and Moanalua. A crowd of 5,000 showed up to root on Na Menehune, who came through with a victory and completed their undefeated regular season. [showtime]

By Paul Honda As of Thursday morning, there have been no suspensions of Waianae football players following Tuesday’s on-campus brawl. Administrators are trying to piece together what happened, and until they decide on who will be suspended, Waianae players are moving on. The Seariders host Castle on Friday night in an Oahu interscholastic Association Red Conference quarterfinal. “There might have been some players involved. It’s hard to say,” coach Daniel Matsumoto said. “It was just crazy, a riot on campus. […]

With 12 days off between matches, top-ranked Punahou had a lull to deal with before the state volleyball tournament, which begins in one week. Fortunately, the Buffanblu and at least three other teams are getting a taste of competition during the lull on Saturday. The inaugural Bump, Set and Spike for the Cure exhibition tournament at La Pietra’s gym is a fundraiser for Susan G. Komen for the Cure, a grassroots network of breast cancer survivors and activists. Kamehameha, Hawaii […]

The reeling Saint Louis football team dropped out of the top five of the Star-Bulletin’s latest high school football poll, moving from No. 4 to No. 8 after a loss to Punahou knocked them out of contention for the ILH title and the state berth that comes with it. The Crusaders, who were ranked No. 1 to begin the season, are two losses behind Kamehameha with two games to go. Saint Louis plays Damien on Friday. Leilehua, the preseason No. […]