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Saint Louis ranked No. 9 in Pacific region

By Nick Abramo on October 23, 2015

Saint Louis is ranked No. 9 in the USA Today Pacific region football rankings. The Crusaders (7-1) are getting ready to play in the Interscholastic League of Honolulu Division I championship game against Punahou on Saturday at 7 p.m. at Aloha Stadium. The two teams split two contests so far this year. The Buffanblu (8-1) won the fist time, 51-45, in double overtime. Saint Louis staved off elimination last Saturday by coming back from a 14-0 deficit to beat Punahou. […]

Nako is new Kamehameha boys VB coach

By Nick Abramo on October 21, 2015

Randy Nako is the new Kamehameha boys volleyball coach, Warriors athletic director Glennie Adams told Hawaii Prep World on Wednesday. Nako has lots of experience as an assistant coach at many different levels. He was a volunteer assistant for the University of Hawaii men’s team and is currently an assistant with the Hawaii Hilo women’s team. He has also been on many staffs as an assistant at the club and high school level and at the international club level, Adams […]

Lapailio, Namba capture ILH kayaking races

By Nick Abramo on October 1, 2015

Punahou’s Liam Namba and Ohi Lapailio were the boys and girls winners of the ILH Kayaking Distance Regatta last Saturday at Ala Wai Canal. Results follow. ILH Kayaking Distance Regatta Sept. 26 at Ala Wai Canal Girls top-10 finishers (2,000 meters) >> 1. Ohi Lapailio, Punahou, 9:53.11 >> 2. Teisa Wolfgramm, Kamehameha, 10:14.26 >> 3. Haley Coffman, Le Jardin, 10:15.82 >> 4. Kaya McTigue, Mid-Pacific, 10:18.60 >> 5. Dani Kauahi, Punahou, 10:20.96 >> 6. Malia Gacutan, Punahou, 10:27.22 >> 7. […]

PCA honors 9 local athletes

By Jerry Campany on September 30, 2015

The Positive Coaching Alliance and Boys and Girls Clubs of Hawaii are trotting out the Los Angeles Lakers for a fundraiser on Friday morning in Waikiki, but they would probably agree that the real winners will be at different tables. The organization’s Hawaii chapter will get together for the Breakfast of Champions at the Coral Ballroom at Hilton Hawaii Village from 7-9 a.m. for a breakfast with Lakers general manager Mitch Kupchak, head coach Byron Scott and assistant coach Mark […]

Mililani hires basketball, wrestling coaches

By Nick Abramo on September 15, 2015

Jason Tittle is the new boys basketball coach at Mililani, Trojans athletic director Glenn Nitta said Monday. Tittle, who is a teacher at Mililani Middle School, was Mililani’s junior varsity coach since 2008. He won three Oahu Interscholastic Association JV championships and four OIA Western Division JV titles. He went 69-16 overall, including playoffs. Tittle takes the reins from Ed Gonzales, who was with the Trojans’ varsity or junior varsity teams for 18 seasons. He led Mililani to the state […]

Mid-Pacific cultivates its own identity

By Nick Abramo on September 2, 2015

As the years go by, Mid-Pacific has steadily moved ahead in forming its own athletic teams rather than have its athletes be part of the Pac-Five conglomerate. Pac-Five sports teams are made up of athletes from many different smaller Interscholastic League of Honolulu schools. Mid-Pacific is one of those schools and it has been well-known for being a huge part of Pac-Five for many years, but times are changing. Boys water polo is the latest sport which Mid-Pacific is offering […]

Triple Impact scholarship finalists named

By Nick Abramo on September 2, 2015

The Positive Coaching Alliance’s Hawaii office has named the finalists for its Triple Impact Competitor scholarship. They 2015 finalists are: >> Julia Hirano, Waimea (cross country, soccer, tennis) >> Astra Kidani, Punahou (basketball, softball) >> Phoebe Kirk, Sacred Hearts (cross country, track and field) >> Cendall Manley, Molokai (cross country, volleyball) >> Kristiana Petrie, La Pietra (air riflery, basketball, archery) >> Jacy Serra, Maui (cross country, soccer, track and field) >> Nike-Michelle Tolentino Kamehameha (cheerleading, gymnastics, track and field) >> […]

Punahou set to defend

By Jerry Campany on August 19, 2015

The Punahou girls volleyball team won’t be sneaking up on Kamehameha this time around. The defending state champion Buffanblu beat the Warriors in last year’s state championship despite losing to them throughout the season. Now it is their turn to wear the bulls-eye. The first look at the Punahou machine will come on Thursday at Iolani’s annual Ann Kang tournament, where they open with ‘Iolani II at 8 a.m. Punahou beat Mira Costa for the tournament championship last year, its […]

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Saint Louis ranked No. 9 in Pacific region

Nako is new Kamehameha boys VB coach

Lapailio, Namba capture ILH kayaking races

PCA honors 9 local athletes

Mililani hires basketball, wrestling coaches

Mid-Pacific cultivates its own identity

Triple Impact scholarship finalists named

Punahou set to defend

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