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Air Force offers 2 from Kamehameha

By Billy Hull on May 2, 2016

The Air Force Academy is making the rounds in Hawaii apparently and has handed out offers to a pair of standout defensive players from Kamehameha. Nakoa Pauole, a 6-foot-2, 270-pound defensive lineman, tweeted out his offer from the Falcons and was joined later by 6-foot-3, 235-pound linebacker/defensive end Andrew Aleki. Hoʻomaikaʻi ʻia e loaʻa i kaʻu noi mua mai ka pae kula kulana ʻekahi o Air Force Academy! Mahalo Ke Akua pic.twitter.com/1gSSiOr12j — Nakoa Pauole (@nakoapauole) May 3, 2016 Honored […]

Tagovailoa rollin’ with the Crimson Tide

By Billy Hull on May 2, 2016

The highest-rated quarterback ever to come out of Hawaii is headed to the top collegiate program in the country. Saint Louis junior Tua Tagovailoa made it official on Monday, wrapping up his recruiting process early by committing to Alabama in a decision made public on the KHON2 6 p.m. newscast. Tagovailoa, who held 19 scholarship offers, had whittled it down to a final six of Alabama, Hawaii, Ole Miss, Texas A&M, USC, and UCLA. The Crimson Tide, who have won […]

NCAA reverses field on satellite camps

By Paul Honda on April 28, 2016

In a widely-speculated change of direction, the NCAA has removed its potential ban of so-called satellite football camps for high school football players today. See the official announcement on the NCAA’s site here. The proposal to implant a ban was suggested roughly a month ago to the chagrin of players, parents and some college coaches across the country. Last year, the GPA Maximum Exposure Camp at the University of Hawaii was the first locally to permit on-field contact between college […]

Punahou QB receives offer from Hawaii

By Billy Hull on April 25, 2016

After taking part in Hawaii’s Junior Day event over the weekend, Punahou sophomore Stephen Barber was rewarded with his first scholarship offer from the Rainbow Warriors. Extremely blessed to receive my 1st offer from Hawaii @NickRolovich @CoachStutzmann @abe_elimimian #DefendPrideRock pic.twitter.com/V9o6Op6oRR — Stephen Barber Jr (@StephenBarberJr) April 26, 2016 Barber, who is 6-foot-3 and 205 pounds, played behind senior Ephraim Tuliloa and junior Nick Kapule this past season but still saw action in six games. He was 9-for-22 for 77 yards […]

Tagovailoa to announce commitment May 2

By Billy Hull on April 23, 2016

Saint Louis junior Tua Tagovailoa announced Saturday that he will make his college commitment on May 2. Tagovailoa is the highest-rated high school quarterback prospect ever to come out of Hawaii and recently visited SEC schools Alabama, Auburn and Ole Miss. Taking time and praying on a decision. I will make my official commitment on May 2nd Thank you to everyone in support of my decision — TuaTagovailoa (@Tuaamann_) April 23, 2016 Tagovailoa has received at least 19 offers and […]

Families, campers start petitions vs. NCAA

By Paul Honda on April 20, 2016

Up and down, down and up. The nature of football recruiting in the islands is unique, but when Pac-12 recruiters — and coaches from several other major conferences, plus small colleges and JCs — showed up to a PIAA-hosted combine years ago, it was a boon for local players. However, until last year’s Maximum Exposure Camp at the University of Hawaii campus, there was a drought imposed by the NCAA, prohibiting the presence of college coaches at what has since […]

Agasiva ranked top JUCO recruit, more offers

By Hawaii Prep World on April 14, 2016

Mililani alum and current Pima C.C. freshman Jordan Agasiva was named the No. 1 overall junior college recruit for the class of 2017 by 247sports.com on Wednesday. The 6-foot-5, 310-pound offensive lineman, who committed to Hawaii out of high school but had to go to junior college for academic issues, jumped to the No. 1 spot on this list and is one of five players given a four-star rating. Agasiva told Hawaii Prep World last month that he will redshirt […]

Volleyball signees dominate letter of intent day

By Paul Honda on April 13, 2016

It was the best of times. It was the worst of times. Fifty high school seniors declared their future plans by signing letters of intent on Wednesday morning in another pristine and beautiful setting at the Honolulu Elks Lodge in Waikiki. That’s the good news. The bad? This was the final LOI signing event hosted by PIAA, a non-profit organization that will shut its “doors” soon to due a lack of funding. For now, the overflow crowd at the Elks […]

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Air Force offers 2 from Kamehameha

Tagovailoa rollin’ with the Crimson Tide

NCAA reverses field on satellite camps

Punahou QB receives offer from Hawaii

Tagovailoa to announce commitment May 2

Families, campers start petitions vs. NCAA

Agasiva ranked top JUCO recruit, more offers

Volleyball signees dominate letter of intent day

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