A chat with Saint Louis offensive coordinator Ron Lee on Friday, Aug. 1, 2014 — one day after a preseason-opening scrimmage with Kapolei. Coach Lee talks about returning to the Crusaders with brother and head coach Cal Lee after spending three seasons implementing the four-wide, run-and-shoot offense at Kalani.
Our first interview of the season with Saint Louis football coach Cal Lee, Friday, Aug. 1, 2014. This interview is one day after the Crusaders hosted Kapolei in the season’s first scrimmage.
Former Kaiser football player Isaac Slade-Matautia has been near and far in the past nine months. Now enrolled at Saint Louis as a sophomore, he practices every day, but that’s the extent of his playing at the prep level. “He is not eligible to play (football) this year,” ILH executive director Don Botelho said on Monday. Slade-Matautia, who started at Kaiser last year as a freshman, will have to sit out one year before becoming eligible to play football for […]
Statistically, Ryder Kuhns was phenomenal in 2013: 2,016 passing yards, 66.3 completion rate, 25 touchdowns, just six picks and a passer rating of 194.57. This fall, he could surpass those numbers in offensive coordinator Ron Lee’s no-holds-barred, wide-open attack.
Gerald Welch brings people together like no prep football player ever has. Welch is the only player in Hawaii’s long history of prep football to be named first-team All-State by two newspapers three times. Welch, a receiver for Saint Louis, was named first team by both the Honolulu Advertiser and Honolulu Star-Bulletin in 1997, 1998 and 1999. Those two newspapers rarely agreed on anything, especially when it came to All-State football teams. Since Honolulu is a one-newspaper town now, it […]
Wide receiver Drew Kobayashi talks about his enhanced role in a wide-open offense, and the effect of learning under run-and-shoot guru Ron Lee.
All-State offensive lineman Fred Ulu-Perry talks about his busy summer, free SWAG (stuff we all get) and making a serious commitment to a certain Pac 12 team.
It’s not often that a Heisman Trophy candidate works out with a high school team, but Marcus Mariota was hard at work with Saint Louis quarterbacks on Friday afternoon. It was close to 90 degrees, but Mariota and the Crusaders share so much in common, including work ethic. Some things never change.