A few weeks ago, we ran a feature story on Kapolei freshman Trey Johnson, a runner who has shown impressive improvement in the 400-meter run over the past nine months. He went from running the 400 at 56 seconds early last summer to 53 after training with Leeward Track Club and coach Tony Jones. This spring, he brought his 400 time down from 51 to 50.8 to 50.6 over the course of three varsity events. Today, the 6-foot-2 phenom ran […]
Results of the ILH JV and varsity track and field relay meet at Punahou on Saturday are below. ILH JV and Varsity Track and Field Relay Meet at Punahou, Saturday, April 3, 2015 Girls Discus Throw Relay Finals 1, Maia Graham, Iolani, 100-02. 2, Tatjana Calimpong-Burke, Iolani, 97-04. 3, Kaylen Higa, Punahou, 91-09. Boys Discus Throw Relay 1, Kamuela Borden, Iolani, 156-10. 2, Alema Kapoi, KSK, 126-04. 3, Caleb Chow, KSK, 116-09. Boys Shot Put Relay 1, Kamuela Borden, Iolani, […]
Six Kamehameha athletes won two individual events at the ILH JV and Varsity Track and Field Meet No. 3 on Saturday at Punahou School. The Warriors’ double winners were Bailey Wilson-Pena (discus, shot put), Kayla Afoa (long jump, 100), Kayson Smith-Bejgrowicz (triple jump, high jump), Dylan Kane (100, 200), Mario Kaluhiokalani (300 hurdles, 110 hurdles) and Kainalu Asam (1,500, 3,000). ‘Iolani’s Kamuela Borden also won two events, the discus and shot put. Full results follow. Team scores were not kept. […]
Trey Johnson is only a freshman, but he may turn out to be one of the most impressive 400-meter runners in the state.
McKinley’s new multi-million dollar softball stadium is ready for use, and a new football field ringed by an eight-lane track is next on the list. The softball stadium, which had been delayed several times for various reasons, will host the OIA championship tournament in April as well as the early rounds of the state tournament in May, according to McKinley athletic director Bob Morikuni. Plans are for the state Department of Education to break ground for the new football field […]
Photos from Saturday’s HHSAA Track and Field Championships at Kamehameha by the Star-Advertiser’s Jamm Aquino.
Notes: Seabury Hall senior Alyssa Bettendorf’s 24.68 in the 200 meters stands as a new meet record. The previous standard of 25.04 was set by Lauran Dignam of Iolani in 2002. Diamond Briscoe of Pearl City ran 24.79 for second place. Kamehameha’s Kaeo Kruse’s 8:43.12 in the 3000 meters broke the HHSAA state championship meet record of 8:52.44 set by Pierce Murphy of Island School in 2012. Punahou’s Jac Hebert won the 1500 meters in 4:01.23 for a meet record. […]
Meet is over, come back tomorrow for more pictures and Dave Reardon’s live blog. 3000 Dakota Grossman is still cruising along, taking fourth here in 11:01.30, second in her heat to another teammate. Kristiana Van Pernis of Hawaii Prep is the top qualifier at 10:53.99, her best time of the year. Thunder Frost of Kealakehe won the boys race over Keao Kruse with a time of 9:26.39. Frost came from out of nowhere, he was the 12th ranked runner in […]