It began with a long throw from Tori Lynn Maeda, who happens to be a softball player. It ended with a dish from Camy Aguinaldo to Skylar Nakata, who sank a baseline shot as time expired to give the ‘Iolani Raiders a 50-49 win over the Kamehameha Warriors.
The much-anticipated annual slam dunk contest at the ‘Iolani Classic will be held after the final game tonight. The last semifinal contest usually ends around 10 to 10:15 p.m. and the dunk competition follows. Early arrival is recommended for the standing-room only event. Who you want to see in the ‘Iolani Classic slam dunk contest? Chatting after Friday’s wild ‘Iolani-Fairfax overtime game, scoreboard operator (and former Honokaa girls coach) Shawna Kau Kong dropped some names. Remy Martin, Sierra Canyon Ira […]
Kaiser PG Nic Tom feeds Chance Kalaugher for an alley-oop dunk against Kamehameha with a helpful screen from Kamuela Scheer. Dec. 10, 2015. Vitals & Favorites Chance Kalaugher Height: 6 feet 5 Weight: 225 pounds GPA: 2.8 Year: Senior Sports: Basketball, Football, etc. Class: Drawing and painting. Teacher: Tim Seaman. Hobby/activity: Surfing, hiking, hanging out with friends, cliff jumping, freestyle paintings. Athlete (basketball): Blake Griffin. Athlete (football): J.J. Watt. NBA team: Los Angeles Clippers. NFL team: “Don’t have one, haha.” […]
Joselle Ferrer‘s first and only 3-pointer of the game came at the perfect time for the Lady Tigers of McKinley. Ferrer’s shot gave the visiting Tigers a 31-30 win over Moanalua.
In this edition of What Have We Learned, the beginning of basketball preseason is on the mantle. Or maybe it is an altar of sacrifice, because Lord only knows the time, energy and hope that were shed in the recruitment of the magical, clutch and amazing basketball player known as Chanelle Molina. Turns out that Konawaena senior and walking triple-double threat has known for a year what she wanted. For Washington State, it is a stunningly good time to have […]
If there was ever a 15-yard penalty committed by a team that was worth it, this was it. Kahuku set the tone for its 39-14 thumping of Saint Louis to claim the Division I state title in the First Hawaiian Bank/HHSAA State Football Championships on Friday night by coming out near midfield during the coin toss and doing a haka. The crowd of 19,699 at Aloha Stadium ate it up. Here’s the video courtesy of MoStreetProductions on YouTube: And here […]
Kahuku continued its dominance in the state championship era, claiming its eighth state title with a thunderous 39-14 win over Saint Louis on Friday at Aloha Stadium.