The ILH VB Ops states…

SECTION V – MISCELLANEOUS
A. SUMMER
a. School summer team activities must in accordance with the HHSAA calendar. When applicable, no school team practices or tournament play or outside league play also in accordance to HHSAA calendar. Conditioning or weight training is permissible but practicing play patterns or practicing with volleyball equipment shall be considered as violations of this rule.

b. ILH volleyball coaches (paid or volunteer) are allowed to coach on a bonafide outside league team, provided the team has no more than three (3) athletes from his/her school. Seniors who have completed their ILH eligibility are excluded from the ILH sport participation count.

c. Summer programs may begin on May 15, but must end by July 31.

So now that you know the rule I think you’d be hard pressed to find a violation, especially when he coaches a 18s team. He could have 3 seniors and 3 juniors from Iolani on that roster and he’d still be legal.

Also, I have to ask how you know he’s forcing kids from his program to play for him? That’s a heck of an assertion.

Finally, don’t you think that other coaches and/or parents would have reported him if he had broken the rules? And if he has (broken the rules) and they’re not (reporting him), I wonder why that is? As Reason asserted previously, watch what you wish for!

I totally agree !!. They should have the Iolani State Championship taken away because of this violation.
I think the ILH and Iolani School should investigate the head coach. From the club videos online and the rosters from mainland tournaments it is obvious that he does and the ILH community has enough evidence to bring this matter forward. Is the ILH guy at HBA in charge of enforcing this?

The ILH schools should petition to have the championship removed and award 2016 Championship to Kamehemeha. This will set a example for all High School coaches who use their high school position to force the kids to play for them at club.