Kamehameha's Kysen Terukina will be going for a state slam in 2020. Photo by Jay Metzger/Special to the Star-Advertiser.
The boys championship matches, all 14 including a special highlight package, at the Texaco/HHSAA Wrestling State Championships, Blaisdell Arena, Saturday, Feb. 21, 2019.
I thought it was unfair to Leong & Pascaul that every championship match they announced the wrestlers name & achievements of what they accomplished but when it came to there match all they did was announce there names
Their coaches did not submit their bio sheets. Shame on the coaches, not the announcers.
They only annonuce what the athlete & coaches submit, at the tourney they kept asking wrestlers to turn in their bio sheets! So… could be that they never submitted their info!
I am the assistant wrestling coach at Itasca Community College. I am looking t recruit out of the state of Hawaii hard this year and am wondering if there is a place I can find how and who the seniors are who placed at state. Trackwrestling does not have the grades of the wrestlers. If anyone has any idea that would be greatly appreciated