Comments on: Kahuku still No. 22; Kaniho nominated as Top Star

By: Simple Simon

Simple Simon — Thu, 03 Nov 2016 01:39:50 +0000

ILH is so overrated

By: USMC

USMC — Thu, 27 Oct 2016 17:27:47 +0000

It’s official, congratulations Kekaula.

Kekaula Kaniho of No. 22 Kahuku (Hawaii) voted Super 25 Top Star

http://usatodayhss.com/2016/kekaula-kaniho-of-no-22-kahuku-hawaii-voted-super-25-top-star

By: rrfl

rrfl — Wed, 26 Oct 2016 20:33:51 +0000

so are you saying that last year was not a well deserved title because we only spanked one ILH team.

By: Andrew Hopoi

Andrew Hopoi — Tue, 25 Oct 2016 19:19:50 +0000

Well, if Kahuku can pull it off this year, they’ll have to go through the Puns and the Saints! What a well deserve championship that will be if they come out champion! I just can’t wait to watch, these games are gonna be awesome! I love watching good football and we going to have some!

By: AUWE

AUWE — Tue, 25 Oct 2016 03:42:22 +0000

5,221 vote and counting lol

By: Paper Crane

Paper Crane — Mon, 24 Oct 2016 23:07:40 +0000

Kaniho even bacaloose on paper; my 2 senses made the total 3,686 for Kekaula.

RR4L

By: anywaaaays!!

anywaaaays!! — Mon, 24 Oct 2016 23:04:13 +0000

Good morning Kahuku faithful – vote for Kaniho he is the man along with stokes.

Farrington up next in the OIA title game IF Kahuku goose eggs them like they been doing all year the argument remains that the OIA is not up to par with the ILH – only Kahuku is on that level. The HHSAA rushed into this conference re-alignment thing too fast, using Mililani’s dominance two years ago along with Kahukus dominance last year to justify their case that the OIA is catching up to the ILH. Where is Mililani now? They didnt even qualify for the division that was created with them in mind (the Open division). I can tell you one thing that if the idea of conference realignment were discussed right now it wouldnt fly with the OIA because of the clear disparity of Kahuku and the rest of the OIA and thats why it was rushed at the beginning of the season.

Which leads to the fact that the ILH Big3 aint looking for competition via unification of the leagues, the OIA cant compete period…they are looking for friends to add to their boring 3 team regular season schedule AND they want to eliminate their fairytale belief that Kahuku has a cakewalk in the OIA and advantage in the state tourney because they are not being tested. The ILH people dont whine and cry about their problems…they change policy because they have the power. Kahuku people, like myself, have no power other then voicing the facts on social media. While the rest of the OIA public schools bend over and let the ILH screw them, Kahuku fans expose the truth…along with litto bit kine conspiracy theories. LOL!

…and can somebody please tell Felipe Ojastro “who cares where players are born” He keeps rambling on about a Kahuku player that was born in Tonga or California….hes trying to create little white lies that Kahuku recruits when in fact its all alumni kids that want to move back to Hawaii and play for Big Red. at least be fair and tell us where the other schools players are born too.

By: Searider86

Searider86 — Mon, 24 Oct 2016 22:42:54 +0000

Congrats to Kahuku on another impressive win! To MyYoungSeariders: KEEP WORKING! We’ll always be very proud of you guys! And Kaniho is well deserving of his accolades, the kid is a BALLAH!

By: USMC

USMC — Mon, 24 Oct 2016 22:07:47 +0000

For family reasons my loyalties are split between the OIA and ILH and Kahuku isn’t my OIA connection. But, anytime we have a player or team from the islands competing against a mainland team….I’m all in. So I went to the link and voted for Kaniho and he had 3,500 votes. His closest competitor….550 votes. Get the word out so the IMG Academy doesn’t make a fourth quarter comeback. 🙂 Best of luck to Kekaula.

By: Homegrown

Homegrown — Mon, 24 Oct 2016 22:03:33 +0000

USA Today getting their click rate up using Hawaii football fans. More clicks more advertiser $$.

Kahuku got a good opponent in front of them this week, hopefully they come prepared. Farrington showed that despite numerous boneheaded “football” plays, they have the desire to win this year.