Comments on: Roosevelt’s Aalona Monteilh follows in footsteps of his uncle

By: A’a Toilolo

A’a Toilolo — Sun, 18 Aug 2019 21:09:32 +0000

Roosevelt played hard to win. That was for sure. From what I know and watched the last 3 years, Keneke was a RB/LB. So he basically played a new position and killed it. I see nothing wrong with Aaron showing love to that purpose. And for the record this article wasn’t “solely” about A’alona although he did play well and that other players names were also mentioned including Keneke. Go Rough Riders!!!

By: SEC

SEC — Sun, 18 Aug 2019 20:49:59 +0000

Good job #5 for Roosevelt. Man #12 and #3 for Waialua were impressive. I hope #12 is able to come back for the playoffs.

By: Hawaiian

Hawaiian — Sun, 18 Aug 2019 06:32:49 +0000

Football is a tough sport kids do not go out ther with intentions to hurt each other
You can not condone hard playing football it’s the refs job to take control of the game
And further more if you watched the Nanakuli game vs Waialua now that’s playing dirty so don’t complain!

By: One Monteilh

One Monteilh — Sun, 18 Aug 2019 06:29:48 +0000

Don’t take away from the player this article his highlighting. If you have gripes about the game, the other team coaches, or the refs, do it on another forum, not on an article that speaks of the accomplishments of my family. There’s nothing to praise? Not the place.

By: Aaron Furtado

Aaron Furtado — Sun, 18 Aug 2019 01:54:49 +0000

Keneke Gusman had one heck of a game with “5” sacks not 3. The author of this article needs to properly acknowledge the correct stats. His presence was felt all night long and he should be getting much more recognition. Plus he’s been a rough rider since a freshman with never playing football before high school. Keneke Gusman is a pure athlete with a positive attitude and it shows amongst his peers.

By: Racquel Hill-Achiu

Racquel Hill-Achiu — Sat, 17 Aug 2019 23:38:38 +0000

This game,was SHAMELESS! Such a disappointment to the sport. Nothing,to praise. UNNECESSARY & INAPPROPRIATE actions,of players (and coaches really) should be disciplined. Three (3) boys were hospitalized last night, one (1) remains &undergoes surgery today. Injuries that likely alter these young men & their football /college dreams. This was not a typical Run of Game. This was a mission,to take players out. The refs had ZERO CONTROLthey shohldnt be reffing. The only,thing,proven by all,this stupidity is that Waialua is clearly a threat.