Comments on: Ulufale has career day with broken hand

By: maktown

maktown — Thu, 12 Oct 2017 21:05:03 +0000

Yah you….semeri ulufale can’t wait till we see u in the red & blue..searidernation welcomes you boy.We been waiting for you since pop warner days…

By: Semeri ulufale jr

Semeri ulufale jr — Thu, 12 Oct 2017 07:56:16 +0000

DAS MY BRADDAH

By: AJ'S AUNTY WHO LOVES HIM

AJ'S AUNTY WHO LOVES HIM — Wed, 11 Oct 2017 09:10:55 +0000

AJ is an awesome student athlete and that is due to the support and love of is mother, his Guardian Angel (Dad), ‘Ohana, and with God’s grace. The coaches who have mentored him continue to support him till this day! Coaches from different communities, schools, coaches who freely gave of their time and self! Awesome job AJ!! Continue to push forward!!

Unreal how this article went from AJ’s success to hating on the football coaches of Nānākuli High &Intermediate School.

FYI-Nānākuli got heart and pride for our keiki, school, and community. If you can’t see that then you not from Nānākuli. That’s for damn sure. Instead of attacking our coaches and football program then please come and share your thoughts and ideas, come and help us help our kids! Your negative comments are not helping anyone let alone showing your intelligence. Parents have the choice to send their child to which ever school they choose. Who are you to question their decisions? You don’t pay their bills, tuition for their child, etc. Win or lose, we back our kids and our coaches. You from the Valley, no matter what school you attend, the Valley supports you. Seeing our children succeed is what matters!!

Kulia I Ka Nu’u!!

By: maktown

maktown — Wed, 11 Oct 2017 05:58:45 +0000

HAWKS you guys get some majah problems but u know what we going take care the youngest of the ulufale brothers…thankyou hawks………………Searidernation………Here we come we take you no problem….

By: Team Hawaii

Team Hawaii — Wed, 11 Oct 2017 02:49:15 +0000

Agree with blessings. Y’all are taking away from the positivity this article generates. A young man overcomes adversity and has an outstanding performance on the field. Then here comes the comments of this and that. No matter what, there will always be critics on the decisions we make. Plenty of people go after opportunities. Take Nanakuli head coach Watson for example. He’s from Nanakuli but a graduate of Kamehameha and he’s back in his home town serving his community. Where’s the other community guys that are willing to step up?! Again, y’all are focusing on the one of few challenges out of all the positive things that are happening. If Nanakuli wins, they’re heroes. If Nanakuli loses, they the most hated people. So what?! Keep doing your thing because at the end of the day, the people who sacrifice their time to be on field and mentor the youth of the community are the ones the students will remember. Not the people who continue to shout hate on online article comment sections. Again, congratulations AJ Ulufale! You did a great job and are making countless amount of people proud. Nanakuli, great job and good luck in your future!

By: HappyGoLucky

HappyGoLucky — Wed, 11 Oct 2017 01:27:36 +0000

Why so much animosity in da valley? Sounds like parents going send their kids where they like. Congrats AJ on your season, keep up the good work!

By: tha wizard

tha wizard — Tue, 10 Oct 2017 23:41:46 +0000

Yeah they might live there now but the sad thing is nanakuli wasnt even a option for them.Not even a thought was in there mind to come play for the hawks.toilolo left st louis and nanakuli his hometown wasnt even a option to play for hawks…..so sad.U make excuses that he live in makakilo?How easy it is to use a family address to play for the hawks?too easy common!maybe u should win so when times like this come around kids like play and stay home…..Wait ohh wat excuse now?jus win games in red not white and maybe something will happen.#justtellingthetruth#

By: KAHUKU PRIDE

KAHUKU PRIDE — Tue, 10 Oct 2017 23:31:53 +0000

You guys get issues in the valley….if i lived there i would go waianae hands down…RR4L

By: Officer Coach

Officer Coach — Tue, 10 Oct 2017 22:17:44 +0000

Truth is #2, 5 and 26 have roots in Helelua but now live in Kapolei and Makakilo, so they are going to their district school, which is where they should go!

By: Blessingstoyou

Blessingstoyou — Tue, 10 Oct 2017 22:16:51 +0000

Wow..way to go people! You managed to take an awesome highlight of a talented boy from Nanakuli and turn it into a chest bumping, blame game. No matter where our kids are..we should support them! I for one am proud of AJ..his ohana is close friends of ours and whether he played for Nanakuli or PAC-5..he represented Nanakuli well! That is what should be highlighted here! One thing that stood out from the article is when AJ said he wasn’t going to leave his teAm hanging..that is a lesson we should all take. His team lost and battled on the field, losing without a score..and yet he still pushed through and showed true heart out there! Maybe we should all take a lesson from AJ and push through, even when Nanakuli is down.