First-year Kahuku head coach Sterling Carvalho instructed his team during a scrimmage against Waipahu last month. Photo by Steven Erler/Special to the Star-Advertiser.
Kahuku’s 61-9 win over Konawaena on Saturday had all the hallmarks of Red Raider tradition on the gridiron. First-year head coach Sterling Carvalho chatted after the win at Carleton Weimer Field.
That’s a division 2 team Konawaena, what you expect the outcome to be, SAINT FRANCIS would have racked them up too.
Why is there gotta be some kind of hater in here why can’t we all just get along and not bash the other teams. Yes they maybe a division 2 team and saint Francis could of done the same but we should be supporters not haters in this game. So ILH please be a supporter not a hater okay cause your the one that looks dumb trying to bring us down well it is not working because Kahuku has been a great program and will always be so take a chill pill. So if you don’t have anything nice to say don’t say it at all RRFL c/o 2003 chee Pono.
Big mahaloz and credit to Konawaena for accepting a pre-season game against Kahuku when no other team (especially ILH) wanted to bang out before season start.
BUwhahahahaha ILH you are too much, what I am excited to see is how the ILH handles the longer season and not playing a short season which includes the DII ILH teams. I think it is gonna be interesting ……… BTW since you named St Francis, I agree but they would have had to let their 1st team play the entire game …….nuff said #rrfl #everyoneplayed #kahukuFOOTBALL #goBIGRED
Omg, they played Konawaena for crying out loud.
There coach seems so full of themselves, wait till the real season starts….Handle that 👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼
Learn the difference between “their” and “there” before you talk smack.