Comments on: From Lily Wahinekapu to Kaye Serapio, next year’s top teams, players

By: REAL TALK 2 HawaiiPrepWorld

REAL TALK 2 HawaiiPrepWorld — Fri, 22 Feb 2019 01:53:20 +0000

Can someone tell me how Kahuku wins the OIA and doesn’t have one player on any of the OIA honors except the player of the year? It’s just terrible how some people try to help players out to go to college with some of these garbage honors. The truth is that only maybe 5 girls in the entire OIA will play at the D1 level. The rest will probably play at very small schools. Prime example, Maryknoll the previous three years had the so called best team in the state but they only had two D1 players and that was a great team. So someone please tell me how you win and go 14-0 and not one player makes one of the OIA teams? I call BS!!!!!!!!!!!

FIRST TEAM
Taeya Blakeney, Kaiser
Kaelyn Espinda, Kaimuki
Kalena Halunajan, Kalani
Kamalu Kamakawiwoole, Kalani
Leiah Naeata, Kahuku

SECOND TEAM
Trinidee Kahunahana, Kaiser
Colby Lane, McKinley
Sadie Ann Luiz, Roosevelt
Raven Rosa-Lasco, Moanalua
Dionna Woodson, Moanalua

THIRD TEAM
Alayna Akiona, Kalani
Briarra Nakihei, Castle
Setita Prescott, Farrington
Taylor Tateyama, Roosevelt
Shayla Young, Castle

There are at least two on the second team that should be there and another two on the third.

By: Real Talk on HawaiiPrepWorld

Real Talk on HawaiiPrepWorld — Fri, 15 Feb 2019 22:40:28 +0000

Kahuku needs another ball handler. Naeata needs a running mate in that back court. Claytor kept Kahuku in a lot of games with her 3pt shooting.

By: JJ

JJ — Thu, 14 Feb 2019 16:11:01 +0000

ALL these student athletes had a good season. Some better than others but I’m sure they gave it their ALL. However that doesn’t guarantee another good season next year. Hard work, tough competition during the off season plus good coaching and supportive teammates will definitely contribute to their success next year. Good luck to ALL these young women next year. Can’t wait to watch them play.

By: Coconut Tree

Coconut Tree — Thu, 14 Feb 2019 08:15:03 +0000

Claytor? She can’t even crack the starting lineup. Akaka’s are solid.

By: suspense

suspense — Wed, 13 Feb 2019 22:58:49 +0000

#4. what about maryknoll’s akaka twins?

By: AMAZED

AMAZED — Wed, 13 Feb 2019 18:16:38 +0000

Only watched 1 Konawaena game this years, but #3 (might be a freshman) is going be something special, as she matures. She has handles, all she’s going to need is the CONFIDENCE.

By: Sandman

Sandman — Wed, 13 Feb 2019 07:23:34 +0000

Can’t wait to watch Kahuku super soph’s (Naeata/Claytor) vs. Kalani’s super soph’s (Akiona/Halunajan). Akiona only played in 17 of Kalani 31 games and drained 32 3 pointers. Then we have Maryknoll super soph’s vs Iolani super soph’s. It’s going to be fun.

By: 💯

Wed, 13 Feb 2019 02:49:33 +0000

Maya Claytor played less games and was second on Kahuku’s team in scoring. Lead the team in 3 pointers and blocks. May also be one of the islands best pure shooters. Check the stats. Only in the 10th grade also.

By: 👍🏾

👍🏾 — Wed, 13 Feb 2019 02:48:30 +0000

By: Coconut Tree

Coconut Tree — Tue, 12 Feb 2019 23:24:47 +0000

Based on what I saw, these are the top 9th and 10th Graders from this season. I am only listing who I think are all state caliber or very close.

10th
Lily Wahinekapu
Leiah Naeata
Jalen Tanuvasa
Jazzie Dorser
Alexis Huntimer
Alayna Akiona
Kalena Halunajan

9th
Jovi Lefotu
Keirstyn Agonias
Kaliana Salazar Harrell