ATHLETE OF THE WEEK

Noah Brum
Kalani quarterback
The Falcons quarterback completed 32 of 57 passes for a school-record 384 yards and five touchdowns in a 47-37 loss to Radford on Friday. Ryan Kahana held the record of 368 yards against Roosevelt in 1991.

HONOR ROLL

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Passing

>> Cody Lui-Yuen, Radford: The senior quarterback completed 81 percent (21-for-26) of his passes for 288 yards and two touchdowns against Kalani.

>> Micah Kaneshiro, Moanalua: Na Menehune quarterback threw for 253 yards and a touchdown in a 33-19 loss to Kahuku on Saturday.

>> Mack Eberhardt, Leilehua: The Mules quarterback finished 22-for-42 for 252 yards and two touchdowns in a 39-21 loss to Waianae on Friday.

Rushing

>> Brandon Kahookele, Kamehameha: The senior running back finished with 244 rushing yards, the third most in the last 40 years by a Kamehameha player, and two touchdowns in a 38-22 win over ‘Iolani on Friday night.

>> Tobias Powell, Radford: The Rams running back rushed for a career-high 183 yards and four touchdowns against Kalani.

>> Sanele Lavatai, Farrington: The running back took his first two carries to the house for touchdowns and finished with three scores and a career-high 157 rushing yards on 13 carries.

>> Adam Noga, Saint Louis: The Crusaders running back rushed for touchdowns of 80 and 33 yards and finished with 150 yards on only five carries in a

73-6 win over Pac-Five on Friday.

>> Bobby Lum, Hawaii Prep: Rushed for 101 yards and two touchdowns in a win over Kealakehe.

Receiving

>> Brandon Roberts, Kalani: The Falcons receiver caught 10 balls for 153 yards and four touchdowns in a loss to White rival Radford.

>> Jason Sharsh, Moanalua: Na Menehune receiver had 11 catches for 143 yards and a touchdown in a loss to Kahuku.

>> Koolauloa Gaspar, Kailua: The Surfriders receiver caught 10 passes for 102 yards, becoming the first Kailua player to go over 100 yards receiving in a game since 2011 in a 31-14 loss to Farrington on Saturday.

>> Ikaika Urasaki, Castle: The receiver caught 11 balls for 99 yards and two touchdowns to help the Knights defeat McKinley 21-7 for their first win of the season.

Defense

>> Briden Fehoko, Farrington: The Govs junior had eight tackles and three sacks in a 31-14 win over Kailua on Saturday.

>> Dylan Kane, Kamehameha: The Warriors junior defensive back returned an interception 28 yards for a touchdown to ignite a 38-point run in a win over ‘Iolani.

Volleyball

>> Alohi Robins-Hardy, Kamehameha: Six kills, eight assists and eight digs in a win over Punahou.

>> Lia Gaogao, Moanalua: Buried 14 kills in win over Farrington.

>> Ashlee Vaoifi, Mililani: Six aces in first set of win over Waipahu.

>> Joanna Kruize, Moanalua: Sophomore pounded down eight of her 12 kills in the first set of a win over Farrington.

Cross country

>> Dakota Grossman, Seabury Hall: Ran a 18:38.77 to beat the field by more than a minute at the Kamehameha-Hawaii Invitational.

>> Davis Kaahanui, Kamehameha: Covered 3 miles in 16:23.80 at the Honolulu Marathon/Kaiser Invitational, finishing second to Jackson Marshall of Woodbridge (Calif.).

Air riflery

>> Matthew Pak, Moanalua: Shot a 488 in a win over Kailua.

>> Kayla Hooker, Kailua: Shot a 508.09 in a loss to Moanalua.

>> Cyrus Maunakea, Kamehameha: Shot a 269 in a win over Island Pacific.

>> Susan Shiroma, Punahou: Shot a 265 in a win over Pac-Five.

Bowling

>> Austin Finster, Leilehua: Rolled a season-high 290 with a 726 series at Schofield Lanes.

>> Ryan Kajihiro, Pearl City: Beat Finster with a 739 series, with a high game of 289, at Schofield Lanes

>> Chelsi Morishige, Pearl City: Rolled a 694 series to beat the second-place bowler by 100 pins at Schofield Lanes.

>> John Ushigome, Punahou: Rolled a 267 game and 637 series to lead the Buffanblu over St. Francis at Hickam Bowling Center.

Water polo

>> Kanoa Kaleoaloha, Kamehameha: Scored six goals in a loss to Punahou.

>> Timmy Leong, ‘Iolani: Scored six goals in a win over Pac-Five.

>> Noah Sandvold, Pac-Five: Scored five goals in a win over ‘Iolani Division II.

WEEKLY HONORS

Fab Five member named MPI boys hoops coach

Mid-Pacific announced the hiring of former University of Hawaii "Fab Five" member Dwight Holiday as the new boys basketball varsity coach.

Holiday was a starting shooting guard on the iconic basketball team in the early 1970s. That team went 47-8 over a two-year period, including 24-3 his senior year, culminating in an NCAA Tournament bid.

The other Fab Five members were Bob Nash, a former UH men’s basketball coach and No. 1 pick of the Detroit Pistons; Jerome Freeman, John Penebacker and Al Davis.

Holiday was drafted in the ninth round by the Seattle SuperSonics.

Holiday replaces Jason Hopkins, who stepped down earlier this year.

Scott Wagner, the new MPI athletic director, is enthused.

"Coach Holiday is a great addition. He brings a lot of experience as a player and as a coach," Wagner said.

Holiday has coached multiple ILH teams in basketball and tennis. He has not been a head coach at the high school level, but has coached in "NBA-type clinics," Wagner said.

Most recently he has been active in helping his two nephews (Jrue and Justin Holiday), both of whom play in the NBA.

Former Rainbow to coach Govs

Eric Tokunaga has seen baseball talent near and far for years.

Now he gets to develop talent right in the heart of Honolulu. Farrington athletic director Harold Tanaka confirmed that Tokunaga is the new varsity baseball coach.

Tokunaga was an area scout in the Charlotte, N.C., region for the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks. Prior to that, he was a part-time scout for the Kansas City Royals and general manager of the Honolulu Sharks of Hawaii Winter Baseball.

He is now on the faculty at Farrington. Tokunaga was an infielder at UH and made the 1980 College World Series all-tournament team.

 TOP 10 POLLS

Voted on by coaches and media from around the state. First-place votes in parentheses. Ten points for first-place votes, nine for second, eight for third, etc.

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