>> Will Alovao (Kapolei), Utah Tech: Had a career-high six tackles, half of them in the fourth quarter, in a 13-7 loss to Austin Peay. He has 17 tackles in six games this season; he had five tackles in five games his first two years in the program. Read more
The Mililani football program heads into the playoffs still searching for its identity, but it can rest assured it is still the team that can handle Kapolei. Read more
The Cane Knife has resided on Campbell’s campus for the past 20 years, and if Friday night is any indication it will stay there for the foreseeable future. Read more
Kamehameha’s new video scoreboard got a workout Friday night. Read more
The state’s ninth-ranked team showed off its offense in a 41-27 win over ‘Iolani at Hugh Yoshida Stadium on Friday night, a week after being held without a touchdown in a 10-3 loss to Kamehameha. Read more
Wendell Say picked the perfect time to be a fan. Read more
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Tama Amisone put the quarter in quarterback Friday night. Read more
One of good, old Bobby Lee’s favorite sayings was always “professional boxing in Hawaii died a long time ago, they just forgot to bury it.” Read more
There have been many holy books, but the holiest might be under a tent on McKinley High School’s campus. Read more
They couldn’t have known it at the time, but the rebirth of Moanalua’s second dynasty in girls wrestling had its roots in a reserve languishing on the bench. Read more
Diesel Del Rosario went through the toughest bracket of the Texaco/HHSAA State Wrestling Championships at the Cannon Activities Center in Laie on Saturday night, becoming tiny Lanai’s first state champion. Read more
All 28 top seeds made it through the first two rounds of the Texaco/HHSAA State Wrestling Championships at the Cannon Activities Center on Friday, putting them within two victories of a state title. Read more
With undefeated career records in the ILH and state wrestling tournaments, Kamehameha senior Evan Kusumoto had nothing to prove. Read more
The list of ILH girls wrestling champions looks very familiar this year. Read more
Moanalua’s Tyger Taam would be the last to say it, but he is on a path to becoming one of the greatest boys wrestlers in OIA history. Read more
For someone who is relishing every moment of her final year of high school wrestling, Kahuku’s Maia Esera doesn’t spend a lot of time on the mat in big tournaments. Read more
Six reigning OIA champions won titles at the league’s division championships at Pearl City on Saturday, with another four strutting their stuff over in Kailua. Read more
Jahlani Tavai, Patriots linebacker: Started at linebacker and made six solo tackles – all of them on Breece Hall and three of them for no gain – in the loss to the Jets. Read more
Multiple state championships didn’t mean much Saturday night in Wahiawa. Read more
Pearl City’s Serah Yogi finally pushed the boulder to the top of the hill. Read more
Jahlani Tavai, Patriots linebacker: Started in the loss to the Giants and was in on three tackles, his only solo stop was for a loss on Saquon Barkley. It was Tavai’s lowest tackle output of the season. Read more
