The Golden Bears landed their second player from the islands in the class of 2025 this week and third overall when Kahuku defensive back Aiden Manutai announced his oral commitment at a ceremony on Friday in Kaaawa. Read more
For half the game, it was one of the most lopsided matchups in the brief history of the Chace Numata Senior All-Star Game. Read more
In the early 1970s, pass-league games were held at Cooke Field, where high schools from around the state gathered to test their skill players among those from the University of Hawaii. Read more
With Campbell’s Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele deciding to orally commit to California on Monday, the state’s No. 1 prospect in the class of 2025 from Hawaii is set to make history. Read more
Sagapolutele, a 6-foot-3 left-handed quarterback, chose Cal out of a final four list of offers that included Boise State, Oregon State and Utah State. Read more
Sean Yamaguchi did pretty well throughout his career, ending his senior year as Star-Advertiser Baseball All-State Position Player of the Year. Kamehameha junior Greyson Osbun was voted Pitcher of the Year. Read more
Liatama Amisone left for his official visit to San Jose State two weeks ago not preparing to make any final decisions. Read more
The paths of Hinano Bautista and Daylee Mua Williams were destined to cross with a state championship at stake. Read more
Wade’s prep career concluded with the ultimate team goal — in a grueling, roller-coaster ILH season — and his second individual honor as the best player in the islands. Read more
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The 42nd annual Hall of Honor ceremony will take place at the Sheraton Princess Kaiulani’s Ainahau Showroom with a scheduled 5 p.m. start. Read more
Kaimuki’s Jeremiah White was a two-way playmaker at wide receiver and safety who was voted to the Star-Advertiser All-State team as a utility player. Read more
Payton Jim On became a three-time state tennis champion this spring despite dealing with knee tendinitis as a senior. Read more
A 50-0 record through three years of wrestling is incredible enough. Doing it as a senior with a torn labrum — possibly exacerbated by years of wrestling bigger, heavier competition — is a clear sign that Maia Esera’s level of pain threshold is not of earth. Read more
The powerful swing of Lulu Uluave made her a dual threat as an outside hitter, though her natural position is libero. Read more
Belise Swartwood has done enough in her high school career in a swimming pool alone to be worthy of her Hall of Honor recognition. Read more
For those who saw Cormack on the field, it was fairly clear she was a special talent. Read more
Logan Lau brought Mid-Pacific’s combat sports machine back out of the garage. Read more
Arquette’s ability to transition and be the Warriors’ go-to source of power helped Kamehameha win the state title last fall. Read more
Kalani runner Yuta Cole never failed to provide clutch performances. Read more
An All-BIIF D-II Player of the Year in volleyball, Samura was a two-time All-State Fab 15 basketball selection, averaging 27 points per game for Ka Makani. Read more
Honma, who will play volleyball at Western Oregon, found out about her induction through her father, former Honokaa basketball player Clayton Honma. Read more
