Multi-sport athletes not extinct just yet
Nick Rolovich knows that if you saw him shoot that air ball when he was introduced at a University of Hawaii basketball game you might have a hard time believing what comes next here. Read more
Further Review
Ex-UH punter a bad dude, but only on big screen
Luther McDonald convinced his son that burglarizing houses of their Christmas gifts was a holiday tradition. Read more
UH’s Collie, Ursua fill all the slots on the field
The intended destinations remain the same for Dylan Collie and John Ursua. Those would be the first-down marker and ultimately the end zone. Read more
Two-a-day ban already part of UH’s practice
It’s just a formality at most schools, including the University of Hawaii. But a longstanding college football tradition is officially no more. Read more
Meaning behind Rolo’s madness is to have fun, win
You can take your job very seriously without taking yourself too seriously. Read more
3 levels of competition could eliminate some problems in football
A high school that won a state football championship a mere four years ago suited up just 19 players last week as practice started for the upcoming season. Read more
Tomey’s book captures his ‘unforgettable years’ at UH
The University of Hawaii football team — led by a young first-time head coach — lost one more regular-season game than it won. But there’s excitement about what’s to come. Read more
UH, athletic outfitter rely heavily on each other
Well, considering some of athletic outfitter Under Armour’s other clients, it may have already graduated from the ranks of the gritty try-harders. Read more
Heffernan trying to bring sumo back
At one time, 107 countries sent sumo wrestlers to the World Games, which in some ways are a “tryout” for the Olympics for various sports. Read more
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The OIA sacrificed its own teams to get its way
A lot of people are still crying about the state high school football tournament. We can call it tears for tiers. Read more
Judge may be the thrill baseball has been lacking
He’s been called by some the face of baseball’s future. It’s not that far in the past that the University of Hawaii Rainbows faced him on a regular basis. Read more
UH players learn team-building exercises at Schofield Barracks
Kelii “KK” Padello’s worlds collided Saturday at Schofield Barracks, in a good way. Read more
UFC worried about rain? Just use a canopy
Perhaps Dana White didn’t see the Jeff Horn-Manny Pacquiao boxing match last week. If he did, the UFC honcho might have noticed the canopy covering the ring at the open-air Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane, Australia. Read more
All-Star system gets MLB’s best players and fan faves in
Could it be that Major League Baseball, which gets rightfully ripped for getting so much wrong, actually does get something right? Read more
Wright’s service hopes to cut through the clutter
Another recruiting and scouting service. Just what the world needs, right? Read more
Open Division needs more prep teams, not fewer
The Oahu Interscholastic Association claims that participation is among its biggest priorities. Read more
Prep athletes rise above petty politics by leagues
Reflecting upon and celebrating the achievements and promise of this year’s 27 student-athlete honorees is a lot more enjoyable and inspiring. Read more
Football camps more than just about recruiting
Sometimes these summer football camps for high school players just seem like big speed-dating sessions for college coaches to find recruits and recruits to find college coaches. Read more
Unfairness of OIA football schedule draws an obvious foul
As it stands today, the 2017 Oahu Interscholastic Association football schedule gets an F. Read more
A bout in the islands is worth fighting for
If life were fair, Max Holloway’s next fight would be here. Read more
Coaches find joy training Special Olympians
It’s Troy Kaneshiro’s job to have people’s cars towed. So he deals with a lot of unhappy customers. And that’s part of why the Special Olympics is so special to him. Read more
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