ILH still searching for solution to fair play
Kamehameha, Punahou and Saint Louis see the nonsense in just knocking each other around over and over again. Read more
Further Review
Kerr finishes the chase 3 strokes ahead of competition
The chase was on, indeed. And in some ways, it seemed like Cristie Kerr led that fourth round all the way from start to finish. Read more
Sharp hopes to stay sharp as she seeks her first title
As the first drops fell around 4:30 p.m. at Ko Olina Golf Club, the umbrellas came out, yet again. And Cristie Kerr promptly birdied No. 18 to put the cap on a spectacular 62. (Really, though, what other kind of 62 is there?) Read more
Thai golfer making a big name for herself
Ariya Jutanugarn isn’t just a long name. It’s become a big name in the world of women’s golf. Read more
Politics not in play for golfer from China
At times it seems like women’s golf is dominated by South Koreans. That perception is amplified annually here at Ko Olina Golf Club, which hosts the LPGA’s Lotte Championship. Read more
Wie knows feeling when outsiders decide result
Michelle Wie could feel Lexi Thompson’s pain. And when she was the victim of a snitch — oh, wait, sorry … a protector of the integrity of the game of golf — it was even worse. Read more
Replace aging Aloha Stadium before someone gets hurt
Can Aloha Stadium survive for seven more years? Read more
North Carolina still waiting for its real redemption
Hawaii got a close-up look at this year’s NCAA basketball champions, as North Carolina played the host Rainbow Warriors last Nov. 18. Read more
’Bows enter conference play armed and ready
If you aren’t yet, get used to seeing that “TBA” — as in To Be Announced — for the University of Hawaii baseball team’s probable starting pitcher in the third game of Big West Conference series. Read more
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UConn’s loss still not biggest upset in my book
Listening to the car radio on the way home, I heard sports talk radio guys talking about Mississippi State’s win over Connecticut possibly being the greatest sports upset of all-time. Read more
Hilbe always had Hawaii ahead of the competition
Hawaii has never been considered a track and field hotbed. Read more
Raiders make pitch to become Hawaii’s team
So, you may wonder … how did a nice guy like Steve Uyehara become an Oakland Raiders fan? Read more
Festivus brings out the best of all of us
When rumors circulated that Nick Rolovich might “suit up” during spring football practice, it wasn’t hard to imagine he might have something wild up his 36-inch sleeve. Read more
Northwestern alumni happy to finally see a winner
Mark Mugiishi is a surgeon, so it’s probably a good thing his work duties Thursday were outside of the operating room. Read more
Rolo gets his hands dirty coaching and playing
If you’ve been out to spring football practice, you know University of Hawaii coach Nick Rolovich can still sling it. The former Rainbow Warriors quarterback still has all the throws at age 38, even the long ones. Read more
Good idea was right decision for Rojas
The movie came out about more than five years before he was born. Read more
Thanks to Ganot, this rock bottom isn’t so bad
Every now and then a University of Hawaii basketball fan will say something like this to me: “Eh, Rick Pitino could’ve been our head coach. Wouldn’t that have been great?” Read more
Go ahead, make your day — win 2 more to tie school record
The University of Hawaii men’s volleyball team has won so many consecutive matches it’s like when Dirty Harry lost count of his bullets. Read more
Coolen gets grand total after delay of a day
The lei were a bit wilted and moist. Some of the flowers were a day old, and it had been a long, humid afternoon at the place I like to call Bob Coolen Coliseum. Read more
Seasoned players pepper newcomers with advice
The young men who play defensive back for the University of Hawaii football team want to be known as takers in the fall — as in taking the ball away from their opponents. Read more
UH finally gets a break with football schedule
The Rainbow Warriors are in a rebuilding process with second-year head coach Nick Rolovich. Read more
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