Baseball Top 10: Kamehameha is No. 1 as state baseball looms
The deck has been shuffled a bit, but Kamehameha remains a unanimous No. 1 in this week’s Star-Advertiser Baseball Top 10. Read more
The deck has been shuffled a bit, but Kamehameha remains a unanimous No. 1 in this week’s Star-Advertiser Baseball Top 10. Read more
The last ballot arrived and broke a tie at No. 7. Voters in the coaches and media panel left good enough alone for the time being. Read more
Cain Kahahawai and Connor Williams each had 15 kills and Nathaniel Koahou had 48 assists and seven digs as the defending champion Kamehameha Warriors rallied from a 2-1 deficit to edge the Mililani Trojans in the first round of the New City Nissan/HHSAA Boys State Volleyball Division I State Championships on Monday. Read more
Ava Carlson scored eight goals as Kamehameha trounced Mililani 22-4 in a first-round of the Kyoya Hotels/HHSAA Girls Water Polo State Championships on Monday. Read more
Will Naboa let his Sabers play within their nature. With speed, ferocity and discipline, the Campbell Sabers swarmed over a hot Leilehua squad and captured the first-ever high school flag football state championship. Read more
Led by sophomore blitzer Shaleah Moore, Campbell stymied Leilehua 6-0 to capture the inaugural title in the Hawaii Dental Service/HHSAA Flag Football State Championships on Saturday night at Mililani’s John Kauinana Stadium. Read more
The only way to slay the state’s greatest judo dynasty is to punch it in the mouth. Read more
Seabury Hall’s Tyler Loree carded a final-round 1-over 73 on Friday to easily claim the David S. Ishii/HHSAA Boys Golf State Championship, becoming the first repeat winner in more than 20 years. Read more
A bad ankle and sore groin can’t stop Madi Powell and her Leilehua teammates. Read more
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Thrilling touchdown passes and juggernaut offensive statistics ruled the regular season, but Campbell is proving that championship-level defensive prowess belongs in the realm of big cats. Read more
Maryah Puletasi passed for 147 yards and two touchdowns, while Punahou’s defense shut out one of the highest-scoring offenses in the state in a 12-0 win over Kamehameha-Maui on Wednesday night at Mililani’s John Kauinana Stadium. Read more
Cali Moniz-Kealoha fired a 20-yard touchdown pass to Maddisyn Andres Martinez in the first quarter and Leilehua hung on to shock No. 1 seed Moanalua 7-6 in the quarterfinals of the Hawaii Dental Service/HHSAA Flag Football Championships. Read more
Kahuku’s Ava Cepeda rallied with a 3-under 69 to claim the individual crown and Punahou won the team title on the third playoff hole Wednesday at the David S. Ishii/HHSAA Girls State Championship at Mauni Lani North Golf Course. Read more
Hayden Kaahanui-Cera passed for 251 yards and three touchdowns as second-seeded Kamehameha fought off Waiakea, 26-6, on Wednesday night in the opening round of the Hawaii Dental Service/HHSAA Flag Football State Championships at Pearl City’s Bino Neves Stadium. Read more
It might be a trivia question one day: What began in Waipio, resumed at Moanalua 24 hours later and ended with an ILH baseball championship for the Kamehameha Warriors? Read more
Championships. Perfection. Accolades. It can be the ultimate illusion, and two-time state judo champion Thor Guerrero is fantastically elusive when the perks of glory come chasing after him. Read more
OIA champion Moanalua is the top seed in the 16-team field of the Hawaii Dental Service/HHSAA Flag Football State Championships. Read more
Kamehameha’s unbeaten run in the ILH’s double-elimination round two is the only constant for Star-Advertiser Baseball Top 10 teams. Read more
The Mililani Trojans withstood all they could handle in the rugged OIA, emerging with a decisive run to the league title. The Trojans routed Waianae, Kalani and Moanalua in the playoffs last week by a composite score of 43-10. Read more
Kyle Hayase-Fong hadn’t hit one out since he was in third grade. The Farrington pitcher, one of 11 seniors, never gave up. Every day, taking cuts. Read more
Maryknoll (15-7 overall), the regular-season runner-up, will play at Punahou on Thursday for the league championship. Punahou was the regular-season (round one) winner. Read more