Unbeaten Kahuku enters state tourney ranked No. 1

It’s all the same! Open, division 1. Same format for playoffs. Just be ready! #9 is coming back north! #WeAreTheNorth #TheNorthRemembers #KingInTheNorth

ILH,, St.Louis wants that route. Play all the top teams. They are like Bishop Gorman, play the best,beat the best, get national rank. All the 4 teams have the same plan. Win the next 2, State Champions.

ILH so sorry to burst your bubble having kahuku play Mililani back to back is your ideal of harder route to the title when your team hasn’t played in over a month well rested fully recovered from injury as you sit back and watch the 2 best in the oia battle it out on the field and your worries about playing the best bro to be the best wouldn’t you want to beat the best or is that asking to much you might want to have a conversation with st lulu coaches and player just a thought

Man kahuku offensive line needs to wake up they give up pressure way to much

Change the brainwashing message in the Kahuku alma mater hymn, while the flag of freedom proudly waves above, that is a reference to the flag of the foreign military occupier which flies above Hae Hawaii at Kahuku High and Intermediate School, which is a government (state) school located within the territory of the Hawaiian Kingdom. It is highly offensive and disrespectful to place the foreign occupier’s flag above Hae Hawaii, the flag of the Hawaiian Kingdom. Allowing the offending words to remain in the alma mater hymn is to enable the inculcation (brainwashing) and Denationalization and Americanization-which are war crimes-of Hawaiian subjects and others who are not American nationals. It is long past time for the school to stop being an instrument for the brainwashing, Denationalizing and Americanizing of Hawaiians and other non-Americans enrolled there.

Pakelike you do know this is a football form so can you take your inflammatory anti flag anti American rhetoric and go find another place to play you have the right to form your own opinion but those are your most of us are hear to discuss and banter high school football

Watching the last RR vs. Millville game makes me think that Millz is a tougher match up for Lulu based on the type of defense they run.

That defense causes issues with their blitz vs. everything mentality.
Were it not for penalties and a muffed punt, Millz could have squeaked that one out.

I am excited for the State Tournament because there are some good matchups up and down the divisions. For example, The Wendell Bowl, Aiea vs. Iolani!!!!!!!! That is some funny stuff.

Big Boyz #punctuationmatters

Big Boyz, Honesty, Whether you know it or not, whether you believe it or not, the country you live in is the Hawaiian Kingdom, currently under a prolonged unlawful military occupation by the USA. This indisputable, irrefutable fact means that the occupier state-the USA-is obligated to follow the Geneva and Hague Convention laws that regulate occupation, and administer the laws of the occupied state -the Hawaiian Kingdom, until a lawful government of the Hawaiian Kingdom is reinstated. Many are aware of these facts, and are working to expose and ultimately end the occupation; regardless of your ignorance or what you believe. None of this has anything to do with anti-Americanism, bringing the USA in to compliance with its lawful obligations as an occupier, holding it accountable for very serious violations of international law and the sovereignty of the Hawaiian Kingdom, are very noble and rational, reasonable, civil actions to take in order to resolve this intolerable situation that has been going on since 1893. The fact that you two are ignorant of this situation, and believe that what has been said here is anti-American, or that nothing can be done to remediate this outrageous injustice, is evidence of the effectiveness of American brainwashing of Hawaiian subjects and others-including Americans-and that the war crimes of Denationilization and Americanization have occurred and continues. You two are the evidence of that. There is currently a case before the US District Court in Honolulu, Hawaiian Kingdom v Biden et al, in which the Hawaiian Kingdom is asking the Court to transform itself into an Article II court from an Article III court, and provide declaratory and injunctive relief from American laws and American government officials-including those of the unlawful entity the state of Hawaii-and declare that all the foreign consulates currently existing and operating within the territory of the Hawaiian Kingdom are in violation of international law and the laws of the Hawaiian Kingdom. As a result of this complaint being filed in the US District Court, 3 consulates-those of the Czech Republic, Finland, India-have closed. The US Department of Justice has filed a statement of interest in the case, and 3 organizations with expertise in international law and international humanitarian law-the Geneva and Hague Conventions that govern occupation-have filed an amicus brief in the case in behalf of the Hawaiian Kingdom. So much has been done, and much remains to be done, and many who are much more knowledgeable than me or you two and smarter and better educated, are at work on this matter. So you two get educated, come out of the brainwashed state that many of us were in ourselves, and learn what has been withheld from you, including by Kahuku High!

Pakelike why don’t you take your high political distorted ( sorry that last word was longer then 4 letter) theory and stand in the middle of Kam highway with your upside down Hawaiian flag on game night and educate all those brainwashed Red Rider fan driving to the game because you have way to much time to be wasting hear on this site an oh by the way can you in lighten me where The queen Liliuokalani signed the treaty because what I was taught at kahuku is her kingdom was overthrown weather we like it or not bye a superior force and that she gave up her throw to save her people from annihilation which to me was the ultimate sacrifice

To: Opinion Subject: Defense of the Hawaiian Kingdom Rather than answer your question my self, I direct you to the expert on this matter, Dr. David Keanu Sai, Chairman of the Council of Regency-the Acting Government of the Hawaiian Kingdom, Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs, Acting Minister of the Interior, retired US Army Captain who is a veteran of 10 years service as an Artillery commander. He is an instructor at Windward Community College. You can reach him at anu@hawaii.edu Please share the answer you get from him with the readers of this forum! Mahalo a me ka oi a i o

So many arrogant Kahuku Fans out there. Bottom line . football play in hawaii this year aint that competitive. Kahuku hasnt shown me anything that they so call good, yah maybe in hawaii standards this year , but even that , a small mililani team punched kahuku in the mouth . I mean if you were to match up body per body , Kahuku is way bigger than Mililani and probably the biggest team in the state. They should be pounding teams. But a small Mililani team put Kahuku back into reality that they are not dominant team like people think they are. Watch kahuku lose to Saint Louis or Mililani , the home town of kahuku all the way to Kahaluu will be like a funeral when they get snapped back into reality .

To: Opinion Subject: Defense of the Hawaiian Kingdom Would you state here on this forum what your opinion is of the answer to your question?

@gigantic….yes you took the words out of my mouth. It has become more motivating that Kahuku can get put in their places because of the disrespect of the fans, especially on this site. All we see on here these days is a team of Kahuku fans that have nothing good to say about other teams, especially after Mililani nearly ended their run. Now I’m not going to lie, I am a St Louis fan, but if im going to be completely honest, if the score is lopsided this weekend with Mililani in the favor of STL, that just will go to show that both Kamehameha and Punahou deserved to be in the state tournament as well, instead of a team such as Campbell, who has gotten blown out consistently, but is constantly given chances because the OIA has 3 teams compared to the 1 for ILH. May the best team win this week and next, but I sure hope the Kahuku fans on here will be more respectful to the other teams, especially after the constant harassment this entire season on this site

The problem with the Kahuku fans is that it’s only a handful that acts stupid on this site, there is a lot of very good Kahuku fans that is respectful, but it’s the stupid comments made by some idiots that makes Kahuku look bad on this site. i was driving through Kahuku recently and notice just pass the PCC there were two flags in someone’s yard, the Kahuku flag and a Saint Louis flag, i guess 1 person goes to Kahuku and 1 Person goes to Saint Louis, but it’s all good, so remember, there is a lot of very good Kahuku fans out there just a bunch of stupidity ones at the same time. Just respect all teams. And let’s have a great State Tournament no matter who wins.

@Pakelika, I admire your passion, but please take your comments/views somewhere else. This is a sports forum.

Also, in case you didn’t notice, the history of the world is full of example after example after example of people being conquered or taken over by war or otherwise. There wouldn’t be a Hawaiian Kingdom had King Kamehameha NOT conquered the rest of the islands. So give it a rest.

As far as the topic at hand, the road to the Championship still runs through St Louis. I like Big Red’s chances, but anything can happen once that whistle blows. Mililani’s D is legit, and I expect Bianco to do a lot of running and improvising; but the Trojan O isnt’ what it used to be.

GO Big RED!!!
RRFL!!!

To: Opinion Subject: Defense of the Hawaiian Kingdom. Your reply is unclear and enigmatic. You will not ask Keanu Sai your question about the defense of the Hawaiian Kingdom, and claim that his answer is obvious; but you didn’t ask, so you don’t know what his answer is. Are you familiar with Keanu, and what he has said, not in answering your specific question, but what he has said in general about the Hawaiian Kingdom’s status as a neutral state, in his presentations available for viewing online? By the way you worded your question about how the Hawaiian Kingdom would defend itself, I suspect that you have not given serious thought nor made any effort to make any inquiry into the matter by consulting those qualified and informed about the subject. Why are you deflecting the question about what is Keanu’s answer to your question? What did you mean by you are not going to lose this question to Keanu “because they answer is obvious?” Why did you use the plural form they to refer to Keanu? If you think his-the grammatically correct singular pronoun to use in reference to Keanu-answer is obvious (maybe to you, maybe you are wrong!) then state what you think that answer is, and share it with the readers of this forum.

lol pakelika, you STILL going at it? you wasn’t embarassed enough in the other article about your crusade (oops that word is offensive!) against offensive school mascots? Or do you only have a problem with Kahuku’s mascot? I BET IT’S JUST US, HUH???

lolol we got another kahuku hater here! I like the ILH fans better here. Even though they don’t know what they talking about and they hate public schools lol at least they talk about football. they don’t write 100 page essays about colonialism on a high school sports page

It is wrong to say that those who post comments on this forum supportive of independent schools, or criticizing the OIA or state of Hawaii Department of Education schools hate DOE schools. Such people cherish the valuable alternative to public education independent schools provide, and they greatly respect the right to freely choose that alternative. Some insecure, and perhaps troubled, individuals attempt to demonize those who support the ILH and it’s members by accusing them of hating public schools-nothing could be further from the truth. Further accusing them of not knowing what they are talking about is equally wrong. People who freely and intelligently choose an independent school education do so because they seek a better educational experience, better according to their perspective and standards. That is not to say that public education is bad, necessarily, there are many examples of public school graduates going on to very demanding academic institutions that would not have accepted them if their scholastic academic achievements and records had not been of such quality so as to qualify them for admission into those schools. Nevertheless, it is a fact that public schools are not sufficiently funded, equipped, and staffed to accommodate all of the school age population. Because of this, and legal limitations on what DOE schools can teach, as well as conditions and circumstances existing in DOE schools, some prefer an independent educational experience. According to publicly available information, only 27% of the students at the Kahuku Intermediate and High School can perform at the level of proficiency in mathematics, for reading, it is only 57%. While this is better than many schools in America with unionized faculty and administrators that are also public, it is nothing to boast or be proud of. One wonders how many Kahuku Football Team members are proficient in the subjects mentioned-truly proficient- and not just given a passing grade so they can be eligible to play. To those who would accuse independent schools of illegitimately giving passing grades to athletes in order for them to remain eligible to play, an important distinction between public and independent schools should be noted. Public schools are entirely financed with public funds, while independent schools are financed with private funds! That is a very big and meaningful distinction! It means that public schools have an obligation-a fiduciary responsibility to the general public, not only to the parents of the students- to ensure that those funds are spent efficiently and effectively for educational purposes. People are mandated to pay for the funding of public schools, when a student is “passed” despite not being proficient so he or she can be promoted to the next grade or graduate or remain eligible to compete in athletics, it is a very serious breach and betrayal of the public trust. If an independent school does any of those things, it is a private matter between the parents of that student and the school. An independent school that would illegitimately “pass” a student risks legal action and acquiring a unwholesome reputation that may lead to declining enrollment. Finally, by the manner in which some of the comments on this forum are written, if they are written by graduates of the Kahuku Intermediate and High School, it is easy to believe that only 57% of the students there-the so called “sons and daughters true” for whom are “the doors flung wide”-achieve the level of proficiency in reading, and consequently writing. Let’s give them the benefit of doubt that they graduated from the Kahuku Intermediate and High School.