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Konawaena accepted Punahou’s challenge (extended)

By Paul Honda on February 6, 2011

. (Here’s the complete, extended version of today’s follow-up story on Konawaena’s girls basketball championship victory.) Foul trouble. Illness. Punahou. The road back to the state championship was a path of roundball destruction by the Konawaena Wildcats. At the Hawaiian Airlines/Hawaii High School Athletic Association State Championships, the onslaught of wipeouts continued. A 25-point win over Kaiser. A 31-point rout of ‘Iolani. Just a continuation, apparently, of a season when the ‘Cats outscored opponents by more than 43 points per […]

Girls hoops state quarterfinal updates

By Jerry Campany on February 2, 2011

Division I Halftime: ‘Iolani 38, Farrington 22, McKinley Student Council Gym Konawaena vs. Kaiser to follow. Consolation: Kaimuki 47, King Kekaulike 33. McKinley Student Council Gym Consolation: Waiakea 45, Pearl City 26, James Alegre Gymnasium (Radford) Division II Consolation: Kalani 46, Waianae 41 Paul Honda, Star-Advertiser

Video: Konawaena vs. Incarnate Word

By Paul Honda on February 2, 2011

Into the time machine we go for highlights of Konawaena’s game with Incarnate Word (Mo.) back in early December in the ‘Iolani Classic. VIDEO: Konawaena-Incarnate Word (Mo.) highlights Paul Honda, Star-Advertiser


Maeda’s world goes beyond the court (extended)

By Paul Honda on February 1, 2011

(Here’s the extended version of today’s feature story on Punahou basketball standout Hailey-Ann Maeda.) No, she was not named after a celestial object consisting of ice and dust. In fact, Nelson and Jodi-Ann Maeda weren’t even sure, as she grew and grew for nine months in the womb, whether their first child would be a girl or a boy. Modern technology just couldn’t say. But the day finally came, and two weeks after her birth, she became Hailey-Ann. She became […]

Radford tabbed as No. 1 seed in D-II tourney

By Paul Honda on January 30, 2011

The Lady Rams of Radford are the No. 1 seed in the Hawaiian Airlines/HHSAA Division II Girls Basketball State Tournament. Seedings and pairings were released by the Hawaii High School Athletic Association this morning. The Rams will have a first-round bye before facing the Hawaii Prep-Hanalani winner on Wednesday, 5 p.m., at Farrington’s Richard Kitamura Memorial Fieldhouse. Defending state champion Molokai is the No. 2 seed and will play Waianae or Maryknoll on Wednesday, 7 p.m, at Kaimuki’s gym. Also […]

Konawaena seeded No. 1 in D-I state tourney

By Paul Honda on January 30, 2011

The seedings and pairings are out for the Hawaiian Airlines/HHSAA Girls Basketball State Championships this morning. Konawaena is the No. 1 seed in the Division I tournament, which tips off on Tuesday. After a first-round bye, the Wildcats will meet the King Kekaulike-Kaiser winner on Wednesday, 7 p.m., at McKinley Student Council Gym. The No. 2 seed is defending state champion Lahainaluna, which will meet the Kapolei-Pearl City winner on Wednesday, 5 p.m., at Radford’s James Alegre Gymnasium. Third-seeded Punahou […]

A little extra on Farrington-Kahuku

By Paul Honda on January 21, 2011

Bonus shot: Brydgette Tatupu-Leopoldo scored her 29 points on just 13 field-goal attempts. She was 12-for-13 from the foul line.

Once again, OIA almost booted a regular-season winner out

By Paul Honda on January 21, 2011

(Note: This column has been revised to correct information about Kaiser and Kapolei’s status in the Oahu Interscholastic Association’s double-elimination tournament.) It’s a helluva playoff format when a regular-season king, or queen in this case, is on the brink of missing the state tourney. That was the scenario for both Kapolei and Kaiser after they lost in the Oahu Interscholastic Association Red Conference girls basketball tournament. Kaiser lost to a hot Kahuku squad, then got past Campbell to seal a […]

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