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Stingrays place 5th, Wazzu offers Molina sisters

By Paul Honda on July 8, 2015

Team Stingrays finished in fifth place out of a field of 256 teams today at the End of the Trail Tournament in Oregon City, Ore. It was a solid performance for the Big Island squad comprised largely of players who powered Konawaena to a state championship in girls basketball last February — and coached by Bobbie Awa and staff. Chanelle Molina, the all-state player of the year, got through the tournament this week despite ankle and (shooting) hand injuries. Molina, […]

Team Piko wins national title in New Orleans

By Paul Honda on June 26, 2015

Oahu-based Team Piko girls volleyball club defeated Asics Mavs 25-17, 25-11 for the national title at the USAV Girls Junior Nationals in New Orleans, La., today. The team won the 14-Under crown. Their head coach is Lehua Kadooka. Team Piko qualified for the championship bracket after five pool-play matches on days 1 and 2. On day 3, they emerged after two matches as a qualifier for the championship (gold) bracket. Team Piko won its quarterfinal, semifinal and championship matches today. […]

Hall pass: Sarah Lau

By Jerry Campany on June 6, 2015

Athletes like Sarah Lau don’t come around every year. Kamehameha’s Lau completed a career as a standout in volleyball, soccer and track and field and will be honored for it with an induction into the Enterprise / HHSAA Hall of Honor on June 7 at Dole Cannery Square’s Pomaikai Ballroom. To find the last girl to pull that unique trifecta of sports and do them well enough to reach the hall, you have to go way back to 2002 when […]

Hall pass: Tiyana Hallums

By Jerry Campany on June 4, 2015

Voters in the Star-Advertiser’s postseason awards say Tiyana Hallums was never the best volleyball player in the state, but she may have been on the best team of all time. Hallums was third on the Star-Advertiser’s Fab 15 volleyball list as a junior and second on the rankings as a senior behind Punahou’s McKenna Granato. She was behind teammate Alohi Robins-Hardy and Kahuku’s Adora Anae in 2013. Hallums will join Robins-Hardy in the Enterprise/HHSAA Hall of Honor on June 7 […]

Hall pass: Gabbie Ewing

By Jerry Campany on June 4, 2015

It’s hard to boil Gabbie Ewing‘s contribution to Hawaii Prep athletics by mere numbers. As a soccer player, she controls the middle and isn’t asked to put up obscene goal totals like Leo Klink and Sonest Furtado did. On the volleyball court, she wasn’t the type of player to rise above the net and drop bombs like Tiyana Hallums or McKenna Granato until she had to be. But the 16 member Hall of Honor committee had no problem judging intangibles […]

Grizzlies introduce Moanalua’s Gaogao

By Nick Abramo on May 7, 2015

A story on the University of Montana’s sports website introduced Moanalua outside hitter Lia Gaogao to the Grizzlies. She signed a letter of intent to play volleyball at the PIAA signing ceremony in Waikiki last month. Gaogao is a two-time Honolulu Star-Advertiser Fab 15 choice, and she was named to the HHSAA state all-tournament team two years in a row. The 5-foot-11 Gaogao is projected to compete at left-side hitter. She is the sister of Remo Gaogao, who was a […]

LOI Day: Punahou SS picks Columbia

By Paul Honda on April 15, 2015

She swings a mighty bat, fields with a leather glove and one day… Krystin Wong will be handling scalpels and saving lives. The Punahou softball player was one of 59 student-athletes from around Oahu who signed a letter of intent this morning during the Pacific Islands Athletic Alliance signing ceremony at the Honolulu Elks Lodge, Waikiki. There were also signees for track and field, football and swimming. Volleyball and soccer players comprised much of the list of signees, but Wong […]

HBA hoops camp scheduled for June

By Nick Abramo on April 15, 2015

Hawaii Baptist Academy is hosting its 21st annual Eagle Hoop Camp, June 2-5 at the school gym. Eagles girls coach Keith Sugiura and boys coach George Weeks, both of whom led their teams to ILH Division II titles last season, are the lead instructors. The camp is open to all boys and girls entering grades 4-12 this fall. Daily sessions will run from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. for grades 4-7 and 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. for grades 8-12. The fee […]

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Stingrays place 5th, Wazzu offers Molina sisters

Team Piko wins national title in New Orleans

Hall pass: Sarah Lau

Hall pass: Tiyana Hallums

Hall pass: Gabbie Ewing

Grizzlies introduce Moanalua’s Gaogao

LOI Day: Punahou SS picks Columbia

HBA hoops camp scheduled for June

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