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Update: Kamehameha sweeps Punahou

By Paul Honda on September 24, 2013

Top-ranked Kamehameha and No. 2 Punahou are 16 minutes away from squaring off here at Hemmeter Fieldhouse. When they met two weeks ago at Kekuhaupio Gym, Kamehameha was extraordinary in a two-set sweep of the then-top ranked Buffanblu. I’m expecting a closer match this time around. Warriors are back from the Durango Classic. Jet lag could be a factor. They had a delayed flight on Sunday. They’ve played a lot of volleyball and had to do a lot of homework […]

Blake takes over as Kahuku’s setter

By Billy Hull on September 18, 2013

Kahuku junior Rachel Blake understands the responsibility that comes with being the starting setter for the Kahuku girls volleyball team. “Especially in our community, there’s high expectations from the girls and everyone from Kahuku,” Blake said. Taking over for the departed Penina Snuka, who is starting as a freshman at Arizona, Blake is the girl at the controls of a potent Kahuku offense that once again is looking to contend for a state championship. The Red Raiders have dropped only […]

No. 1 Kamehameha takes its game to Nevada

By Jerry Campany on September 18, 2013

First the ILH, now it is time to take on the rest of the nation. The Kamehameha girls volleyball team is taking a trip to Las Vegas this weekend to play in the Durango Fall Classic, a collection of the best schools from around the United States and Canada. The Warriors made the same trip last year and reached the final bracket before losing all three matches on the final day. When the Warriors came home and licked their wounds, […]


Video: #1 Punahou vs. #2 Kamehameha VB

By Paul Honda on September 10, 2013

Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Kamehameha-Punahou volleyball is often classic. Not porcelain-pretty classic. Not feng shui-perfect classic. Forget that. When the Warriors and Buffanblu lock horns, things get intense instantly. Doesn’t matter if one team is ranked No. 1 (Punahou) and the other is No. 2 (Kamehameha). Or if one is ranked nationally (Punahou). No, it’s just captivating. I don’t see much college volleyball, but the level of heat in this match was high. There are times […]

Video: Punahou volleyball vs. Mira Costa

By Paul Honda on September 5, 2013

Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Punahou swept CIF powerhouse Mira Costa 25-20, 25-21. Part 3 is comprised of post-match interviews with outside hitter Remo Gaogao and coach Tanya Fuamatu-Anderson of Punahou.

Video: Seabury Hall coach Scottie Zucco

By Paul Honda on September 5, 2013

A chat with Scottie Zucco, whose Seabury Hall Spartans finished fifth in the Silver Division of the Ann Kang Invitational girls volleyball tournament.

Former Hawaii prep stars contribute to UH’s volleyball upset of No. 1 Texas

By Jason Kaneshiro on August 31, 2013

Hawaii’s season-opening upset of top-ranked Texas on Friday showcased some of the state’s top prep volleyball talent of recent years playing in a top-level college setting. Four members of the Star-Advertiser’s 2010 Fab 15 contributed to the four-set Rainbow Wahine victory: Kalei Adolpho (Molokai, No. 5 on the 2010 All-State team) — 11 kills, .421 hitting percentage, seven block assists. Ginger Long (Kamehameha-Maui, No. 9) — two digs. Nikki Taylor (Kaiser, No. 10) — 10 kills, .500, four digs, six […]

Mililani ready to roll over weak West

By Jerry Campany on August 26, 2013

Val Crabbe’s Mililani girls volleyball team was a pretty busy bunch in the preseason, but the coach had little choice. It may have been Mililani’s only chance to see quality competition before the OIA playoffs. Mililani will open its OIA season on Wednesday when it hosts Nanakuli. The Trojans played in two different tournaments in the preseason, going 12-3 over three days to finish second to No. 2 Kamehameha in the Hawaii Invitational, which also included No. 4 ‘Iolani. They […]

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