Postponed state tournament games set to be played today
Thursday’s postponed games in the baseball and softball state tournaments are set to go today. Read more
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Hungry Bears advance to state baseball semifinals
This is what they mean by ‘Bear down.’ Isaac Imamura came on with the bases loaded and two outs and struck out Jaydon Geraci on three pitches to preserve Baldwin’s 5-4 win over Hilo in a quarterfinal of the Wally Yonamine State Baseball Tournament at Les Murakami Stadium on Wednesday. Read more
Maui feels at home in beating Waiakea to reach state semis
The Maui baseball team is quite a ways away from Iron Maehara Stadium, but it feels right at home at the Wally Yonamine State Baseball Tournament. Read more
Saint Louis rallies from 4-0 deficit to upend Kailua
Tanner Chun doubled in the go-ahead run, then scored on a single by Sean Yamaguchi in the top of the seventh inning as unseeded Saint Louis rallied to knock out OIA champion Kailua, 6-4, on Wednesday night at Les Murakami Stadium. Read more
Baldwin wins it on a walk-off after Kapolei’s big rally
Baldwin softball coach Sanoe Kekahuna did not step on the field Wednesday against Kapolei because of a knee injury. Read more
Kamehameha weathers Pearl City, rain delays to advance
Juniors Kainoa Kaneshiro and Logan Sanchez combined on a three-hitter as top-seeded Kamehameha stifled upset-minded Pearl City, 4-0, on Wednesday night at rainy Les Murakami Stadium. Read more
Kamehameha girls all business in state softball
Kamehameha let it be known early Wednesday against Leilehua that the Warriors really want to get back to the state title game. Read more
Campbell rallies to oust Maryknoll in state softball
Campbell rallied past Maryknoll on Tuesday in a first-round matchup involving a rain delay and the past two state champions. Read more
Iwata makes pitches count as Waiakea tops ‘Iolani
Loren Iwata’s last pitch was much better than his first. Read more
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Hawaii Grown notes: Women’s sports
Lorraine Alo (Campbell), Portland State: Turned into a monster when playoff time arrived, mashing out 12 hits in six games with three walks and two homers. Read more
Baldwin bears down to beat Moanalua
As far as Baldwin is concerned, an extra game is just another chance to play baseball. Read more
Pearl City outlasts Aiea in 11 innings in state baseball
Devin Fujino singled home Tyler Oshiro with two outs in the bottom of the 11th inning Tuesday as Pearl City surprised Aiea 3-2 in the opening round of the Wally Yonamine Foundation/HHSAA Baseball Division I State Championships at Les Murakami Stadium. Read more
Hawaii Grown notes: Men’s sports
Wehiwa Aloy (Baldwin), Arkansas: Broke out of a slump with a three-hit game against Mississippi State and then repeated it the next night with two doubles. Read more
All state baseball, softball consolation games canceled
The HHSAA announced on Tuesday the cancellation of all baseball and softball consolation games for the remainder of the tournaments due to forecasts of inclement weather and a limited availability of quick-draining (artificial) fields. Read more
Fee helps lead Saint Louis to runaway victory over Roosevelt
Shannon Fee didn’t have his fastball going, but he has learned the art of deception. Read more
Longtime friends Sean Yamaguchi and Tanner Chun bring balance to Saint Louis
Having more than two mothers in his family tree is a rare gift for a young man. Read more
Kamehameha heads into states No. 1
The defending champions look the part, no question. Read more
States will answer many questions
So many mysteries unfold today and tomorrow at the DataHouse/HHSAA Softball State Championships. Read more
State track and field: Boys champions give their thoughts
“It’s only my second year of track. I’m surprised with the results I’ve been getting. I’m thankful to all my coaches for helping me out.” Read more
State track and field: Girls champions give their thoughts
“It was kinda like, I already got one medal, so whatever happens happens. I wasn’t as stressed about the event and I was able to come out and do what I had to do.” Read more
Kamehameha pulls off upset by having each other’s back
Another blown lead. When Kamehameha saw its cushion dwindle, Kainoa Wade and Harryzen Soares remained upright. Read more
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