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Hall of Honor: Marley Roe of Kamehameha
Growing up, Marley Roe’s family tree was stocked with athletic prowess. Read more
He got hands-on with newspapers as a kid, reading the Honolulu Star-Bulletin with his mom every day. In the eighth grade, he became a delivery boy with 63 daily and 103 Sunday deliveries on his route in Moiliili. That was back in 1978 when a newspaper cost just 25 cents. The musings of Bill Kwon, Jim Easterwood and many other scribes had an impact.
Honda later wrote for the award-winning The Bulldog at Kaimuki High School, and Ka Leo O Hawaii at UH before moving to Kona, where he was a one-man sports desk at West Hawaii Today. Eight years later, he returned to Oahu and was in charge of content for RainbowSportsNetwork.com and HawaiiSportsNetwork.com, and HSN magazine. He began stringing for the Star-Bulletin in 2003 and joined the sports staff in 2004.
Growing up, Marley Roe’s family tree was stocked with athletic prowess. Read more
Anything to represent the red and white. Brock Fonoimoana made it last as long and as well as he could. After earning All-State honors in football, and playing key roles in basketball and track and field, he added volleyball to his schedule this spring. Read more
Born into a family of track and field standouts, Tatum Moku carved out a niche of her own. Read more
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The temptation to leave his small town, his hometown, was always there. In the end, Solomone Malafu stayed put in Kapaa, at least until December. Read more
Somehow, tiny Lanai High School keeps producing Hall of Honor inductees. Read more
It was the shot heard ’round the Pac-Five galaxy. Read more
Zechariah Takahashi waited a long time for a chance to play in the third annual Chace Numata Senior All-Star Game. Read more
Soccer’s loss was a golden win for Zola O’Donnell. Read more
There have been some powerful legs from the Big Island over the years, but none quite match Elijah Dinkel. Read more
Raya Nakao is grateful for the joy of success, more so for what it has meant to her teammates. Read more
Defensive back Brock Fonoimoana was the quiet leader by example, while linebacker/edge rusher Leonard Ah You was the vocal leader and energizer. Read more
From the beginning, Taryn Irimata was incredible. She began her freshman season with a 9-0 record in the circle, posting a minuscule 1.41 ERA with 61 strikeouts and only 11 walks in 492⁄3 innings. Read more
Underneath the pure competitor, the All-State honors in football and basketball, Leonard Ah You has always been, at heart, an entertainer. Read more
After 22 years, Steven Leopoldo is no longer a basketball coach at Farrington. Read more
The shot clock is ticking in Hawaii high school basketball. Read more
Versatility is king — and queen — in the latest class of Enterprise Holdings/HHSAA Hall of Honor inductees. Read more
His heart said to stick it out, but in the end, the rest of Steve Hathaway’s body said it was time to retire. Read more
For the champions, there are long days and nights fueled by coffee and dreams, and perhaps a giant chocolate chip cookie as a reward. Read more
It was a drive of destiny for the Buffanblu, bringing the koa trophy home from Laie to Punahou. Read more
Only a prophet could have known that Saint Louis’ first-ever volleyball state championship would be won near the shores of Laie. Read more
Top-seeded Kamehameha got 17 kills from 6-foot-8 sophomore Kainoa Wade to sweep fourth-seeded Kamehameha-Hawaii 25-16, 25-15, 25-17 on Thursday in the semifinal round of the New City Nissan/HHSAA Boys Volleyball State Championships. Read more
