This is the 2023 Open Division state final revisited — again. A year ago, Mililani toppled Kahuku in the OIA title game, 28-21, ending their string of three consecutive league championships. Read more
There is no end in sight for the Radford Rams competitive cheer dynasty. Especially this year. Read more
Dean Connors (Hawaii Prep), Rice: Caught six passes for 22 yards in a 27-20 loss to Memphis, passing Earl Cooper for most receptions by a running back in school history. Read more
All-American in a uniquely classic way, he is. Saxoni Frank is, arguably, the most athletic tumbler in high school competitive cheer, with the 3.87 grade-point average and a commitment to join the team at Purdue. Read more
In the end, it was defense and ground-and-pound football that gave Big Red the edge. Read more
Iron sharpens iron, and in some ways, Leilehua is grateful for an early-season loss to Kailua. Read more
Ioane Kamanao passed for 316 yards and two touchdowns as Roosevelt stifled Kaiser 34-3 to capture its second straight OIA Division II football championship on a blustery night at Skippa Diaz Stadium. Read more
Hawaii’s hottest high school bowling rivalry has ended in a tie. Read more
Despite an offense that sputtered for most of the first half, No. 2 Kahuku rallied from a nine-point deficit for a 33-15 win over No. 1 Campbell to capture the OIA Open Division championship on a blustery Friday nighty at Skippa Diaz Stadium. Read more
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Saint Louis may have been short-changed off the field, but the Crusaders on Friday made sure to take care of business on the field. Read more
There’s nothing the Campbell Sabers would like more than to cap their perfect season with OIA and state titles. Read more
According to Saint Louis school president Glenn Medeiros, the Interscholastic League of Honolulu has declared Kamehameha winner of the second-round tiebreaker. Read more
She isn’t E.F. Hutton from the 1970s TV commercials, but when Chloe Obuhanych talks, people listen. Read more
After beating Kamehameha five times in six matches, the ‘Iolani Raiders were a clear-cut top seed in the state championships. Read more
A little rancor in the ILH, an instant classic in the OIA, and Campbell is giving off an aura normally reserved for dynasties. Read more
The seventh time is what mattered most to the Kamehameha Warriors. Read more
The gold and black are back. Senior Marisa Nakata drilled 17 kills as Hawaii Baptist ended a nine-year drought, sweeping Le Jardin 25-20, 25-20, 25-16 on Saturday night to capture the Division II title at the New City Nissan/HHSAA Girls Volleyball State Championships. Read more
The finale will have an ILH flavor again. Kalaweloilehua Chock drilled 12 kills and Kamana‘o‘okalani Goldstein added 10 as ILH runner-up Kamehameha swept OIA champion Moanalua 25-23, 25-18, 25-19 on Friday night at Hemmeter Fieldhouse. Read more
Aiden Manutai showed his two-way skills on a pair of touchdowns in the second quarter Friday as No. 3 Kahuku defeated No. 2 Mililani 35-6 in an OIA Open Division semifinal game that ended at 12:10 a.m. today. Read more
Kapolei is the team with “little uniforms,” and for one set, they made the top-seeded and No. 1-ranked ‘Iolani Raiders wobble. Read more
Just like the old days, the Saint Louis defense will have a say in the eventual champion of the top tier of ILH football. Read more
