For Seabury Hall’s Sebastian Peterson roundball is his world
Defenses will adapt. The question is, when your leading returnee transforms into a scoring machine, when will he evolve into […]
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Run, James, run! When senior Millare races you know what you’re going to get
A wig and fake beard. The red hat. Worn-out T-shirt, shorts, shoes. All James Millare had to do was run
Kahuku holds off Moanalua to capture OIA D-I girls volleyball title
Ana Kaufusi isn’t the tallest or loudest. She just brings the block to Kahuku’s block party. Kaufusi roofed Moanalua’s power-hitting
Kailua OT Esaiah Wong thrives staying close to home and relying on a strong foundation
They are rooted deeply, this core of born-and-bred Kailua Surfriders. If the grass is truly greener where you water it,
Ashlyn Jacobsen of Campbell is proven winner in track and cross country
The first time Ashlyn Jacobsen entered a race, she insisted on wearing it. The sixth annual Strawberry Chase 5K run
Kamehameha’s 6-7, 330-pound OT Malakai Lee is in huge demand but has committed to Michigan
Long ago, in a galaxy far, far away, a young Jedi warrior rose from humble beginnings. The Star Wars version
Mililani’s Nakaoka has constructed a solid golf resume
Patience is essential to a serious Lego builder. Kate Nakaoka loves her Lego. Always has. But that same patience wasn’t
Kahuku lets go of Sterling Carvalho in a stunning coaching move
The release of Sterling Carvalho as football coach at Kahuku is a head-scratcher for many. After seven seasons with three
Moanalua’s Sugui more than a passing fancy
When Moanalua and Roosevelt meet tonight at Ticky Vasconcellos Stadium in the debut of girls flag football in the OIA,
3-time wrestling state champion Hunter Berger feels at home on any mat
The third state wrestling championship did not arrive as a neatly wrapped Christmas present for Hunter Berger. It was neat,