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Waianae closes in on No. 1 Maryknoll in softball Top 10
The train from Waianae is gaining momentum. → Read More
Prep volleyball is crushing it, locally and nationally
It was the golden spike heard ’round the ILH. While Moanalua posted a stunning third-place finish at the Best of the West tournament in Southern California over the weekend, Hawaii Baptist was back at the lab following a shocking 20-25, 25-23, 25-22, 25-22 win over Punahou last Tuesday. → Read More
Player of the Year Mele Sake was a power source for ‘Iolani
There’s a reason Mele Sake wears No. 33 for the state champion ‘Iolani Raiders. → Read More
Maryknoll power hitter Nelly McEnroe-Marinas will soon be a Boomer Sooner
Tammy McEnroe had a way of living life to the fullest. → Read More
Kapolei, Moanalua win OIA wrestling titles
A little adversity couldn’t stop the Kapolei Hurricanes, who won their first OIA boys wrestling championship on Saturday at Leilehua High School → Read More
High school seniors play for final time in Damien Farias Classic
Kayman Lewis and Avery Pauole scored 24 points each as Team Blue outscored Team Red, 143-131, in the Damien Farias Senior Basketball Classic on Saturday night at Saint Louis’ Clarence T.C. Ching Center. → Read More
Boys basketball Top 10: Many of state’s best players return next year
For the Kohala Cowboys and Moanalua Na Menehune, it’s about how you finish. → Read More
Kamehameha pulls off another ILH wrestling sweep
Three defending state champions are heading back to states with newly minted ILH gold medals. → Read More
Hawaii high school players have their day on signing day
The alarm rang on Loren Owan’s phone at precisely 4 a.m. → Read More
Farrington claims another OIA prize
Dominique Mose-Smith scored five of his 15 points in overtime as Farrington outlasted Kalani, 68-55, to capture the OIA Division II boys basketball championship on Wednesday night. → Read More
Campbell collects crown
Mizah Carreira scored 21 points as No. 7 Campbell upset No. 2 Mililani, 50-45, to capture its first OIA boys basketball championship. → Read More
Girls basketball Top 10: Maryknoll goes from No. 1 to done in 2 weeks
The theme in prep basketball over the past week: The mighty have fallen. → Read More
Campbell wins back-to-back titles
Campbell made it back-to-back OIA championships under coach Jazmine Corpuz. → Read More
Scanlan helps Pearl City capture OIA D-II crown
Shilee Scanlan had 13 points and 13 rebounds to power Pearl City past Castle, 39-32, for the Oahu Interscholastic Association Division II girls basketball championship on Wednesday night at Moanalua gym. → Read More
For Punahou’s Kai Flanagan, the water is her world
On a quiet morning or afternoon, Kai Flanagan takes a break from the pool. → Read More
Mililani’s Wilson more than a sew-sew player
She loves a tough challenge, but Kailee Wilson also finds a bit of serenity far from the pitch. → Read More
Saint Louis vaults to the top spot in boys hoops poll
The youth brigade at Kalaepohaku has reached the peak. → Read More
Girls basketball Top 10: No. 1 Maryknoll coming off a bye
Maryknoll collected seven of nine first-place votes to remain atop the Star-Advertiser Girls Basketball Top 10. → Read More
Oakwood of California had strong showing at Punahou Invitational
It was quite the week for the squad from North Hollywood. → Read More
Girls hoops top 10: ILH unbeaten Spartans No. 1
The journey began with returnees Taimane Faleafine-Auwae and Ciera Tugade-Agasiva handling the scoring load. → Read More