Last year, the Warriors made the trip to Southern California and got shut out, 34-0.
"I know that the future of Kauai surfers is in great hands."
Their first test of the year is a big one, reigning and defending champion Kahuku.
With the Olympics in full swing, local gymnasts in Hawaii are watching closely with hopes it could one day be them.
The Kaneohe native won four straight state titles with Punahou.
This marks the first time the DOE is adding a girls prep sport since water polo was brought into the mix in 2001.
The Rainbow Wahine open the season Aug. 15 against Georgia Southern.
After 10 years of playing with the men’s National team, the college kid once nearly thrown out of the sport, is now an Olympian.
The Tropical Blades qualified for this competition four years ago, but COVID put a pause in their routine.
Mohr became the first UH athlete to take part in the U.S. Olympic Track & Field Trials since Amber Kaufman in 2008.
Driven by the memory of her father, Williams produced a standout senior year.
Players can develop their skills while also learning teamwork and respect on the field.
From Williamsport, Penn. to the hills of Kapalama, Souza has found much success on the diamond.
The week long camp is a partnership between Everton F.C. and Hawaii United F.C.
“Bring the Koa back home and to win it all this year,” said McMillan.
Kuhio is now the latest Hawaii native making the move down South.
Twenty-eight of the 32 current NFL starting quarterbacks were once in his shoes, including Aaron Rodgers, Matthew Stafford and CJ Stroud.
The shortstop led the entire state with a .638 batting average, 50 RBI and 17 home runs.
The Western Washington softball team made it all the way to the Division II College World Series, ultimately falling to UT Tyler.
"The best thing I ever did was believe in myself."
“This is something that I dreamed of especially when I first got to Iolani."
“It’s not just about shooting, but it’s a lot of life skills, too."
“We already have a number of schools that are asking for our prospect list.”
In winning the MIL title, they broke a 16-year drought.
“Being able to come back and play together at UH ... it’s really special for the both of us.”
“There’s only like a 1% chance guys make it in the sport."
The first round of the NFL draft begins Thursday at 2:00 pm HT on ESPN.
“This is what these guys have been working for since day one."
"There’s a long list of names of volleyball legends that came from this school."
While their season has come to an end, for some, the races are just beginning.
The team describes the win as monumental for the small but tight-knit community out in Central Oahu.
Malia Shoji carries a last name famous in the volleyball community.
“It’s great to have a community to bring you back to home and keep your roots in Hawaii."
"I’ll cherish the moments and try to soak them in a little extra this last season," said Cole.
Hawaii players will showcase their talents on college football’s biggest stage on Monday.
The trend was even more apparent this year with three local standouts all headed to DI colleges — further showcasing Hawaii’s motto of heart over height.
Over the years, some of Hawaii’s greats have attended including the NCAA’s home run queen Jocelyn Alo.
Here’s a look at some of what went down this weekend.
Here’s a look at some of what went down this weekend.
"We just want to take the time to honor them.”
Here’s a look at some of what went down this weekend.
Here’s a look at some of what went down this weekend.
Here’s a look at some of what went down this weekend.
“We have like 13-hour difference so every second counts just to know that they’re doing okay."
Here’s a look at some of what went down this weekend.
Here’s a look at some of what went down this weekend.
Kobe Brown, Robert Covington, Moussa Diabate, and Jordan Miller signed autographs for the kids.
Here’s a look at some of what went down this weekend.
The Golden Pineapple Trophy now resides in Las Vegas.
“We are honored and proud to have the support of the National Football League in our effort to increase opportunities for our community."
