Kalaheo High School | Archive | January, 2008

VIDEO: OIA Wrestling Dual Championships

Posted on 31 January 2008 by cyeameen.

Feb. 2nd , 2008
dkawada@digitalsports.com

Tournament info provided by Brandy Burke

Enjoy our VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS of the OIA WRESTLING Dual Championship!


Results from the OIA Dual Meet Championships:

JV Boys:
  Semi Finals
   Pearl City 36, Moanalua 45
   Kahuku 28, Campbell 38
  Championship
   Moanalua 30, Campbell 47

JV Girls
  Semi Finals
   Pearl City 34, Kahuku 12
   Farrington 18, Kapolei 23
  Championship
   Pearl City 34, Kapolei 12

Varsity Boys:
  Semi Finals
   Kaiser 51, Kapolei 21
   Pearl City 38, Kahuku 27
  Championship
   Kaiser 43, Pearl City 25

Varsity Girls:
  Semi Finals
   Kahuku 42, Campbell 21
   Kapolei 29, Farrington 30
   Finals
   Kahuku 36, Farrington 15

Jan. 30th, 2008

The wrestling “post-season” is about to begin this Friday with the OIA Wrestling Dual Championships.  The event will be held at Moanalua High School starting at 5:30p.

Both the junior varsity and varsity squads for boys and girls will compete.

For the Boys, Kaiser and Pearl City claim the top seeds for the East and West respectively.  The Cougar wrestlers have an undefeated record of 10-0.

The girls leaderboard shows Kahuku and Kapolei holding the #1 seeds.

With the Red Raider and hurricane boys teams holding the #2 seeds, both schools could feasibly take the titles for each gender.

Obviously Farrington and Campbell will have something to say about that.

View attached documents for the CURRENT TEAM STANDINGS and the schedule for the OIA DUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS on Friday.

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Kaiser, Castle, Upset in Playoffs

Posted on 24 January 2008 by cyeameen.

January 23, 2008
David Kawada – Content Editor
dkawada@digitalsports.com

Statistics provided by Chester Chee

A Number 1 seed has fallen on Day 2 of the OIA Red Boys Soccer Playoffs.  Castle, the East #1, got upset by Roosevelt 3-1 in the 5:15 game at Aiea High School.  Stephen Sinco, Ryan Pena, and Leslie Nwapa each had a goal for the victory.

The surprise team of the playoffs so far is Moanalua, which easily upset East #2 Kaiser 4-0.  Sean Nicholson scored 2 goals while Justin Watanabe and Trace Brown each added a goal apiece in the shutout victory.  The Menehune came into the playoffs with a 4-6-2 record and have now improved to 6-6-2.

The West #1 and #2 seeds, Mililani and Aiea, advance to Thursdays semi finals at Kailua.  The Trojans upended Kalaheo 1-0, and the Na Alii got past Kalani 2-0.

Semi Finals (at Kailua HS):
5:15p     Mililani (11-1-0)  v Moanalua (6-6-2)
7:00p     Aiea (7-3-3)  v  Roosevelt (7-5-2)

Consolsation games (at Aiea HS):
5:15p     Kalaheo  v Kaiser
7:00p     Kalani v Castle

See attachment for full Brackets and Statistics.

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VIDEO: OIA Boys Soccer Playoffs-1st Round Action

Posted on 23 January 2008 by cyeameen.

WATCH  OUR VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS BELOW BY:
David Hunt- Red Division
Kingsley Ah You- White Divison

Two games go into OT, one of them require penalty kicks.  All in all, an exciting first day of the OIA Boys Soccer Playoffs.

RED DIVISION:
Kalaheo  1 – Kapolei  0;  Moanalua 2 – Pearl City 1 (PK 4-3);  Kalani 1 – Waialua 0;  Roosevelt 2 – Leilehua 1

Quarter Finals, Wednesday, Game times @ 5:15 & 7:00p
@ Mililani:  Kaiser v Moanalua,  Mililani v Kalaheo
@ Aiea:     Castle v Roosevelt,  Aiea v  Kalani

WHITE DIVISION:
Kahuku 4 – Waipahu 0;  Mckinley 3 – Nanakuli 1;  Kailua 2 – Waianae 0; Farrington 1 – Campbell 0 (O.T)

Semi-Finals, Thursday, Game times 5:15 & 7:00p

@ Kahuku:  Kahuku v Mckinley; Kailua v Farrington

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High School Basketball Standings

Posted on 22 January 2008 by cyeameen.

OIA
BOYS RED DIVISION:
East:                            West:
Kalaheo           7-0        Leilehua       6-1
Kahuku            6-1        Kapolei        5-2
Moanalua         3-3        Mililani         5-2
Castle              3-4        Campbell     4-3
Kaimuki           2-5        Pearl City     3-4
Kailua              2-5        Radford       1-5
Roosevelt        1-6        Waianae        0-7

BOYS WHITE DIVISION:
Aiea               8-0
Kaiser             7-1
Farrington        7-1
Mckinley          5-3
Waipahu          4-4
Nanakuli        4-4
Waialua            2-6
Kalani              2-6
Anuenue          1-7
Thompson        0-8

GIRLS RED DIVISION
East:                            West:
Kalani             9-1         Radford        10-0
Farrington        7-2         Aiea             7-2
Roosevelt        7-3         Nanakul        5-5
Moanalua        6-4         Mililani          4-5
Kahuku           2-7         Pearl City      4-5
Kalaheo           2-7        Kapolei         3-7
Kaimuki           0-9        Leilehua        0-9

GIRLS WHITE DIVISION
Campbell        9-0
Mckinley         8-1
Kailua            7-2
Castle            6-3
Waianae         5-3
Waialua          4-5
Kaiser            3-6
Anuenue         1-7
Waipahu         1-8
Thompson       0-9

ILH

BOYS DIVISION I:            DIVISION II:
Iolani             5-1            HBA                    6-0
Punahou         5-1            University            4-0
Kamehameha   4-1            Hanalani              4-1
St Louis          3-3            Word of Life         3-2
Maryknoll        3-3            Lanakila Baptist     3-3
Mid Pac          0-5            Christian Academy  3-3
Damien          0-6            LeJardin                2-2
                                    AOP                     1-4
                                    Assets                   1-5
                                    Lutheran                0-7

BOYS DIVISION IAA
Kamehameha      2-1
Punahou            2-1
St Louis             1-2
Iolani                1-2


GIRLS DIVISION I                DIVISION II
Punahou            8-1            Maryknoll              4-0
Iolani                8-1            University              7-1
Kamehameha      4-5            St Francis              6-1
Mid Pac             2-6            St Andrews            5-1
Sacred Hearts     0-9            Hanalani                4-2
                                        HBA                    4-4
                                        La Pietra               4-4
                                        Word of Life          3-4
                                        Christian Academy  1-6
                                        Lanakila Baptist      1-8
                                        Le Jardin               0-8

DIVISION IAA
Punahou            3-1
Kamehameha      2-2
Iolani                1-3

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OIA Boys Soccer Playoffs Start Today

Posted on 22 January 2008 by cyeameen.

January 22, 2008

David Kawada – Content Editor
dkawada@digitalsports.com

It is the boys turn in the OIA to feel the excitement of the playoffs.  Today through Saturday, the league soccer playoffs begin in the Red and White Divisions.  A total of 6 school sites will be used throughout the playoffs leading up to Saturday’s Championship Games at Mililani High School.

Digital Sports will have multi-media coverage of the playoffs.  See Below for the playoff schedule.

Since 1995, Mililani has dominated boys soccer for the OIA.   The Trojans have won 9 of the last 12 Titles, including 5 in a row between 2002-06.  Kapolei broke that streak last year being only one of the 3 schools to upend Mililani during this 12-year run.  The Hurricanes naturally would like to defend their title and start a dynasty of their own.

CLICK HERE FOR PLAYOFF SCHEDULE

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JROTC Pearl Harbor Challenge

Posted on 19 January 2008 by cyeameen.

January 19,
2008

David Kawada – Content Editor

dkawada@digitalsports.com

WATCH:   Video Interviews of Kalaheo Female and Male Teams Below

 

A total of
14 schools competed in this 1st-year event at Richardson Complex at
Pearl Harbor.  The JROTC cadets formed 34
teams and competed in several events testing physical conditioning, aquatic
skill, and how fast you can climb a tree.

 

“You can’t
really train for that,” said Linda Naki, coordinator of the event and JROTC
instructor at Campbell High School, the host school.

 

The events
were an obstacle course, physical fitness, water rafting, 2-mile run, tug o
war, and the popular coconut tree climbing. 
The Hawaii National Guard provided the tree in which cadets needed to
climb as fast as they could and hit a buzzer at the top.

 

“We normally
have the Army Training Challenge.  But because
so many troops are deployed, that was cancelled,” said senior Darren Taylor,
the student commander of the Campbell JROTC. 
  PFC Taylor is actually in the
Hawaii National Guard as part of the College First Program, as the minimum age
is 17 years.

 

Awards went
to the team winners in each event plus an overall winner.  The awards were presented by Captain Michael
Malone from the US Navy.

2 mile run                            Kalaheo-  Male

Obstacle Course                    Waianae- Male 

Coconut Tree Climbling          Kaiser- Male

Water Rafting                       Kalaheo

Tug O War                           St. Louis

Physical Fitness                     Kalaheo- Female

OVERALL                             KALAHEO- FEMALE TEAM             

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Mustangs buck the Red Raiders 50-48 to stay undefeated

Posted on 19 January 2008 by cyeameen.

Kingsley Ah You
Digital Sports Hawaii
kahyou@digitalsports.com

WATCH: 
Video Highlights from the exciting Kalaheo mustangs victory over Kahuku red raiders.
Check back for more game footage!

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OIA and ILH Soccer Standings

Posted on 13 January 2008 by cyeameen.

As of January 11, 2008


OIA BOYS
East:                                West:
Kaiser        8-4-0            Mililani    10-1-1
Kalani        7-4-1            Aiea        6-3-3
Kalaheo        7-4-1            Pearl City    5-3-4
Castle        7-4-0            Leilehua    3-5-4
Roosevelt    5-5-2            Kaploei        3-5-4
Moanalua    4-5-2            Waialua        3-6-3
Kaimuki        0-12-0            Radford        2-9-1

OIA GIRLS (Final)
East:                                West:
Kalani        11-0-1            Pearl City    11-0-1
Kaiser        7-3-2            Mililani    9-3-0
Moanalua    7-4-1            Kapolei        8-2-2
Kahuku        6-4-2            Aiea        6-6-0
Castle        3-9-0            Leilehua    3-8-1
Kailua        2-8-2            Waianae        2-9-1
Kalaheo        1-9-2            Radford        0-11-1

ILH BOYS
Kamehameha    7-1-1
Iolani        6-1-1
Punahou        5-2-1
Pac 5        3-4-2
St Louis    3-6-0
Damien        0-7-0

ILH GIRLS
Kamehameha    8-1-0
Punahou        7-1-1
Iolani        7-1-1
Pac 5        4-4-0
Sacred Hearts    1-7-2

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