Showing posts with label hawaii. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hawaii. Show all posts

Saturday, July 21, 2007

Awa-Williams Player of the Year; Rodrigues Transfers

#2 posting 7.21.2007
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Hawaii Reports

PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Jazzmin Awa-Williams, Konawaena has been named Hawaiian player of the year by the Honolulu Advertiser. The paper also lists the rest of the squad.

TRANSFER
Iwalani Rodrigues will transfer from Roosevelt to Kalani. Rodrigues is an all state player and was named All Tournament at the End of the Trail tournament in Oregon. The Honolulu Advertiser has more.

Thanks to the readers for the information. Go to my profile to email your news.

next up: college reports

Sunday, July 01, 2007

Smth Player of the Year in Hawaii

#3 posting 7.1.2007
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Hawaii Reports

ALL STATE
The Honolulu Advertiser has released their Hawaiian All State team and Jamie Smith of Iolani has been named player of the year. For the rest of the team check out the article.

Thanks to the readers for the help.

next up: college reports

Tuesday, June 05, 2007

Kalani Coaching Mess

#3 posting 6.5.2007
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Hawaii Reports

WHAT CLASS?
In Hawaii a school is placed in a class by the league or conference, not the state association. So some large schools (think 2000) are placed in the same class as a school with 235 students. Ferd Lewis of the Honolulu Advertiser has an article on how the system needs to be fixed.

COACHING NEWS
There is a coaching mess at Kalani. Darold Imanaka is no longer the girls basketball coach and George Weeks has been hired. Imanaka led Kalani to the D2 championship in 2006 and to the D1 tournament this year. Kalani opened ALL coaching jobs last month. Lawyers are now involved.
A personal note: I have been in a situation where all the jobs were reopened and you needed to "reapply." It is just a gutless, spineless way for administrators to change coaches. My advice---run away from this school. The administrators are weak and you need to have some backing in the office.

Thanks to the readers for the solid information. If you have news, go to my profile and email me.

next up: more state news, college reports. and four more out & abouts from the Minnesota State AAU tournament: MN Suns vs MN Stars Antl; Total Package vs Metro Stars White; North Tartan Larson vs MN Stars Smith; and Metro Stars Black vs MN Stars Borowicz.

Sunday, June 03, 2007

Three for the Hall of Honor

#3 posting 6.3.2007
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Hawaii Report

HALL OF HONOR
A couple of basketball players are joining the Hawaiian Hall of Honor.
Jazzmin Awa-Williams of State champion Konawaena

Keisha Kanekoa of Honoka'a

and Ashley Medcalf of Christian Academy.
All stories from the Honolulu Advertiser.

Thanks to the readers for providing news & tips to this site. If you have information, go to my profile and email me.

Next up: more parade of states, college reports, and out & about summary from the MN State AAU Tournament. You can follow the AAU Action with my reports from the Gabcast channel. MY Look at the Lynx will also appear later today.

Tuesday, May 29, 2007

Higa Hired

#2 posting 5.29.2007
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Hawaii Reports

COACHING NEWS
Tani Higa has been named coach at Radford. She replaces David Lane. From the Honolulu Advertiser.

Thanks to the readers for providing this site news you can use. If you have news go to my profile and email me.

next up: college reports. later 3 more out & abouts from the Menomonie Memorial Day Classic.

Sunday, May 27, 2007

Hawaii Tournament Videos

#3 posting 5.27.2007
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Hawaii Reports

STATE TOURNAMENT VIDEOS
Here are some videos from the Hawaii State tournaments with Konawaena winning D1 and Kamehameha Hawaii winning D2. The videos are mainly of the post game with reaction from players and coaches. From the Honolulu Advertiser.

Thanks to the readers for providing news you can use. If you have information go to my profile and email me.

Next up: Later today a recap of the action in Menomonie check out my Gabcast channel throughout the day for updates. It should start with episode #30.

Friday, May 25, 2007

Radford Open

#3 posting 5.25.2007
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Hawaii Reports

COACHING NEWS
Radford will be looking for a new coach. David Lane has resigned after seven years. In OIA action Radford was 71-10. From the Honolulu Star Bulletin.

Got News? go to my profile to email me.

Next up: college reports and later today the AAU Week that Was #8.

Wednesday, May 23, 2007

Big Island All Conference

#3 posting 5.23.2007
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Hawaii Reports

BIG ISLAND IS BIG
The Big Island had a big week in the state tournament last week. Konawaena won the D1 side and Kamehameha-Hawai'i took the D2 title. How and why the Big Island ruled is examined in the Honolulu Advertiser.

BIG ISLAND ALL CONFERENCE
The Big Island listed their All conference team with Jazzmin Awa-Williams is Player of the year. From the Honolulu Advertiser.

Thanks to the readers for providing this site with news you can use. If you have information, go to my profile and email me. It takes a team to get this site going.

Next up: more parade of states, college report, a Look at the Lynx and then the epic two overtime struggle between North Tartan and NC Heat.

Monday, May 21, 2007

Hall of Honor

#2 posting 5.21.2007
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Hawaii Reports

HALL OF HONOR
Ashley Medcalf, Christian Academy and Jazzmin Awa-Williams, of Konawaena have been named to the Hawai'i High School Athletic Association Hall of Honor. 12 Athletes were named. All athletes will receive $2000 scholarships. Medcalf is headed to Rutgers. Awa-Williams just added another state title from her resume. From the Honolulu Advertiser.

Thanks to the readers for the help in making this site the go to site for girls basketball information.

Next up: parade of states, college reports, and the first series in the out & abouts from the Forest Lake Junior Girls tournaments: Swish vs MN Northern Lynx; and half reports on Quest vs North Tartan Crosby; and MN Stars Borowicz vs Southern Minne Magic White.

Saturday, May 19, 2007

Big Island Rules

#2 posting 5.19.2007
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Hawaii Reports

BIG ISLAND RULES
The Big Island took both titles yesterday.
In the D1 Konawaena topped two time defending state champ Punahou 59-47. Konawaena used its iron five for 31+ minutes in the win.

In D2 Kamehameha-Hawai'i broke Sacred Hearts 57-30 for the title.

Here are the All tournament teams. 3rd place finisher Keisha Kanekoa, Honokaa was named MVP for the D1.

COACHING NEWS
David Lane has resigned at Radford after six years.

POINT PARADE for games of May 18
D1
Keisha Kaneko, Honakaa 26 vs Iolani 49-48
Mana Hopkins, Konawaena 26 vs Punahou 59-47
Jamie-Leigh Ronolo, Moanalua 23 vs Maui 51-55
Hotia Vaaimama, Maui 22 vs Moanalua 55-51

Thanks to the readers for the help in putting this site together. It takes a team to make this site your first stop for timely news.

Next up: College reports, and later today Out & About.

Friday, May 18, 2007

Finals Set in Hawaii

#3 posting 5.18.2007
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Hawaii Reports

STATE TOURNAMENT FINALS SET
D1
Punahou keeps winning despite injuries. They beat Honokaa 47-41 to advance to the finals. Punahou is the two time defending state champ. They lost the Kuehe twins to ACL this year and have kept right on winning. Honokaa's Keisha Kanekoa had 32 of the 41 points (78%).

Konawaena beat Iolani 50-41 to reach the finals. Jazzmin Awa-Williams led the Big Island school with 27 points.

D2
Kamehameha-Hawai'i beat McKinley 73-53 to reach the finals.

Sacred Hearts hung on to beat Campbell 53-37 for their final ticket.

POINT PARADE for games of May 17
D1
Keisha Kanekoa, Honoka'a 32 vs Punahou 41-47
Jamie Smith, Iolani 28 vs Konawaena 41-50
Jazzmin Awa-Williams, Konawaena 27 vs Iolani 50-41
D2
Kanisha Bello, Kamehameha Hawaii 24 vs McKinley 73-53

Thanks for the great stories, news and information from the readers of this site. It takes a team to get it done.

Next up: college reports, and later tonight the AAU Week that was #7 with polls, player and team of the week.

Thursday, May 17, 2007

#1 Roosevelt Dropped

#4 posting 5.17.2007
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Hawaii Reports

ROOSEVELT OUSTED
#1 seeded Roosevelt was bumped out of the D1 championship with Honoka'a prevailing 53-45.

Defending champ Punahou topped #4 seed Lahainaluna 66-47. Honoka'a faces Punahou today.

Iolani stopped Radford 50-39.

Konawaena defeated Kalani 58-46. Iolani now faces Konawaena in the semis.

D2 TOURNAMENT
Kamehameha-Hawai'i and McKinley advanced to the D2 semis.

Sacred Hearts and Campbell make up the other D2 semis.

All the above stories from the Honolulu Advertiser.

POINT PARADE for games of May 16
D1
Keisha Kanekoa, Honoka'a 31 vs Roosevelt 53-45
Jamie-Leigh Ronolo, Moanalua 22 vs Farrington 46-45
Ta Nitra Byrd, Radford 22 vs Iolani 39-50

The readers have helped to make this site the go to source for news & information. I thank you. This is a team effort.

Next up: college reports and the finals two out & abouts from Richfield today.

Wednesday, May 16, 2007

Hawaii State First Round

#4 posting 5.16.2007
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Hawaii Reports

STATE TOURNAMENT
yesterday was the play in games. Today the quarters.
D1
Defending champs Punahou coasted past Farrington 62-37.

Kalani made the transition to D1 easily with a 64-37 win over Kuhuku.

Radford topped Maui 44-38, and Honokaa topped Moanalua 33-25. All the above from the Honolulu Advertiser.

D2
Kailua bumped off Lanai in their first state trip 45-33.

Waimea bumped off St. Andrew's 52-50 on a three with 26 seconds left Ho'onani Dennis. from From the Honolulu Advertiser.

TRANSFER ISSUES
The Maui plan may be adopted for transfers in Hawaii. From the Maui News.

POINT PARADE for games of May 15
D2
Tabitha Eseroma, Kamehameha-Hawaii 27 vs St. Francis 62-50

Thanks to the readers for the great help in putting this site together. Your news and tips are extremely important in making this the unbiased source for news.

Next up: college reports, and 2 out & abouts later today.

Tuesday, May 15, 2007

Tournament Opens Today

#3 posting 5.15.2007
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Hawaii Reports

STATE TOURNAMENT
Lahainaluna opens the D1 tournament with a potential game against defending champion Punahou. Punahou plays in today. Lahainaluna starts on Wednesday. From the Maui News.

Here is the HHSAA site.

The Hawaii 12 team state tournaments start today. Ferd Lewis has a column on the #1 D2 seed Sacred Hearts and coach Alan Matsui. He will have to decide on boys or girls to coach next season when the girls play in the winter.

Thanks for the great help from the readers. It takes a team to make this the first source for girls basketball information.

Next up: college reports, and 2 more Out & Abouts later today---the 15s at Richfield.

Monday, May 14, 2007

State Tournament Week

#2 posting 5.14.2007
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Hawaii Reports

STATE TOURNAMENT WEEK
The last spring tournament in Hawaii begins this week. Next year it moves to the winter like the rest of the country. Make sure you book your flight now.
Their are two classes with 12 teams in each tournament. Roosevelt is #1 in D1; Sacred Hearts #2 in D2. You will find more information in the Honolulu Advertiser with links to the brackets. First round is on Tuesday, Quarters Wednesday, Semis Thursday, and Finals on Friday.
Here is the official HHSAA Site.

Thanks to the readers for delivering news you can use. If you have information, go to my profile and email me.

Next up: college report, and two out & abouts later today.

Sunday, May 13, 2007

Lanai's First State Tournament Entry

#3 posting 5.13.2007
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Hawaii Reports

MORE LANAI
Here is more on the historic 33-24 win by Lanai over Molokai to get to the state for the first time. From the Maui News.

Thanks for information readers. Your help is important in keeping this site up to date with news you can use.

Next up: college reports, and out & about later today from the Richfield AAU tournament.

Saturday, May 12, 2007

OIA Titles Decided

#4 posting 5.12.2007
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Hawaii Reports

OIA TITLES
Roosevelt won the OIA Red title for the second year in a row as they beat Radford 43-32. McKinley took the OIA White title 63-52 over Campbell. Both from the Honolulu Advertiser. You can see some post game comments from the players too from the Advertiser site.

Lana'i earned their first trip to the state tournament with a 33-24 win over Moloka'i in the Maui D2 final. From the Honolulu Advertiser.

Here are the 12 D1 and 12 D2 teams in the State tournament from the Advertiser. The State Tournament starts on Tuesday.

POINT PARADE for games of May 11, 2007
D1
Iwalani Rodrigues, Roosevelt 22 vs Radford 43-32

Thanks to the readers for providing this site news you can use. If you have news email me from my profile. It takes a team to get this site humming.

Next up: an out & about later today.

Friday, May 11, 2007

State Tournament Entrants

#3 posting 5.11.2007
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Hawaii report

TOURNAMENT WINNERS
La Pietra beat Hawaii Baptist to win the ILH D2 title and advance to state. From the Honolulu Advertiser.

At the D1 level in the ILH Punahou advances to the state tournament despite suffering a rash of injuries this season. Punahou beat Kamehameha Honolulu 50-47 in overtime. From the Honolulu Advertiser.

Kailua beat Waialua 54-45 for the final OIA spot in the D2 state tournament. From the Honolulu Star Bulletin.

POINT PARADE for games of May 10, 2007
D1
Jamie Ronolo, Moanalua 23 vs Kahuku 45-39

Thanks for the help from the readers for providing great information for this site. It takes a team to get it done.

Next up: more on the parade of states (Hawaii) and then later today the AAU week that was #6 with more polls, players of the week, and How to build an AAU team.

Thursday, May 10, 2007

Tournaments and Earlier Switch

#4 posting 5.10.2007
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Hawaii Reports

OIA TOURNAMENTS
Radford slipped by Kalani 39-38 in OIA tournament action. plus other recaps in the Honolulu Advertiser.
Roosevelt won an extremely low scoring 29-18 playoff contest with Farrington. Roosevelt held Farrington scoreless in the fourth quarter. Roosevelt trailed 18-16 heading into the final frame. Also from the Honolulu Advertiser.

MAUI TOURNAMENT
Molokai topped Kaahumanu Hou Christian School 50-11 on Tuesday in the D2 portion of the Maui tournament. From the Maui News.

SWITCH MOVED UP
Hawaii will switch seasons next year, not in 2008-09 as previously decided. Those that want to recruit Hawaii in the spring better get those Waikiki trips in now. From the Honolulu Star Bulletin.

POINT PARADE for games of May 9, 2007
Back to no contestants.

Thanks to the readers of this site for providing top notch information. You make this the first source for girls basketball news. Go to my email in the profile and send any news you have. It takes a team to get this site up.

Next up: parade of state, college reports, and the finals of the Skyview tournament with the Stars Hested vs Stars Borowicz

Wednesday, May 09, 2007

An Explosion of Paraders

#3 posting 5.9.2007
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Hawaii Reports

STATE TOURNAMENT HOPEFULS
La Pietra edged Christian Academy 44-42 in the ILH D2 semifinals yesterday. plus other recaps in the Honolulu Advertiser.

The Kalani vs Radford OIA semifinal is previewed also in the Honolulu Advertiser.

This is one of the few times all year that there are multiple paraders, and paraders all above 25 as well. Most of the year the Parade was either one player, but most of the time no one could cross the 22 point barrier.
POINT PARADE for games of May 8, 2007
D1
Nicole Fu, Maryknoll 30 vs Kamehameha Honolulu 53-63
Pearly Togiai, McKinley 27 vs Waipahu 63-36
D2
Ashley Medcalf, Christian Academy 27 vs La Pietra 42-44

Thanks to the readers for their great information. It helps make the site your first choice for basketball news.

Next up: parade of states; college reports; tonight: out & about: Stars Borowicz vs Stars Smith