Abortion debate is really about love v. misery
It has been around for half a century, Roe v. Wade has, and besides this Supreme Court ruling facilitating something like 62 million abortions, it has generated a vast number of arguments in its defense. One of the most frequent insists that a woman has the irrefutable right to control her own body.
HHSAA track and field championships: Outleaned in the 100, Konawaena’s Hanks not to be denied in 200
It had been a minute, but Konawaena’s Caiya Hanks and St. Andrew’s Olivia Reed remembered one another from competing three years ago as freshmen sprinters, and they decided to reminisce.
The journey has included sour spots, but it’s made sweet-hitting Waiakea alum Gehrig Octavio all the stronger
Gehrig Octavio led his team to victory and hit a home run, but his first instinct in his first brush with the media was to smile and run the other way. Being 9 or 10 at the time, that’s exactly what the Hilo Little Leaguer did.
Waiakea looks for more magic at HHSAA track and field championships
With Taysia Rocha leading the way, Waiakea’s girls BIIF track and field championship had long been decided.
HPA, Kamehameha stumble in state D-II softball
Hawaii Prep and Kamehameha engaged in a well-played, dramatic BIIF softball championship, but neither could recreate the moment in their respective HHSAA Division II quarterfinals.
Masks required for graduations and summer school; cases rise statewide
Masking requirements will remain in place for graduation ceremonies and summer school, according to interim Superintendent Keith Hayashi and State Epidemiologist Sarah Kemble.
Delayed satisfaction: Hilo High’s Toledo gets her state gold medal – in judo
Hilo High’s Lilliane Toledo tossed around her opponent in Saturday’s championship match, got an emotional hug from her coach, celebrated her team’s historic finish and climbed to the top of the podium with a horned Vikings helmet on.
‘They’re my brothers for life’: Waiakea conquers all with an unbreakable bond
Succeeding more on grit than girth, Waiakea’s baseball team isn’t necessarily one that stands out at an airport.
HHSAA tennis: Behind Furuhata, Waiakea boys take second
In an HHSAA tennis tournament dominated by Punahou and the ILH, Waiakea and Iori Furuhata carried the banner for public schools.
College baseball: Igawa, Miyao homer in Hawaii’s rout at UNLV
Kyson Donahue belted two home runs and Waiakea High alum Jacob Igawa and Stone Miyao each rocketed two-run homers to power the University of Hawaii baseball team to a 13-3 rout of UNLV on Saturday at Las Vegas Ballpark in Summerlin, Nev.
College volleyball: Hawaii men repeat as NCAA champions
The Hawaii men’s volleyball team swept Long Beach State on Saturday for its second consecutive NCAA championship.
HHASA baseball: Waiakea captures Division I crown
Waiakea was playing in enemy territory against the top seed. Didn’t matter.
HHSAA golf: Waiakea’s Saludares, Otani solid enough, but trying to catch Punahou’s Nakoa
Waiakea’s Kiersten Saludares and Elle Otani played well enough to stay in striking distance, but there was little room error with the way Punahou junior Raya Nakao was carving up Ka‘anapali Kai.
HHSAA baseball: Waiakea rallies past Saint Louis to reach championship
No matter the situation or circumstance, Waiakea High coach Chris Honda likes to talk in collective terms.
Punahou having its way at state tennis tournament
HHSAA tennis championships?
NCAA volleyball: Hawaii pushes past Ball State into final
Reigning men’s volleyball national champion Hawaii will have a chance to defend its title after edging Ball State in a five-set NCAA tournament semifinal match, 28-26, 19-25, 20-25, 25-20, 15-11, on Thursday at Pauley Pavilion in Los Angeles.
HHSAA D-II basaeball Nanakuli edges Konawaena, tough-luck loser Hiraishi in quarterfinals
Konawaena pitcher Taven Hiraishi deserved a better fate against Nanakuli at the Division II state baseball tournament on Thursday at rain-soaked Wong Stadium.
BIIF judo: Meet the champs ahead of the state tournament
Noah Vento, Taylen Babas-Masuno, Malia Kukahiwa and Lilliane Toledo already had earned gold once on the mat this season in wrestling, so why not make it a double.
HHSAA: Waiakea reaches state baseball semifinals
On paper, Waiakea and Hilo are at a disadvantage at the HHSAA Division I baseball tournament because the teams they are facing played more games this season because on an umpire shortage on the Big Island.
HHSAA baseball: Hilo High rallies to beat Kamehameha-Kapalama, reach quarterfinals
Hilo’s High’s Mekenna Wakakuwa got the job done one way or another, delivering the big hit his team had been waiting for all season.
