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Waipahu Bounces Back Quickly, Rolls Past Kaiser
By Wes Nakama WAIPAHU — Coming off a productive bye week, Waipahu bounced back from its loss to Campbell two weeks ago to make quick work of visiting Kaiser, 69-7, in the OIA Division I opener for both teams Friday night at Masa Yonamine Stadium. The Marauders (2-1 overall) took advantage of three interceptions and scored… Read more
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Late Surge by Marquette Hands Hawai’i its First Loss of 2025
By: Kennedy Choo Rainbow Wahine could not contain the Golden Eagles down the stretch. Down 8-9 in a crucial fifth set, sophomore libero Victoria Leyva lines up to serve, trying to spark a comeback for the University of Hawai’i volleyball team against Marquette University. After being up two sets to none, the Rainbow Wahine were… Read more
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Hawaiʻi Opens 2025 Season with Rainbow Wahine Volleyball Classic
By: Kennedy Choo Volleyball is back in Mānoa as the Rainbow Wahine kick off their 2025 campaign with the Rainbow Wahine Volleyball Classic! This tournament at the Stan Sheriff Center features four postseason-caliber teams and sets the stage for what promises to be another exciting year of Wahine volleyball. University of Hawaiʻi Rainbow Wahine The… Read more
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UH Soccer & ‘Iolani Football | The Student Section at Raising Cane’s
Student Section is back in session for season 3!! On this edition of the Student Section, our guests were UH Soccer players Piper Bertani & Krista Peterson, and ‘Iolani Football players CJ Villanueva & WR Kekama Kane. Mahalo to Raising Cane’s for supporting ESPN Honolulu’s The Student Section Show! Read more
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Hawai‘i’s Dillon Gabriel Named Browns’ Backup QB Behind Joe Flacco
Mililani native Dillon Gabriel has officially been named the Cleveland Browns’ No. 2 quarterback, slotting in behind veteran starter Joe Flacco to begin the 2025 NFL season. The rookie, a third-round pick out of Oregon, beat out fellow rookie Shedeur Sanders for the backup role. Gabriel, who starred at Mililani High School and went on… Read more
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Saint Louis holds off Bishop Montgomery, 34-27
By Wes Nakama A competitive interstate football game between Saint Louis and Bishop Montgomery (Torrance, Calif.) ended prematurely Saturday night at Radford with the Crusaders holding off the Knights, 34-27. The game was called with 24 seconds remaining after a heated and extensive on-field confrontation involving players, coaches and even some spectators who ran onto the… Read more
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Damien Holds Off Roosevelt in Hard-Fought Win, 26-21 | Photo Gallery
Damien secured a 26-21 victory over Roosevelt behind a strong performance from quarterback Alani Tuifua, who threw for two touchdowns and added another on the ground. Roosevelt fought back in the second half with scores from Kai Kobayashi and Isaiah Nakamura, cutting the deficit to five. But Damien’s Jonah Wong sealed the win with a… Read more
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Wolfpack Defense Sparks PAC-5 Win Over Kalani
PAC-5 bounced back in a big way Friday night, rolling past Kalani, 27-3, in a non-league matchup at Farrington’s Edward ‘Skippa’ Diaz Stadium at Kusunoki Field. The Wolfpack controlled the game with a swarming defense that forced five turnovers, converting them into 21 points. Elijah Connell-Chavez had a standout night, scoring on both a 65-yard… Read more
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Punahou Falls to Lincoln in Non-League Battle, 57-29 | Photo Gallery
Punahou battled Lincoln High School in a non-league football matchup but came up short in a 57-29 loss. The Buff ’n Blue showed fight throughout the game but couldn’t slow down Lincoln’s offense. Now 1-2 in non-league play, Punahou looks to regroup as they prepare to face Damien next. Mahalo to our sponsors — their… Read more
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Eagle Valley (Colo.) “ironmen” defeats Waialua
By Wes Nakama MILILANI — Despite having only 18 players suited up and several of them playing offense, defense and special teams, Eagle Valley (Gypsum, Colo.) took control early and routed Waialua, 51-6, Thursday night at John Kauinana Stadium. Bulldogs turnovers (fumble and interception) led to three quick scores and a 21-0 deficit with 7:35 still… Read more
