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POSTED:Sun, May 11, 2008 @ 11:27PM

State baseball coverage

Seven St. Anthony and Molokai players made the Division II all-tournament team at the Wally Yonamine Foundation championships played last week. Not bad for teams that finished second and fourth, respectively.

Check these links to see our coverage, including a column showing just why the D-II teams and fans had to feel like Rodney Dangerfield.

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mauipreps
05-16-08 6:04 PM
 DII should be erased. As a player and an observer, I don't care to win a division II championship. It doesn't mean that you are the best. It has no meaning

MauiWarriorFan
05-12-08 4:15 PM
 Both D II teams did themselves proud even if they did not get the respect that the DI teams did.

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Robert Collias

sports reporter Robert Collias has been covering Valley Isle and 50th state sports since 1989. He has covered Pro Bowls, Hula Bowls, Maui Invitationals, the Maui Stingrays, Mercedes-Benz Championships, Maui Interscholastic League and Little League — and everything in between — at The Maui News since 1990. He has worked in Guam, where he covered the 1988 Olympics, Eugene, Ore., Portland, Ore., Honolulu, and Wailuku in a career that began in college in 1985.

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