The University of Hawaii announced Tuesday that Khalilah Mitchell has been hired as the ninth head coach of the Rainbow Wahine basketball program. Mitchell was an integral figure in Hawaii’s rise to Big West prominence over seven seasons as an assistant coach. She succeeds Laura Beeman, ...
Organizers of the 56th annual Maui Marathon on Sunday are preparing for the largest field of participants to date. Runners and walkers participating in the West Maui event can pick up their race packets at the Maui Marathon Health & Fitness Expo in the Honoapiilani Ballroom at the Westin ...
The PGA Tour will not be in Hawaii in 2027 for the first time in 56 years as it moves toward a revamped schedule that no longer will start the season in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. The Sentry was canceled last January on drought-stricken Maui when the grass on the Plantation course at ...
Runners who take off at the start of the 56th annual Maui Marathon’s half marathon on April 26 will be trekking alongside one of the most accomplished American marathoners of the past decade. According to race organizers, elite distance runner Jordan Hogan will be participating in a number ...
The Baldwin girls water polo team remains unbeaten atop the Maui Interscholastic League standings with a 6-0 record through Saturday. Kamehameha Maui sits in second at 5-2, followed by Lahainaluna (3-4), Kulanihakoi (2-4) and King Kekaulike, which is still seeking its first win. As of Saturday, Lahainaluna junior Mia Lee leads the league in scoring with 22 goals while Baldwin senior Jade Brown has amassed 20. Lahainaluna senior Cora Gruber is third in scoring with 18 goals, followed by Kamehameha Maui senior Lilinoe Peterson with 17 and Kulanihakoi sophomore Isabel Gaggero with ...
School: King Kekaulike High School Grade: 12 GPA: 3.6 Sports: Flag Football, Volleyball Athletic awards / honors: Honorable Mention for Volleyball Activities / hobbies / volunteer work during free time: Hunting, Fishing Riding dirt bike Future Plans: I’m undecided where and what I ...
