Maui resident Barb Ruberto was golfing with her friend Herb Folsom on Saturday when she used a driver to hit toward the 7th hole at Maui Nui Golf Course in Kihei. “It bounced four times, then disappeared,” Folsom recalled. He said neither he nor Ruberto expected a hole-in-one. At 171 ...
Keli Kohan Rinaldi School: Kihei Charter Grade: 12 GPA: 4.333 Advanced courses: Dual-credits at UHMC. Sports: Cross Country, Track and Field, Paddling. Future Plans: I’m not sure where I would like to go, but I’m planning to pursue something in the Medical Field. Sports ...
Cooper Watkins School: H.P. Baldwin High School Grade: 12 GPA: 4.28 AP: US History, English Language and Composition, World History, Pre-calculus, European History, Literature, Statistics, Environmental Science Sports: Football, Soccer, Track and Field Future Plans: I am planning on ...
The 2025 Kaʻapuni Basketball Tournament starts Wednesday with one of its strongest fields to date. The tournament will be played at Baldwin High School’s Jon Garcia Gymnasium and Seabury Hall’s Erdman Athletic Center, featuring six teams that are entering the season as reigning league champions. The tournament action will continue through Saturday. The Division I Baldwin Bears and Division II Seabury Hall Spartans are both coming off Maui Interscholastic League championships, with Seabury claiming the school’s first-ever HHSAA state championship. This year’s 10-team ...
HONOLULU — Micah Alejado and Cam Barfield each accounted for two touchdowns, Kansei Matsuzawa tied two records, and Hawaii beat Wyoming 27-7 on Saturday night the regular-season finale for both teams. Alejado was 17-of-24 passing for 289 yards and threw for TDs of 19 yards to Barfield and 78 yards to Jackson Harris. Barfield finished with 77 yards rushing, which included a 41-yard touchdown, on 15 carries and Harris added four receptions for 153 yards for Hawaii (8-4, 5-3 Mountain West Conference). Matsuzawa kicked two 47 yards field goals in the second quarter and tied the FBS ...
Kamehameha Schools Maui powered past Waimea 48-24 on Friday to capture its second straight Hawaii High School Athletic Association Division II football state championship. With big performances from playmakers Xander Pagan, Zedekaiah Campbell and Kolt Kahoohanohano, the Warriors relied on a potent run game, an efficient aerial attack and their defense to take the win. Waimea struck first with a 24-yard touchdown pass midway through the opening quarter, but KS-Maui answered in the same frame when quarterback Kekoa Keau-Davis connected with Campbell for a 36-yard score. The Warriors ...
