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Records fall at Yamamoto Invitational

Four track and field records fell at the 2025 Maui Interscholastic League Yamamoto Invitational on March 14-15 at War Memorial Stadium. In the pole vault, Nohi Casco of Kamehameha Maui cleared 14 feet, 6 inches to take possession of the record. In the 800-meter run, Jake Hackett of King Kekaulike finished the race in 2:00.57 to set a new record. Additionally, Seabury Hall broke the meet’s record in the girls 3,200 relay at 10:47.04 and Maui High broke the record in the boys 400 relay after finishing in 43.23 seconds. The longest-standing record at the Yamamoto Invitational for ...

Kamehameha Schools Maui softball team builds character on and off the field

At Kamehameha Schools Maui, the softball team has prepared for this season with a goal of fostering a strong sense of personal growth among the players and the team. With a younger team this season, including some athletes new to the sport, the Warriors have the opportunity to concentrate on character development and foundational skills, therefore helping them overcome obstacles and improve both on and off the field. As they enter this new fundamental space in their season, head coach Madison Maddela is prioritizing and working with the rest of the coaching staff to instill in her ...

King Kekaulike softball focuses on unity, growth

As the King Kekaulike High School softball team enters the spring season, their vision is clear: to build a culture of constant growth and improvement. Head Coach Kylie Asher shared her perspective on what drives her leadership approach and what she is emphasizing to the team as they work toward these goals. Under her guidance, the focus is on creating a strong, unified team that grows together both on and off the field. “I focus on three main things,” Asher said. “Fundamentals, having a solid foundation of skills, we work on small fundamental things every day. Mental ...