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Wrestling "The Kahuku High girls won the OIA and came in second in the Chevron/HHSAA State Wrestling championships, losing the title by only two-and-a-half points [to Punahou, 146.5–144], but we had three individual state champions this year," Whitford said. The three are:
Continue reading Kahuku sports reports: More OIA, state titles Hundreds of Koolauloa residents spent the morning hours of February 27, 2010, at Temple Hill in Laie, mauka of Gunstock Ranch in Malekahana, and other higher elevations in the moku patiently waiting to see if an impending tsunami (tidal wave) would strike the area.
Waiting out the tsunami near the Laie Hawaii Temple
Kahuku High football team members show the professional NFL players Former Kahuku High and now professional football players Chris and Ma'ake Kemoeatu — who play for the Pittsburg Steelers and the Carolina Panthers, respectively — brought about 30 of their fellow National Football League teammates and NFL friends home with them on February 18, 2010, to put on the First Annual Kemoeatu Brothers Football Camp at Kahuku High, as well as several other associated events on Oahu. To help kick off the skills clinic for kids in grades 3-to-12, the NFL players asked the Kahuku High football team members to show them how a real haka is done. Earlier, the Kemoeatu brothers and others held a private training session with the team.
If you don't see a video window immediately above, go to: The Kahuku High and Intermediate School 7th and 8th graders edged out the senior class by a half-point to win the annual Songfest competition on February 17, 2010, which was held in the BYU–Hawaii Cannon Activities Center in Laie:
For videos of the other classes in the 2010 Kahuku High Songfest: Continue reading Intermediate wins 2010 Kahuku High Songfest The Kahuku Medical Center, the 140th Medical Group of the Colorado Air National Guard and other health-related organizations are teaming up to provide a free community fair on Wednesday, March 24 from 2-6 p.m. on KMC's front lawn. Services and education will be provided on: Continue reading Free community health fair and services set
Three Red Raiders accept Division I football scholarships Family members, classmates, friends and media in the Kahuku High gymnasium watched as eight Kahuku High athletes signed letters of intent on February 3, 2010, accepting scholarship offers to play college football this Fall. And even as school officials were getting ready to start the annual ceremony, at least one other current athlete sat out while she decided which offer to accept, and several additional scholarship offers came in by fax for two alumni. Those signing during the ceremony included: Continue reading Kahuku High athletes sign letters of intent The 2010 Relay for Life of Koolauloa will hold a preliminary recruiting meeting at the Hauula Playground Recreation Center (next to Hauula Elementary School) on February 3 at 6 p.m., under the direction of chairpersons Glenn Charles, Bae Aumua and — added this year — Jacob Nihipali. Subcommittees and team captains include: Continue reading Koolauloa Relay for Life committees organizing
If you don't see a video window above, please go to: Starting about 7 a.m. on January 25, 2010, motorists and passers-by watched workers from Tajiri Lumber Company, under contract to Hawaii Reserves, Inc. (HRI), start to demolish the 49-unit Laie Inn. Jeffrey K. Tyau, the HRI Director of Engineering & Utilities who's overseeing the project, explained demolition work on the five buildings which comprise the Laie Inn should take about one week to complete, with another week to clean up the site. He said that work on the previously announced 220-unit hotel that will be built on the same site "probably won't begin until next year."
If you're don't see a video window above this line, please go to: Red Raider AD announces 2010 mainland football match Before talking about Kahuku High's second-place finish behind Kamehameha in the First Hawaiian Bank/Hawaii High School Athletic Association (HHSAA) state football championship at Aloha Stadium on December 4, 2009, Red Raider Athletic Director Joe Whitford made special announcements about a mainland football game and a new athletic yearbook: Continue reading Kahuku High sports end 2009 with distinction If you do not see a video window below, please go to:
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22AZIsBDe_Q ) Mahalo to Junior and Almira Ah You of Laie, their children, extended family and friends, and sponsors for putting on the 20th annual free Concert of Stars on New Year's Day, January 1, 2010, in the BYU–Hawaii Cannon Activities Center.
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