Showing posts with label wrestling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wrestling. Show all posts

Thursday, February 26, 2009

Congratulations to wrestling teams

Great showing at the State Championships this past weekend. Kudos to the girls team for placing 2nd behind Punahou.

Tuesday, February 17, 2009

Simply Amazing!

What a busy weekend for our students and teachers! Congratulations to our We The People team! They did an excellent job at KCC and will be heading to Washington D.C. in April! When do these students have time to learn about the Constitution? I was so impressed and got chicken skin when one of the judges went on and on (and on) about how our Kahuku students always have an edge because they are truly enthusiastic and passionate about the information and knowledge that they are able to share. Wow!

Next stop was the Scholastic Art Awards....a number of our students getting silver and gold key awards. Vocal Motion performed at the Scholastic Art Awards and Mrs. Hamamoto told me that she had heard Vocal Motion twice in one day and the second time was as entertaining as the first time.

Paddlers went to Maui to participate in their first state tournament. They came in 6th place in the quarterfinals. Awesome!

Basketball boys are still undefeated! Go BIG RED! Basketball girls are still on top! GO LADY RAIDERS!

Wrestling Varsity Girls - 2nd OIA Duo Meet Championships. Two individual 1st Place Winners -- OUTSTANDING! Wrestling JV Boys - OIA Champions! Three individual 1st Place Winners - SUPERIOR!

- Ms. Lindsey

Wednesday, April 9, 2008

Kahuku girls wrestling team takes state title

Kahuku girls wrestling team results
Kahuku had a score of 152.5 to capture the state title. The closest competition, Iolani, received a score of 106.0.

Team members placing:
103 lbs
6th Andrina Ramos

108 lbs
2nd Kala'E Johnson

114 lbs
Chelsy Eugenio (D: 8-1)

120 lbs
1st Danica Auna (Fall)

125 lbs
2nd Cianah Hee

130 lbs
2nd Anela Santiago

155 lbs
1st Amanda Soliai (Fall)

Visit Sportshigh.com for photos of the meet

Sunday, March 2, 2008

Kahuku, Punahou shine

Riding out an emotional wave that carried them through the season, Kahuku ran away with its fourth Chevron /Hawai'i High School Athletic Association Girls Wrestling Championship in seven years yesterday at Blaisdell Arena.

More on the story at the Honolulu Advertiser
For complete results, visit the OIA Sports website