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The fabled Molokai Farmers from the turn of the century might have some company. Upstart Pac-Five beat state tournament stalwart Waiakea 8-0 in the semifinals of the Wally Yonamine Foundation/HHSAA Division I State Baseball Tournament at Les Murakami Stadium on Friday, earning a spot in today’s cham
The Mililani baseball team is one step away from going the distance, thanks to Zayne Hookala showing it the way. Hookala, a Hawaii commit, held Kamehameha down enough to earn a 3-2 victory in the semifinals of the Wally Yonamine Foundation/HHSAA Division I State Baseball Championships at Les Murakam
LOS ANGELES — Friday’s mid-day practice was the first time inside Pauley Pavilion for nearly the entire Hawaii men’s volleyball team. The site of today’s NCAA Tournament semifinals had the Rainbow Warriors program bouncing balls off the Teraflex floor for the first time since UH swept Long Beach Sta
After two days of almost no upsets, the finals of the Island Insurance/HHSAA State Tennis Championships will be contested at Central Oahu Regional Park today with only 1 and 2 seeds participating. Top-seeded Bryan Assi of Hilo will look to repeat, with No. 2 seed Koji Ho of Punahou standing in his w
After falling short in the semifinals of the Australian Open, Jannik Sinner now has only one major title defence left on his calendar for the year: Wimbledon. Sinner lifted his first Wimbledon trophy last year by beating Carlos Alcaraz in the final.
May 9—➜ . On 'The Pat McAfee Show,' on ESPN, no less. ➜ . The 6-foot-7, 300-pound Wagner was a First Team All-Area selection by The News-Gazette and a Class 3A First Team All-State choice by the Illinois High School Football Coaches Association during the 2025 season. ➜ and reach the Class 3
The Big Ten Tournament's No. 3 ranked UCLA softball team run-ruled No. 7 Wisconsin with a 19-5 five inning affair in the semifinals.
With a chance at a 4-0 series sweep on Sunday afternoon, here are three keys for the Knicks to win Game 4.
May 9—FLORENCE — A record-setting season for the Lindsay Lane baseball team came to an early end Friday night. The Class 2A, No. 1 Lions fell to Mars Hill 11-6 in Game 3 of the state quarterfinals. The Lions finished with a 33-8 record, setting a school record for wins after eclipsing the previous r