dakineladat wrote: ↑Sat Jul 08, 2023 1:40 pm Dats some players. Falaniko Noga was a stud. Even in track. Ran the 100.

Would you happen to know what his PR in the 100m is?

You mean when referring to Mater Dei? Maybe he's just a huge fan of them? A lot of teams have fan clubs or "nations", like if you're a Red Sox fan, you're part of "Red Sox nation", even if you don't live in the Boston or Massachusetts area. Or in his case, even if he's not an al...

I love Mater Dei and know we’ll play Bosco twice. I don’t know if we can sweep a team as strong as they, but if we were to split with them, I’d rather lose tonight and end their season later. Like what happened in 2018. I get why you say "we" when referring to Punahou, but why the "w...

^^^Yeah, since there's no need anymore to be "objective" you're free to tell us which high school you graduated from.

Radford’s helmets without the Ram’s horn insignia? As an alum,have to say “No” to that look. Maybe it's brand new helmets and they're waiting for the ram horn decals to come in so they can apply them? If not, then yeah, it's lame. The plain helmet look is too generic for most teams. Maybe they're t...

I like what I see so far, imma take Kam in a close, penalty-filled scrap to the finish.

I always thought it was cool that purple was one of your school colors, even though I went to Aiea, one of your rivals. It was so unique to me, I think Pearl City is the only high school on Oahu that uses that color. Do you know the origin behind the school colors? I believe purple was a symbol of ...

Adding the word “mighty” before a nickname is fairly common for athletic teams. I think for youth or Pop Warner football across the US, one of the age groups is actually the mighty mites. I think that’s for younger kids like 7-9. I remember that from when one of my cousins played youth football. Yu...

^^^I believe Jacob asked you what your absolute favorite Hawaii high school team is? Please tell me that's not a secret, too, not in a thread specifically about Hawaii high school football. Mine is Pearl City because I graduated from there.

I’d say baseball was the biggest rivalry between Pearl City and Aiea, since both teams were among the best in the OIA. I know Pearl City has been good in girls soccer for a while, and I believe they have also had success in judo, bowling, swimming, and maybe wrestling? I’m not sure what other sport...

When I attended, Aiea’s two rivals were Pearl City and Radford. Radford’s rivals were Aiea and Moanalua. Pearl City’s rivals were Waipahu and Aiea. I believe Radford considered Moanalua to be their bigger rival than Aiea. I also felt, as least based on the athletes that were there when I attended, ...

@bandits1: Yes, Kamehameha did beat St Louis. It's just that I have a hunch that St Louis is still the better team. The reason I say that is the disparity in yards gained: St Louis had 425, while Kamehameha had 239. I just don't know how many times Kamehameha can beat St Louis with only 239 yards; ...

@unpaid: I don't know; I think St Louis is a little better than Kamehameha, even though they lost. I mean, they lost by only two points. The biggest reason I think St Louis is a little better is that had much more yardage than Kamehameha: 425 to 239. St Louis' pass O, in particular, is formidable. ...

This should be good.

^^^Wonder if it's gonna be on TV or streaming? Not an ILH fan, especially not the "Big Two" of St. Louis and Punahou...except when they play out-of-state powerhouse teams. Then I cheer hard for any Hawaii team.