Iolani 24, Kauai 17 in HHSAA Division II Football

Iolani captures Division II Crown

Scoring Summary (Final)
The Automated ScoreBook
Kauai vs Iolani (Dec 04, 2009 at Honolulu, HI)

Kauai (10-1) vs. Iolani (12-2)

Date: Dec 04, 2009 • Site: Honolulu, HI  • Stadium: Aloha Stadium  •  Attendance:

Score by Quarters	1	2	3	4	Score
Kauai	3	7	0	7	17
Iolani	10	0	7	7	24

SCORING SUMMARY				KAUAI -IOLANI
1st	11:47	IOLANI	Saito, Reid 36 yd interception return (Skalman, Andrew kick)
				0 – 7
	06:36	KAUAI	Shimabukuro, S. 40 yd field goal
			13 plays, 43 yards, TOP 3:22	3 – 7
	01:04	IOLANI	Skalman, Andrew 28 yd field goal
			12 plays, 63 yards, TOP 5:25	3 – 10
2nd	04:58	KAUAI	Kealoha-Albarad 9 yd pass from Shimabukuro, T. (Shimabukuro, S. kick)
			3 plays, 45 yards, TOP 1:03	10 – 10
3rd	04:19	IOLANI	Baldomero, A. 3 yd run (Skalman, Andrew kick)
			11 plays, 91 yards, TOP 4:31	10 – 17
4th	08:25	IOLANI	Epenesa, S. 3 yd pass from Arakawa, Jarret (Skalman, Andrew kick)
			15 plays, 86 yards, TOP 5:56	10 – 24
	02:02	KAUAI	Kealoha-Albarad 8 yd pass from Shimabukuro, T. (Shimabukuro, S. kick)
			12 plays, 62 yards, TOP 1:41	17 – 24

Kickoff time: 4:39 pm  • End of Game: 7:05 pm  • Total elapsed time: 2:26 Referee: Vernon Nakamoto •  Umpire: Michael Simonds •  Linesman: Mike Quartero  •  Line judge: Jim Polacek  •  Back judge: Ron Tacadena  •  Field judge: Ernest Furtado  •  Side judge: Randy Morris  •  Scorer: Dara Young  •  Temperature: 77 deg.  • Wind: NNE 13  • Weather: Humidity – 57%

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PAIN is a significant problem in our society, and the way too many of us deal with it, either by taking medication to temporarily relieve the pain or ignoring the pain altogether, foolishly hoping it will go away, is an even bigger problem, contributing to long-term disability and reduced quality of life. There are a few important pieces to the puzzle that can help you deal with pain now and prevent future episodes – chronic pain- from ruining your life.

 1. POSTURE: Proper posture is difficult to attain, so don’t stress yourself out about it. When you are sitting, put a rolled-up towel or sweatshirt in the small of your back. Sit all the way back to the rear of the chair so you feel the support in your back. When you stand, stand against the wall or a post so you can maintain erect posture. It is important to strengthen your core muscles, the muscles along the spine. Yoga, Pilates or a specific workout program with weights will help you achieve this. You may want to find a personal trainer to help you focus on specific exercises to help you achieve your goals.

 2. BALANCE: As you develop strength, you begin to develop balance. Many of the positions utilized in yoga, Pilates and weight training work specifically on balance. Would you believe that your feet also have a lot to do with balance?

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 Keep in mind that pain may be indicative of a serious underlying condition.

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