HHSAA DI & II boys volleyball results – #1 Punahou beats KS-Hawai’i

New City Nissan Division II Boys Volleyball State Championships

Consolation                  At Maryknoll

 Hawaii Prep 2, Lanakila Baptist 0 (25-17, 25-12)

Jevin Ching and Kyle Katase both had eight kills as Ka Makani (11-6) overwhelmed the Warriors (11-10).

#3 Seabury Hall def. #2 Castle, 3-0 (25-14, 25-19, 25-19)

Seabury Hall:  Rocky DeLyon 11 kills, 2 blocks; Conner Snow 8 kills, 3 blocks; Alex Wright 7 kills, 1 ace.

Castle:  Charlie Hendrix 7 kills, 1 block, 1 ace; Kasson Carter 5 kills.

New City Nissan/HHSAA Boys Volleyball State Championships Division I

Division I consolation (5^th place semifinal)  Waiakea vs King Kekaulike #3 Waiakea wins 2-0

KS-Hawaii vs Punahou                         #1 Punahou wins 3-0

Division I consolation (5^th place semifinal match)

Baldwin vs Pearl City    Pearl City 2 & #4 Baldwin 0

#1 Hawaii Baptist def. #4 Kohala (25-22, 26-28, 25-23, 25-16)

Hawaii Baptist:  Michael Fisher 25 kills, 2 blocks, 2 aces;  Chad Barretta 25 kills, 2 aces.

Kohala:  DJ Wong, Jr. 20 kills; Chris Roxburgh 15 kills 3 blocks.

Kahuku 2, Waimea 1 (20-25, 25-23, 16-14)

DI BVB: KS-Kapalama 3, #2 Moanalua 0

 

 

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Keaau High Fitness Class ends semester with 5K run in Hilo

Keaau’s Fitness Class

Jon Taketa’s Keaau High School Fitness class concludes the school year by running a 5K along Hilo Bayfront.

 

Taketa, the physical education teacher for the Cougars, believes in the value of running as a great aerobic exercise.

 

 Students from Kea’au High School in Mr. Taketa’s Body Conditioning class participated in their annual 5K fitness run which was held on Wednesday down at Coconut Island/Liliuokalani Park. 

 

“In class, students are taught the fundamentals of physical fitness and the benefits of living healthy active lifestyles with the intention that it’ll carry over into the rest of their lives.  The weather held up and everyone succeeded in meeting their personal goals,” Taketa said.

Ka’u Family Fun Fest set for June 11

Record Attendance Expected for First Annual Ka’u Half Marathon (PR announcement)

Na’alehu, HI – O Ka’u Kakou proudly announces the first annual Ka’u Family Fun Fest on Saturday, June 11, 2011 at Na’alehu Park on Hawai’I Island.  Online registration and event details are now available at race360.com/15811.

Known as “The Southernmost Goodwill Games in the USA”, this unprecedented event features a Half Marathon, 10K and 5K races, and a variety of athletic tournaments for all ages.  Bay Clinic, a network of nonprofit community clinics, has been named the beneficiary of this summer fundraiser with proceeds going toward the construction of a new Ka’u Family Health Center.   

This event promises to be a memorable experience for runners of all ages and abilities.  The race course traverses an old historic “Cane Field Road” in Ka’u, once used for hauling sugar cane to Na’alehu and Pahala sugar plantations. Offering one of the most scenic views of the Big Island’s southern coast, the route encompasses over 30 miles of breathtaking coastal landscapes from mauka to makai (mountain to sea).

Following the race, athletes will demonstrate their skills and compete for prizes in archery, basketball, Jan Ken Po, a hunter’s obstacle course and Portuguese horse shoe tournaments.  Live music and entertainment, a live auction with Mayor Billy Kenoi, food and vendor booths, a health expo and a number of children’s activities will be also featured. 

 Early registration ends May 11, 2011.  Event information and updates can be found at okaukakou.com, bayclinic.org, on Facebook (Kau Family Fun Fest) and Twitter (@KauFamFunFest).

The Ka’u Family Fun Fest will be marketed heavily both locally and internationally, offering significant media exposure for participating sponsors and community leaders.  Contact race director Raylene Moses at (808) 235-8251 or kaufamilyfunfest@gmail.com for information on volunteer, sponsorship and vendor opportunities.

HHSAA Division II Boys Volleyball Scores

New City Nissan/HHSAA Boys Volleyball State Championships

Division II at McKinley High

Kohala def. Waimea, 25-22, 26-24, 25-19.    Kohala:  Donald Wong Jr. and Christopher Roburgh, 13 kills each.    Waimea:  Kevin Killermann, 11 kills, 4 blocks.

No. 2 seed Castle Knights 3, Hawaii Prep 1 (25-22, 14-25, 25-22, 25-15)

Charlie Hendrix had 16 kills, and Kasson Carter and Maka Piedad each added 10 as the Knights beat Ka Makani.

No. 3 Seabury Hall 3, Lanakila Baptist 1 (25-18, 22-25, 25-22, 25-16)

Conner Snow had 17 kills, and Rocky DeLyon added 14 kills and six aces as the Spartans beat the Warriors.