Editor’s note: This story will appear in both of our sites, BedrockSportsMarlboro.com and BedrockSportsHawaii.com. ——— What in hootin’ hell is going on here? No Marlboro vs. Hudson Thanksgiving Day rivalry game? Impossible. The reverberations of this decision are being felt as far away as Hawaii — by me anyway. Honestly, this development is incredible. That […]Read More
Hawaii’s Victoria Lee is not done high school, but by turning pro, she is done with high school wrestling for Mililani. That’s because Lee — a 16-year-old junior in high school — signed with One Championship a few weeks ago. She’s following in the same path as sister Angela Lee, the One atomweight world champion, […]Read More
Hawaii State Representative Sean Quinlan did what he felt was the right and obvious thing to do when he got elected in 2016. He went door to door from Kahuku to Waiahole and asked what people really wanted. The answer from nearly everybody, Quinlan said, was that Kahuku needed a new football field. More than […]Read More
If anyone is wondering, Kahuku fans are up in arms about a recommendation by the Department of Education to rid the Polynesian mascot and tomahawk chop from their identity. In recent weeks, Kahuku principal Donna Lindsey sent a letter to the school community, saying that the school would acquiesce to that particular guidance by the […]Read More
My mom, wow. What a strong woman. Born Geraldine Marie Aucoin in 1920, she lost her husband (my father) when she was 48 and then she lost a daughter (my sister) when she was almost 56. Six years later, she was the victim of an assault, and fortunately, the assailant received a 20-year prison sentence. […]Read More
Editor’s note: The following story is opinion in nature, but it is based on facts and knowledge of the behind-the-scenes work by government officials and other entities and stakeholders. — Some people’s gravestones in the Kahuku area are inscribed with the words “Red Raider For Life.” Other Kahuku High graduates, athletes or sports fans who […]Read More
It looked bleak in the early going for Hawaii in its football home opener Saturday night at Aloha Stadium. But the Rainbow Warriors shook it off and stormed back in the second half for a 39-33 victory against Mountain West Conference rival New Mexico. There were zero fans in the stands due to COVID-19 restrictions. […]Read More
—– Editor’s note: Look for a more in-depth game story later Saturday night at BedrockSportsHawaii.com. —– In front of zero fans due to COVID-19 restrictions, Hawaii won its football home opener 39-33 over Mountain West Conference opponent New Mexico on Saturday night at Aloha Stadium. Calvin Turner, a quarterback turned receiver, made a 64-yard TD catch and […]Read More
The Hawaii High School Athletic Association has officially asked the Department of Health for permission to start sports workouts in early December. If (and only IF) the go-ahead is granted by the DOH, sports around the state will be held in two abbreviated seasons — January to March, and March to May. An answer may […]Read More
It's an amazing time for Hawaii football and especially for a young man out of Ewa Beach. Tua Tagovailoa will get the start for the Miami Dolphins against the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday. Game time in Hawaii is 8 a.m.m on KHON-TV (Fox).Read More
