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It’s all about team play this year, but St. Louis School still has some outstanding individual wrestlers. They include, from left in front row, Travis Lee and Troy Takahashi and, from left in back row, Bronson Beaver, Jonathan Spiker, Ikewaka Ishikawa and Prince Brown.
Deborah Booker • The Honolulu Advertiser |
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St. Louis wrestling boys are united, and on a crusade
This season, the fifth under the guidance of Todd Los Banos, the St. Louis School boys wrestling team appear primed to finally climb to the top rung for the first time since 1973.
Kid sister grows up to be a wrestling champ
This weekend, 98-pound Tanya Miyasaki will be the top-seeded 98-pounder in the third annual Data House State Girls Wrestling Championships.
 Ooops! ILH, OIA clarify winners
Facts about the Data House State Wrestling Championship
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Warriors ready for spring drills
The University of Hawai'i football team opens spring practice Thursday without head coach June Jones, who is hospitalized in guarded but stable condition following last week's single-car accident on the H-1 Freeway.
Doctors optimistic about Jones' recovery
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Slumping Rainbows drop 4th straight
Fresno State completed a three-game sweep by beating Hawai'i, 8-4, in Western Athletic Conference baseball last night at Beiden Field in Fresno, Calif. |
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WAC honors for Wahine's Lee
Hawai'i forward Crystal Lee, who averaged 30 points and 6.5 rebounds in two games last week, has been named the Western Athletic Conference women's basketball Player of the Week. |
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32 survive treacherous surf of Pipeline Pro
The Pipe dreams of 32 surfers survived a treacherous day at the Banzai Pipeline yesterday. The third round of the Hawaiian Island Creations Pipeline Pro was completed in 8- to 12-foot surf. |
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Isle File
BYU-Hawai'i softball team wins two
Lyndi Frei and Summer George pitched complete games as Brigham Young-Hawai'i swept a nonconference women's softball doubleheader from visiting Montana State-Billings, 5-2 and 6-0, yesterday. |
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Tougher schedules should be rewarded
Scheduling tougher nonconference basketball opponents not only makes sense for the Western Athletic Conference teams, fittingly it might soon pay off at the bank. |
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