Kamehameha's Alexis Robins tries to hit over Iolani's Megan Burton. The teams, both 16-1, will meet again tomorrow for the ILH title. See story.

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Punahou quarterback Brett Kan finds some running room, with Iolani linebacker Jon Takamura in pursuit during the first quarter of an Interscholastic League of Honolulu game at Iolani’s Kozuki Stadium. See story.

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Kahuku's Lily Masina Latu, left, and Ane Vea double team the attack of Moanalua's Brianna Amian as Amber Pavao covers the play. See story.

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Radford players celebrate their 25-23, 26-24 victory over Roosevelt in an O'ahu Interscholastic Association semifinal match. See story.

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Kalaheo's Chase Moses tries to hit past the defense of Kaimuki's Daren Muramoto. Kalaheo won the match, 25-13, 25-14. See story.

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Senior Camilla Ah-Hoy, left, is coached by her mother Mona Ah-Hoy, a standout athlete at Kahuku in the 1980s. Mona's husband, Irwin, is a top assistant and coach of the Red Raiders' JV team. See story.

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Kamehameha's Drew Ueno, left, and Parker McCready put the wraps on Punahou ball carrier Colin Viloria in the first half. The Warriors limited the Buffanblu to zero yards on 13 carries. See story.

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Iolani's Lauren Minkel, who had eight kills, tries to put the ball down between Punahou's Emily Fukunaga (4) and Jess Holland. See story.

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Radford's football team is undefeated, its players have excelled in the classroom and they've been good role models for the student body. Front, left to right: Ryan Burciaga, Vasa Kuresa, Fil Samson; middle: Bronson Leafa, Russell Wantowski; back: Mike Goodman, Ian Scheuring, Ramsey Feagai. See story.

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Punahou's Colin Viloria found some running room through the Saint Louis defense in last night's ILH game at Aloha Stadium. See story.

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Roosevelt's Jacey Tagavilla, left, got some help from the net to turn back the spike of Kahuku's Krystle Glover during last night’s O'ahu Interscholastic Association Red East match at McKinley. See story.

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'Aiea's Rachel Purcell tries to split the block of Pearl City's Deena Tupinio, left, and Tiana Inong in an OIA match. See story.

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"I'm thankful every day I'm alive," says Kalaheo sophomore quarterback Cody vonAppen, who survived an incident on Kaua'i in 1997 that claimed the life of former University of Hawai'i kicker Shannon Smith. See story.

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Saint Louis newcomer Jeremiah Masoli eludes a rush and gets off a pass against Pac-Five. See story.

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It might be difficult to see, but that's Mililani's Kekoa Perbera being tackled by Leilehua's Niko Tauanuu in a mud-slicked field at Leilehua. See story.

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Bryce Takaki, 17, who bowls for the Hawai'i School for the Deaf and the Blind, signs to his bowling coach during competition at Waialae Bowl. See story.

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Kamehameha's Bryson Vivas was slowed down by Manoa Latu of St. Louis as Crusader teammate Jared Silva, right, moved in to finish the play. See story.

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Punahou's Micah Aiu goes for a kill against Kamehameha's Joshua Bninski (12) and Kala McInerny (22). See story.

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Honoka'a receiver V.J. Wusstig, front, has been working hard to put on the 10 to 20 pounds he lost after having a cancerous testicle removed Aug. 25. He is shown here with teammate Darren Galiza. See story.

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Punahou's Zac Yamagishi, left, is unable to hang onto the ball after a hit from Rykin Enos. See story.

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McKinley’s Earvin Sione gets gang-tackled by the Farrington defense in the first half at Aloha Stadium. The Governors won the O‘ahu Interscholastic Association Red East game, 23-0. See story.

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Kahuku's Ane Vea lines up a kill during a girls volleyball match. The Red Raiders beat Roosevelt, 25-21, 25-18, to remain unbeaten. See story.

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'Aiea outside hitter/middle blocker Lelani Kleman-Maeva, who will play for Nevada next season, said she "would be a delinquent" if not for volleyball. She is one of the top players in the state. See story.

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Punahou's Brett Kan overcame a slow start to complete 16 of 35 passes for 232 yards in a 31-20 victory. See story.

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Castle's Corey Paredes (44), Cory Esperas (66) and Moku Bruhn (9) celebrate a victory over Kahuku at Aloha Stadium. See story.

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Kiran Kepo'o returns for his third varsity season for Iolani after passing for more than 2,500 yards and 17 TDs in 2004. See story.

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Saint Louis left guard Esrom Pascual has helped take care of his cancer-stricken mother, Irva Thomas, and two younger brothers. He also has had to deal with the death of his grandmother in January. See story.

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Castle's Lihikai Domingo attempts to haul in a pass against Kailua at Aloha Stadium. Domingo and Scott Keiter-Charles caught TD passes from Bryce Kalauoka'aea in the Knights' 24-6 victory. See story.

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Despite rising costs, Damien found the money to hire trainer Kyle McGrady, left. Coaches Dean Nakagawa and Rudy Alejo convinced the school's administration of the importance of having a trainer for players' safety. Student trainer Rex Katahara tapes another player. See story.

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Kamehameha's Gerritt Vincent scores on a 10-yard run. The Warriors outscored the Trojans 20-0 in the second quarter. See story.

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