
Dave Reardon
Sports Columnist at Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Reporter and Blogger at Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Star-Advertiser sports columnist and other stuff, like adjunct journalism instructor at University of Hawaii-Manoa. Those beers weren't all mine, really.
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3 days ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Dave Reardon
RELATED PHOTO GALLERY Cameron Porter said it could have been one of many of his teammates. “Honestly, we have so many good players, ” the Punahou junior said. “We can spread it out and let different guys do it.”AdvertisementThis time it was the 6-foot-1 outside hitter’s turn, and it came in the biggest volleyball match of his life, so far.
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3 days ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Dave Reardon
RELATED PHOTO GALLERY The final kill of Keani Kaneakua’s high school career was a history maker. The Radford senior’s 25th of the match gave the Rams the school’s first state volleyball championship. It completed a comeback that took both teams to the limit, with Radford edging Kapaa 25-20, 22-25, 21-25, 25-23, 15-13 to capture the New City Nissan /HHSAA Boys Volleyball Division II title Saturday at Moanalua. AdvertisementKaneakua was also the Rams’ emotional leader.
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3 days ago |
staradvertiser.com | Dave Reardon
The final kill of Keani Kaneakua’s high school career was a history maker. The Radford senior’s 25th of the match gave the Rams the school’s first state volleyball championship. It completed a comeback that took both teams to the limit, with Radford edging Kapaa 25-20, 22-25, 21-25, 25-23, 15-13 to capture the New City Nissan/HHSAA Boys Volleyball Division II title Saturday at Moanalua. Kaneakua was also the Rams’ emotional leader.
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4 days ago |
staradvertiser.com | Dave Reardon
Cameron Porter said it could have been one of many of his teammates. “Honestly, we have so many good players,” the Punahou junior said. “We can spread it out and let different guys do it.”This time it was the 6-foot-1 outside hitter’s turn, and it came in the biggest volleyball match of his life, so far.
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4 days ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Dave Reardon
The Manoa magic ran out for Hawaii in Fullerton, Calif., on Friday as the Rainbow Wahine lost two games and were knocked out of the first Big West Softball Championship tournament. The 8-1 loss to UC Santa Barbara marked the end of Bob Coolen’s 34 years as UH’s head coach. He finished his career at 1, 133-736-1 at Hawaii and 1, 205-829-1 overall.
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