West Hawaii Today

West Hawaii Today

West Hawaii Today is a daily newspaper located in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. It is published by Oahu Publishing Inc, which is a part of Black Press.

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  • 1 week ago | westhawaiitoday.com | Conor Langs

    By Frank Pingue Reuters AUGUSTA, Ga. — Rory McIlroy ended his long wait for a Masters title with a birdie on the opening hole of a sudden-death playoff to beat Justin Rose and claim the career Grand Slam after a nerve-wracking final round on Sunday.

  • 1 week ago | westhawaiitoday.com | Conor Langs

    By West Hawaii Today staff The Big Island Interscholastic Federation (BIIF) boys volleyball season continued Wednesday with matchups across the island. The regular season will wrap up April 22 with island playoffs beginning April 25. See the paper all month for updates. Kealakehe 3, HPA 1Kealakehe boys volleyball won its fifth straight game and avenged Hawaii Preparatory Academy in four sets in Wednesday’s matchup inside Waimea’s Castle Gymnasium.

  • 1 week ago | westhawaiitoday.com | Conor Langs

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  • 1 week ago | westhawaiitoday.com | Conor Langs

    By Michael Merschel American Heart Association News It’s the most wonderful time of the year to be a basketball fan. And whether you’re enjoying the memory of your alma mater’s winning buzzer-beater in the NCAA tournament or hoping to see your favorite pro posterize an opponent in the NBA playoffs, all those high-flying jams and nothing-but-net 3-pointers might have you wondering, “Can I do that?”Unless your name is LeBron James or Stephen Curry – probably not.

  • 2 weeks ago | westhawaiitoday.com | Conor Langs

    By Richard Deitsch The Athletic Golf is a sport rich with iconic numbers — 82 wins for Sam Snead and Tiger Woods; 18 majors for Jack Nicklaus; 15 sub-60 rounds shot in PGA Tour history. So here’s a golf broadcasting number that is really impressive:This will be the 70th consecutive year CBS broadcasts the Masters, the longest-running sports event on any one network. “This relationship is super deep,” CBS Sports president David Berson said of the partnership with Augusta National Golf Club.

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