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Latest News... 5/30/09 - Williams and Treschuk score as Battery beats Cleveland
[charlestonbattery.com].
5/26/09 - Photos from the State Championships
[Photo Gallery].
5/17/09 - The Bulls MISO Men's team defeated Vaiete SC at Waipio Stadium
to claim the championship trophy. In fact, this year the Men's team completed
the Treble for a second consecutive year: League Championship, Sullivan Trophy
(for best record of the season) and the Robledo Cup. This unbelievable feat may
never be duplicated. Thanks to a hat trick by MISO Final MVP, Duke Hashimoto,
the team showed great character, poise and determination as they had to come
back from a two goal deficit at halftime to claim the victory. Whatever Coach
Phil said at halftime, the boys came out on fire with good attacking football
and the desire to go to goal. Two quick goals by Duke Hashimoto tied the match,
which then went into double overtime. Rich Higa scored the go ahead goal and
then Duke sealed the deal with his third of the match. Congratulations to the
Men's Division 1 team and a big mahalo to all who came out to experience MISO
history.
5/10/09 - Alli "Sushi" Tsuchida led the HSC Bulls to their first W1
League title as the HSC Bulls defeated the defending Fall Champions, Leahi SC,
for the Spring 2009 crown. The HSC Bulls went undefeated in league play this
spring with a record of 7-0-1, and capped off their undefeated season with a 3-2
victory over Leahi SC in the championship match on Mother's Day at the Waipio
Stadium.
4/20/09 - Brian Ching's goal spark Dynamo to 1-0 win
[honoluluadvertiser.com].
3/25/09 - Mele French and Allison Lipsher make the final rosters for the
Sky Blue FC and Boston Breakers, respectively.
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3/21/09 - Brock Granger was voted State Player of the Year (Iolani);
joining him on the first team were Ikaika Fuerte (Kapaa), Nick Goo (Iolani),
Aaron Yokoyama (Mililani), Keith Lum (Iolani), Reid Sakamoto (Iolani) and
Jonathan Cloutier (Punahou); other Bulls players receiving State recognition
included Danny Higa (Kalani), Lucas Lam (Punahou), Kevin Johns (Punahou), Landon
Salvador (Mililani), Kainoa Kahui (Kamehameha), Cody Sia (Punahou), Cody
Sullivan (Mid-Pacific), Marc Hope (Pac-Five), Kamalei Rosa (Waialua), Keenan
Seguancia (Roosevelt), Jershon Baldomero (Iolani), Brendan Wesley-Smith
(Mid-Pacific) and Jay Tsuruoka (Roosevelt)
[honoluluadvertiser.com].
3/20/09 - Caprice Dydasco (Kamehameha) was named to the State first
team; other
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Bulls players receiving State recognition included
Courtney-Rae Botelho (Kamehameha), Allyson Holtz (Punahou), Jasmine Kauka (Punahou), Monica
Arnold (Punahou), Sydney Meheula (Punahou), Jacquie Watkins (Aiea), Amy Austin
(Kaiser), Haley Chee (Kalani), Sarah Hayashi (Punahou), Ashley Okazaki
(Roosevelt), Christine Tamamoto (Pac-Five), Geena Fong (Pac-FIve)
[honoluluadvertiser.com].
3/16/09 - Sky Blue FC trims roster to 24 players; Mele French is a
member of the pre-season roster
[womensprosoccer.com].
3/14/09 - Allyson Holtz (Punahou), Courtney-Rae Botelho (Kamehameha) and
Christine Tamamoto (Pac-Five) named to the ILH 1st team; other all-stars include
Caprice Dydasco (Kamehameha), Gabriella Yates (Kamehameha), Shannon Rosenberg
(Mid-Pac), Logan Chan (Sacred Hearts), Jasmine Kauka (Punahou) and Lindsey Okubo
(Mid-Pac)
[honoluluadvertiser.com].
3/14/09 - Brock Granger (Iolani) and Reid Sakamoto (Iolani) are the ILH
Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year, respectively; Cody Sullivan
(Mid-Pac), Kevin Johns (Punahou), Nick Goo (Iolani), Marc Hope (Pac-Five), Keith
Lum (Iolani), Kainoa Kahui (Kamehameha), Jonathan Cloutier (Punahou) and Cody
Sia (Punahou) join them on the 1st team; other all-stars include Brendan
Wesley-Smith (Mid-Pac), Ross Taira-Kuehu (Pac-Five), Ryan Ho (Kamehameha),
Jershon Baldomero (Iolani) and Robert Wong (Damien)
[honoluluadvertiser.com].
3/13/09 - Lexi Jones (Moanalua), Amy Austin (Kaiser), Haley Chee (Kalani)
and Ashley Okazaki (Roosevelt) voted to the OIA East 1st team; other all-stars include
Tamra Nee (Kaiser), Sarah Clapp (Kaiser) and Kianna Akazawa (Kaiser)
[honoluluadvertiser.com].
3/13/09 - Jacquie Watkins (Aiea) named to the OIA West 1st team
[honoluluadvertiser.com].
3/12/09 - High-scoring Danny Higa (Kalani) tops OIA East all-stars as Co-Player
of the Year; Keenan Seguancia (Roosevelt), Jay Tsuruoka (Roosevelt) and Kekoa Bonds (Castle) join
him on the 1st team; other all-stars include Josh Amoroso (Kalaheo), Shane Ihara
(Castle), Gerand Cabanilla (Castle), Tyler Esteban (Castle), Kekoa Polendey
(Castle), Jason Khamvongsa (Kaiser) and James Aquino (Roosevelt)
[honoluluadvertiser.com].
3/12/09 - Aaron Yokoyama (Mililani) voted to the OIA West 1st team; other all-stars include
Ryan Tokunaga (Pearl City) and Landon Salvador (Mililani)
[honoluluadvertiser.com].
3/12/09 - Kamalei Rosa (Waialua) named OIA White Division Co-Player of
the Year and John Rosa (Waialua) selected as Coach of the Year; other all-stars include
Marcus Amorin (McKinley) and Connor Prindle (Waialua)
[honoluluadvertiser.com].
3/10/09 - Photos from the recent Pro-Xtreme Camp with Brian Ching, Clint
Mathis, Jonathan Bornstein, Kenji Treschuk, Duke Hashimoto, Tracy Mathis, Mele
French and Alli Lipsher
[Photo Gallery].
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