http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/ Hawaii Hoops - Forum Tag: Boys Basketball en Sat, 19 May 2012 08:23:46 +0000 http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/topic/live-video-webcast-varsity-boys-punahou-vs-kamehameha#post-24623 Thu, 09 Dec 2010 10:53:17 +0000 punahou-vpd 24623@http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/ <p>The Punahou Video Production Department will stream a live webcast of Saturday night's Varsity I boys game between Punahou and Kamehameha. Tip off is at 6pm on December 11. To view the game, simply visit</p> <p><a href="http://www.punahou.edu/webcasts" rel="nofollow">http://www.punahou.edu/webcasts</a></p> <p>This webcast is commercial-free; no registration, login, or fees required. Aloha. </p> http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/topic/top-10-clutch-shots-of-the-year#post-19890 Sun, 14 Mar 2010 00:12:30 +0000 OldG 19890@http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/ <p>Ekau's buzzer in the BIIF D2 playoffs against Kohala was the start of something special.....</p> <p>Tulonghari's shot was some BEEEEG! Watched the highlights via KHON2 sports news. </p> http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/topic/top-10-clutch-shots-of-the-year#post-19889 Sat, 13 Mar 2010 23:56:46 +0000 McKevin 19889@http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/ <p>Kahuku vs Kaimuki at Kaimuki. Steitzel hit a 3 to put them up by one with less than 30 seconds left and won the game </p> http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/topic/top-10-clutch-shots-of-the-year#post-19884 Sat, 13 Mar 2010 18:45:44 +0000 ILHFan2 19884@http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/ <p>Iolani vs Punahou, Regular season, Round 2. Chu bobbing and weaving through the Punahou defense to make the game winning lay up with 4 seconds left. </p> http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/topic/top-10-clutch-shots-of-the-year#post-19872 Sat, 13 Mar 2010 13:24:54 +0000 HoopFanatic 19872@http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/ <p>I witnessed it from the side while eating a chili-dog from the old Orange Julius at Kahala Mall. I am still not happy Orange Julius got replaced by a salad-joint. </p> http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/topic/top-10-clutch-shots-of-the-year#post-19870 Sat, 13 Mar 2010 13:22:51 +0000 BasketballJones 19870@http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/ <p>Epic. </p> http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/topic/top-10-clutch-shots-of-the-year#post-19866 Sat, 13 Mar 2010 12:59:43 +0000 HoopFanatic 19866@http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/ <p>Jones' tear drop from 10 feet against Ed at Wilson Park was epic! </p> http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/topic/top-10-clutch-shots-of-the-year#post-19864 Sat, 13 Mar 2010 12:44:05 +0000 hatabata 19864@http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/ <p>#2 Trevyn Tulonghari's shot for Iolani to win the ILH. over kamehameha.HUGE! </p> http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/topic/top-10-clutch-shots-of-the-year#post-19861 Sat, 13 Mar 2010 12:16:58 +0000 Ballplaya23 19861@http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/ <p>I seen that one it was pretty sick<br /> The enos shot against moanalua was good too </p> http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/topic/top-10-clutch-shots-of-the-year#post-19859 Sat, 13 Mar 2010 11:27:04 +0000 Luna86 19859@http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/ <p>@ Bp23,</p> <p>That was definitely #1 </p> <p>Chu had ice in his veins (not literally) but figuratively speaking!</p> <p>A close #1b in DII was Jacob Andrade's (St. Joe) clutch shot (5-7" outside the ark) vs HPA in the semi-finals vs HPA down the stretch!</p> <p>But what do I know? </p> http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/topic/top-10-clutch-shots-of-the-year#post-19858 Sat, 13 Mar 2010 11:20:55 +0000 Ballplaya23 19858@http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/ <p>Obviously chu's is number 1 any other big time shots y'all seen, can be DI or DII </p> http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/topic/boys-states-new-format#post-3523 Mon, 19 Jan 2009 20:48:35 +0000 HIHoopsFan 3523@http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/ <p>I agree! </p> http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/topic/boys-states-new-format#post-3522 Mon, 19 Jan 2009 19:00:57 +0000 HiSelect 3522@http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/ <p>Though it didn't pass this time around for the spring sports there is a greater likelihood that the state tournament will be shrunken down to 8 teams - which would suck. </p> <p>16 teams won't happen in the next 10 years at least. </p> http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/topic/boys-states-new-format#post-3521 Mon, 19 Jan 2009 18:26:43 +0000 HIHoopsFan 3521@http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/ <p>I think the only way the OIA champ will be the #1 seed is if the ILH teams knock off each other. Then the OIA champ needs to go undefeated, or at the most has 1 loss while the ILH Champ has 2 or more losses. </p> <p>Or, if Punahou wins the ILH title and since Kahuku beat Punahou twice, head-to-head, should be seeded higher. </p> http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/topic/boys-states-new-format#post-3520 Mon, 19 Jan 2009 18:18:12 +0000 BasketballJones 3520@http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/ <p>I agree, it is a huge advantage for the #1 seed. I believe the ILH champ has received the #1 seed for at least 7 years. It will be interesting how the seedings will look like, say, if an OIA school would receive the #1 seed. </p> http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/topic/boys-states-new-format#post-3519 Mon, 19 Jan 2009 16:30:12 +0000 HoopFanatic 3519@http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/ <p>If the ILH Champ is seeded #1, don't you think they really have a HUGE advantage with the OIA Champ, ILH #2 and possibly #3 going on the other side of the bracket? </p> http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/topic/boys-states-new-format#post-3517 Mon, 19 Jan 2009 16:25:39 +0000 BasketballJones 3517@http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/ <p>Hold on...I could be wrong about this being done like this forever. It just seems that its been done like this for awhile. I believe last year's brackets were done like this. </p> http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/topic/boys-states-new-format#post-3516 Mon, 19 Jan 2009 16:20:03 +0000 BasketballJones 3516@http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/ <p>Its been done this way forever. Some years it works out and some years it just looks totally unfair. </p> <p>I would love to have the tourney increased to 16 teams but I doubt that will ever happen, especially with the state of the economy the way it is. </p> <p>If there were 16 teams, where do you think the other invitations should go? </p> http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/topic/boys-states-new-format#post-3514 Mon, 19 Jan 2009 13:36:12 +0000 HoopFanatic 3514@http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/ <p>Hey BBJ, I think the ILH champion will have a huge advantage this year in states. Traditionally, the OIA Champ, ILH #2 and possibly ILH #3 are on the same side of the bracket.</p> <p>So potentially, it could be Iolani (assuming they are the ILH Champ) on one side, and Kahuku, Kamehameha, and Punahou on the other side.</p> <p>Kahuku may have to go through Iolani, Kamehameha, and Punahou to win a state title. If they do, they surely will be called the champion. </p> <p>Personally, I think the HHSAA should go to 16 teams, no byes, and seed them accordingly 1-16. The teams should be bracketed on strength of team, not reward league champs when traditionally 2 leagues are normally stronger.</p> <p>Also, I can understand where matchmakers don't want teams from the same league to face off on the opening night. But, to place league teams on the opposite ends of the bracket often reward certain champs to face certain chumps. </p> <p>They need to rewrite the language in the selection guidelines and make it possible to put a 3rd place team in the same league's champion on the same side. </p> <p>Each league should get 1 representative so sit on the selection committee with the HHSAA head to place the teams and seed them accordingly. </p> <p>The preseason should be used as a variable. Then the coaches would schedule tougher out of league preseason games and would take it more seriously. </p> http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/topic/predictions-order-of-finish#post-72 Mon, 19 Nov 2007 08:42:36 +0000 hoopsitiz 72@http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/ <p>University High and Midpac set for Tuesday, Nov. 20, sometime between 4 and 6. This controlled scrimmage right now will be at Klum gym or gym 1. I will let you know as soon as its decided. </p> http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/topic/predictions-order-of-finish#post-70 Mon, 19 Nov 2007 07:56:22 +0000 BasketballJones 70@http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/ <p>Very insightful HIFan...I share the same opinion with you that the ILH will be up for grabs this year. I have heard that Mililani could very well be the best team in the OIA...maybe even in the state! Their knock is playing in a conference that hasn't been too competitive lately. Sure doesn't help come playoff time.</p> <p>Does anyone have any updated preseason schedules? </p> http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/topic/predictions-order-of-finish#post-67 Sun, 18 Nov 2007 23:09:26 +0000 HIFan 67@http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/ <p>Thanx hshoopsjunkie. Iolani, Punahou, St. Louis, Kamehameha's Division 2 teams have formed their own league "ILH Division 2 AA" and will play each other in a double round robin format with playoffs. This came about with the state moved girls basketball to the winter. Punahou and Kamehameha would have been the favorites. </p> http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/topic/predictions-order-of-finish#post-63 Sun, 18 Nov 2007 19:30:58 +0000 hshoopsjunkie 63@http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/ <p>good stuff hifan. the oia east is going to be tough, but i do love moanalua to come out on top. the ilh is going to be crazy too. i gotta say i really think punahou can repeat ilh championship, with or without steinhoff, though it'd be much easier with. as for the ilh division 2, did you purposely leave out the "second" squads of teams like punahou, iolani, etc.? because even though they can't compete for states, one of them usually comes out on top in the conference. </p> http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/topic/predictions-order-of-finish#post-52 Sun, 18 Nov 2007 03:45:06 +0000 HIFan 52@http://www.hawaiihoops.com/forum/ <p>OIA RED (East) - Most competitive league in the state, top to bottom. Austin and Lishman should contend for State Player of the Year.<br /> 1. Moanalua, 2. Kalaheo, 3. Kahuku, 4. Kaimuki, 5. Kailua, 6. Castle, 7. Roosevelt</p> <p>OIA RED (West) - Can the West finally breakthrough and win a OIA championship? Maybe Mililani, but a weak league might be their downfall in the OIA playoffs.<br /> 1. Mililani, 2. Leilehua, 3. Campbell, 4. Radford, 5. Pearl City, 6. Waianae, 7. Kapolei</p> <p>OIA WHITE - Aiea is one of the top teams in the state. McKinley, and Farrington will push Aiea for the state title.<br /> 1. Aiea, 2. McKinley, 3. Farrington, 4. Waipahu, 5. Thompson, 6. Nanakuli, 7. Waialua, 8. Kaiser, 9. Kalani, 10. Anuenue </p> <p>ILH (Division I) - The most wide open race in recent memory with any one of four teams who could win the ILH title. With only 3 state berths, games vs. MPI and Maryknoll are big. Both teams could pull off an upset or two.<br /> 1. St. Louis, 2. Iolani, 3. Punahou, 4. Kamehameha, 5. Mid Pacific, 6. Maryknoll, 7. Damien</p> <p>ILH (Division II) - The weakest league in the state top to bottom. University's Viernes is a player of note.<br /> 1. University, 2. Hawaii Baptist, 3. Hanalani, 4. Word of Life, 5. Lankila Baptist, 6. Lutheran, 7. AOP, 8. Christian Academby, 9. Le Jardin, 10. Assets</p> <p>BIIF (Divison I) - A league with some bright stars. Will come down to which star shines the brightest.<br /> 1. Kamehameha, 2. Konawaena, 3. Honokaa, 4. Hilo, 5. Kealakehe, 6. Waiakea, 7. Keeau</p> <p>BIIF (Division II) - Kohala was hit big time by graduation, but will still be the team to beat. There is no close second.<br /> 1. Kohala, 2. Hawaii Prep, 3. Pahoa, 4. St. Joseph, 5. Lapahoehoe, 6. Ka'u, 7. Parker</p> <p>MIL (Division I) - Baldwin is a state contender and will be pushed by Kamehameha. Either team could be a tough out in the state tournament.<br /> 1. Baldwin, 2. Kamehameha, 3. Lahainaluna, 4. Maui, 5. King Kekaulike</p> <p>MIL (Division II) - A league devistated by graduation. Seabury Hall is the favorite. St. Anthony will surprise and sneak into states.<br /> 1. Seabury Hall, 2. St. Anthony, 3. Molokai, 4. Hana, 5. Lanai, 6. Ka'ahumanu Hou </p> <p>KIF (Division II) - Kauai is the team to beat. The Red Raiders look to avenge a poor showing at last year's states.<br /> 1. Kauai, 2. Waimea, 3. Kapa'a </p>