BIIF:
Waiakea definitely has a bunch of talent returning from last year - can't remember all the names. They do have a new coach (Paul Lee). Tall kid from KS-Hawaii has also transferred over, giving them height inside, which they really needed.
Konawaena loses four starters, but fill the starting five with experienced back ups from a year ago. Depth might be a concern. They also lack dominant scorers...which could be good or bad.
KS-Hawaii had a nice Jv program last year. They lose that nice senior class that has been together for a long time, but they will reload with juniors. Nelson Wong did step down as another coaching transition takes place there.
Honokaa loses their scoring venues from last year. They also had a nice Jv team last year that was complimented with a lot of height. It will be a question of who they rely on for their scoring. Nobody ever credits the Dragons preseason, but they always seem to put together a solid team every year.
Kealakehe will be led by Jordan Ursua and his freshman brother John (probably one of the most skilled freshman the BIIF will ever see). They also got a transfer guard from Nevada. Their only question will be their big men as some of the two sport athletes are nursing injuries.
Kohala has a three year 6'6 center, two time Div II POY Bautista, Honokaa (two year stater) transfer that can light it up from the outside, Parker (three year starter) transfer that did all their scoring. Not to mention role players that know thier limits and play within coach Fernandez's style. Very nice group if it all comes together.
St. Joe was really young last year and basically returns a very competitive team that upset division 1 teams last year. Deliberate style and over achieving players can give teams a hard time - should challenge Kohala in Div 2.