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It’s been quite a busy summer for Mike Taylor. The veteran basketball coach, who was an assistant to Kevin Velasco..
I feel like I watched Elyse Umeda grow up on the court. From Kalakaua club basketball to Punahou’s undefeated state..
It’s always fun each summer to follow up on how some of our previously featured athletes are doing. Many athletes..
What do Hawaii and Breckenridge, Colo., have in common? Both are former kingdoms. Of course, you know about the Kingdom..
I’m thrilled to say Happy 30th Birthday to MidWeek. I’m especially humbled to think that I’ve been writing for this..
Shawna-Lei Kuehu has had a remarkable run the last few months. In March, the University of Hawaii women’s basketball team..
Carlos Anderson couldn’t be more excited this summer. The former two-sport star at University of Hawaii says his 14-year-old son..
The iconic movie Field of Dreams celebrated its 25th anniversary this month with a big bash on the film’s location..
I recently received the most wonderful email from a MidWeek reader. Lee Hanta, a former baseball player at Kaiser High..
When the Saint Louis Crusaders beat Mililani to win the Hawaii High School Athletic Association Division I baseball championship, it..
With the NCAA baseball tournament in full swing and every team working so hard to win and advance, it’s fun..
After 40 years of coaching some of Hawaii’s top up-and-coming swimmers, including the last 10 years as head coach of..
Kaneohe’s Mike Miller, one of Hawaii’s premier long-distance swimmers, just turned 60 years old. So how’s he going to celebrate?..
How good of a basketball player can your rising hoops star become? Byron Mello thinks he or she can be..
In all my years covering local sports, one of the best long-range shooters I ever saw was former Chaminade star..
Sometimes surprises in sports come when you least expect them. And sometimes they actually happen in Surprise. Over the past..
The hits kept falling in like clockwork: Hit. Hit. Hit. Hit. Hit. Hit. Hit. Hit. Hit. Hit – 10 straight..
If you’ve ever been an athlete or if you’re an avid sports fan, you certainly have a favorite number. Mine..
Ken Wagner has been to virtually every NCAA men’s basketball Final Four since 1979, and he was there again this..
