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Aidan Wang attempts to land an armbar against his opponent at the 2022 IBJJF Pan Ams, which is the largest Brazilian jiu-jitsu tournament for kids in the world.
For his efforts, Wang, who trains at TRXTR Studio under coach Jeremy Nitta, walked away with gold following the competition.
Well done, Aidan. PHOTOS COURTESY JASON WANG
Congratulations to team Honolulu, this year’s Hawai‘i Senior League Softball champions. Members of the team are Nikki Chong, Lani Brash-Kaneshiro, Haylie Reiny, Logan Oda-Bunag, Tasi Taufahema, Ciana Irvine, Kahiau Aina, Marley Spencer, Alexis Ahlo-Garcia, Shelby Baguio, Shayla Yamashita, Chaz Mokiao, Daynna Mekaru, Katie Miyasato, Mariah Antoque-Kamahiai and Taryn Ho. The squad is coached by Chad Peiler. PHOTO COURTESY TASHA IRVINE
Smart football teams understand that success is built up front, and it starts by winning the battle in the trenches. Kamehameha Schools-Kapālama bought into this philosophy and rode offensive linemen, such as Elvis Miller, No. 74, to the 2022 ILH DII football championship. PHOTO COURTESY BRAD MILLER