Hawaii High School Football Scores
Friday, December 4, 2009
Championships
Division I
Kamehameha 34 Kahuku 21
Division II
Iolani 24 Kauai 17
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Showing posts with label Hawaii High School Athletic Association. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hawaii High School Athletic Association. Show all posts
Saturday, December 05, 2009
Saturday, November 28, 2009
Hawaii High School Football Scores - Semifinals
Hawaii High School Football Scores
Friday, November 27, 2009
Semifinals
Division I
Kahuku 9 Farrington 6
Kamehameha 40 Leilehua 0
Division II
'Iolani 21 'Liea 7
Kaua'i 28 Hawai'i Prep 14
Friday, November 27, 2009
Semifinals
Division I
Kahuku 9 Farrington 6
Kamehameha 40 Leilehua 0
Division II
'Iolani 21 'Liea 7
Kaua'i 28 Hawai'i Prep 14
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Save Our Sports Continues to Raise $$$ for Hawaii High School Sports Programs
by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle
Donations continue to pour-in from around the state for the Hawaii High School Athletic Association's Save Our Sports campaign.
According to a report in the Honolulu Advertiser, over the last three-weeks more than $650,000 has been raised to offset state budget cuts totaling $1.2 million to high school athletic programs. The story by reporter Wes Nakama states that Maui businesses have stepped-up with $30,000, which means night games will not have to be move to the afternoon to save on electricity costs.
The High School Football Huddle reported on the shortfall last week, and encouraging everyone to donate to the Hawaii High School Athletic Association.
For more info, go to www.sportshigh.com.
The High School Football Huddle
Donations continue to pour-in from around the state for the Hawaii High School Athletic Association's Save Our Sports campaign.
According to a report in the Honolulu Advertiser, over the last three-weeks more than $650,000 has been raised to offset state budget cuts totaling $1.2 million to high school athletic programs. The story by reporter Wes Nakama states that Maui businesses have stepped-up with $30,000, which means night games will not have to be move to the afternoon to save on electricity costs.
The High School Football Huddle reported on the shortfall last week, and encouraging everyone to donate to the Hawaii High School Athletic Association.
For more info, go to www.sportshigh.com.
Sunday, August 16, 2009
Economically-Challenged Hawaii High School Athletic Association Gets Big Boost from Supermarket Chain
by Jeff Fisher
Hawaii High School Football Huddle
While all high school athletic programs are being challenged by the economic crisis, none may be hurting more than the Hawaii High School Athletic Association.
Last month it was announced that approximately $1.2 million will be cut from Hawaii’s public high school athletic programs for the 2009-10 school year. HHSAA said that the budget cut amounts to approximately 50% of the funding needed for supplies, equipment, and ground transportation for 45 public high schools statewide, and that the budget cut would require drastic measures to be undertaken, including the possible cutting of all public high school junior varsity sports.
On Thursday, however, Foodland Super Market announced that it wanted to do something to help. Hawaii’s largest and locally-owned and operated grocery retailer has announced it will partner with its customers to support the Hawaii High School Athletic Association (HHSAA) to help save athletic programs in public schools.
Beginning Monday, August 17 and running through Aug. 31, customers are encouraged to make a donation of any amount up to $249 at checkouts at any Foodland and Sack N Save store statewide. Foodland will match all customer donations dollar for dollar up to a total of $50,000 for all donations combined.
“We were saddened to hear about the recent budget cuts to Hawaii’s public school athletic programs, and we want to do what we can to support our schools and community,” said Jenai S. Wall, Foodland Chairman and CEO. “We know our customers also recognize the importance of high school athletics and we’re pleased to provide them with an easy way to help, along with an incentive to do so,” continued Wall. “Together with our customers, through donations made at checkout in the next 2 weeks and Foodland’s $50,000 matching gift, we hope to give $100,000 to the Hawaii High School Athletic Association.”
“We are overwhelmed by the thoughtfulness and generosity of Foodland to join together with its customers to help us during this challenging time, ” said Keith Amemiya, HHSAA Executive Director. “With 30 Foodland and Sack N Save stores statewide, it really does make it easy for everyone to help in whatever way they can.”
The High School Football Huddle salutes Foodland and Sack N Save for taking leadership during tough times!!
Hawaii High School Football Huddle
While all high school athletic programs are being challenged by the economic crisis, none may be hurting more than the Hawaii High School Athletic Association.
Last month it was announced that approximately $1.2 million will be cut from Hawaii’s public high school athletic programs for the 2009-10 school year. HHSAA said that the budget cut amounts to approximately 50% of the funding needed for supplies, equipment, and ground transportation for 45 public high schools statewide, and that the budget cut would require drastic measures to be undertaken, including the possible cutting of all public high school junior varsity sports.
On Thursday, however, Foodland Super Market announced that it wanted to do something to help. Hawaii’s largest and locally-owned and operated grocery retailer has announced it will partner with its customers to support the Hawaii High School Athletic Association (HHSAA) to help save athletic programs in public schools.
Beginning Monday, August 17 and running through Aug. 31, customers are encouraged to make a donation of any amount up to $249 at checkouts at any Foodland and Sack N Save store statewide. Foodland will match all customer donations dollar for dollar up to a total of $50,000 for all donations combined.
“We were saddened to hear about the recent budget cuts to Hawaii’s public school athletic programs, and we want to do what we can to support our schools and community,” said Jenai S. Wall, Foodland Chairman and CEO. “We know our customers also recognize the importance of high school athletics and we’re pleased to provide them with an easy way to help, along with an incentive to do so,” continued Wall. “Together with our customers, through donations made at checkout in the next 2 weeks and Foodland’s $50,000 matching gift, we hope to give $100,000 to the Hawaii High School Athletic Association.”
“We are overwhelmed by the thoughtfulness and generosity of Foodland to join together with its customers to help us during this challenging time, ” said Keith Amemiya, HHSAA Executive Director. “With 30 Foodland and Sack N Save stores statewide, it really does make it easy for everyone to help in whatever way they can.”
The High School Football Huddle salutes Foodland and Sack N Save for taking leadership during tough times!!
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