Episodes

2 days ago

3 days ago
3 days ago
We've got a packed show that includes a recap of National Letter of Intent Day and media Q&A with Rainbow Warrior Football head coach Timmy Chang. Plus, it was a crazy night in the OIA Boys Basketball DI & DII Championship games and we hear from the winning coaches of Farrington and Campbell.

3 days ago
3 days ago
Campbell avenged their only loss of the regular season after beating Mililani 50-45 in overtime to claim their first OIA championship in boys basketball. Mizah Carreira led the Sabers with 21 points.

3 days ago
3 days ago
After being down 16 points at the half, Farrington rallied back to defeat Kalani 68-55 in overtime to claim their third OIA DII boys basketball title. Gerald Gallardo led the Governors in scoring with 17 points. Dominique Mose-Smith added 15 points and nabbed 15 rebounds.

4 days ago
4 days ago
Tom Brady announces his retirement (again). It's also National Signing Day for college football so we get you caught up with the Rainbow Warriors.

4 days ago
4 days ago
Joining the show from the women's volleyball program are head coach Jenic Tumaneng and student-athletes Ella Dotson, Pua Beazley, and Violet Sickles.

5 days ago
5 days ago
Ku'ulei and Alan spend time reflecting on the life and legacy of legendary sports broadcaster Jim Leahey who passed away Monday at the age of 80. Kyle Galdeir and Spectrum Sports' Felipe Ojastro share their memories as well. Plus, we hear from OIA boys basketball head coaches Wyatt Tau (Campbell) and Garett Gabriel (Mililani) following their semifinal wins Monday night.

5 days ago
5 days ago
Mililani survived Leilehua 40-37 in the OIA Boys Basketball Semifinals. Creighton Ofsonka led the Trojans with 11 pts, 7 rbs, and 2 steals.

5 days ago
5 days ago
Campbell edged out Kailua 51-49 in the OIA Boys Basketball DI Semifinals. The Sabers were led by Malik Jackson with14 pts, 6 rbs, and 6 ast.

6 days ago
6 days ago
Ku'ulei gets you caught up with a lot of results in high school sports over the weekend and of course, we discuss the AFC and NFC Championship games as the Super Bowl is officially set with the Philadelphia Eagles vs. the Kansas City Chiefs.