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Campbell tops Leilehua 10-3 to win the OIA DI Baseball Championship. The Sabers take home their first league crown in baseball since 2015 and adds to multiple league titles won this season.

The Waipahu Marauders bested the Kahuku Red Raiders 4-2 to claim the 2023 OIA DII Baseball Championship, their first since 2012.

Hawai'i Pacific fell short 5-4 to in-state rival UH-Hilo on Senior Day. The Sharks finish the season 20-27, their first 20-win season since 2019.

The Rivals dive deep into the first round of the NBA Playoffs and preview the 2nd round including the highly anticipated Golden State versus Lakers battle in the West. Plus, who won the NFL Draft? We tell you our thoughts on those that really helped themselves over the last 3 days!!

Host Ed Lallier, Co-Founder and Chief Corporate Development Officer of Vanta, welcomes Zack Fabi, Co-Founder and COO of Vanta, to the inaugural episode of the Hawaii Esports Pod! Lallier and Fabi discuss the history of esports, its rapid growth and popularity in recent years, the future landscape, and more.

Happy Aloha Friday, beautiful people! Ku'ulei and Paul open the show breaking down yesterday's first round of the NFL draft, some of the biggest surprises and best moves from the opening day. The conversation shifts to a new UH football recruit by way of Colorado and the transfer portal before the show closes recapping Thursday's OIA DI baseball semifinals.

A pitchers’ duel broke out Thursday night at Les Murakami Stadium between the Leilehua Mules and the Kailua Surfriders, a 1-0 victory for Leilehua to clinch a spot in the OIA Division I Championship.

The Campbell Sabers took down the Mililani Trojans, 6-5, in extra innings to advance to the OIA Division I Championship.

In a clash of unbeaten titans, Na Menehune of Moanalua took down the Mililani Trojans in straight sets, 25-11, 25-22, 25-21, to defend their title and win the program’s 12th overall league championship.

Radford beat Aiea in straight sets to claim their first OIA DII Title in Boys Volleyball. Radford’s Keahi Kaneakua was the only player in the match to tally double-digit kills on either side, finishing an excellent all-around night with 11 kills, 13 assists, five digs and a team-leading three service aces.