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Varsity Boys Overall All and Team Resutls Honolulu Marathon/Kaiser High School Cross Country Invitational Presented By Target Patsy Mink Central Oahu Regional Park September 25, 2010 1PM Place TmPl No. Name Yr School Varsity ===== ==== ==== ================== == =========================== ======== 1 1 905 MARGARITO MARTINEZ 12 Leilehua 15:55.10 2 2 724 JORDAN THIBODEAU 12 Kamehameha Schools Oahu 16:26.80 3 3 1787 RYAN HOBSON Mid Pacific Institute 16:50.90 4 4 343 TROY ESAKI 11 Iolani 17:00.40 5 204 CHRIS MOSCH Honokaa High School 17:06.10 6 5 903 ELLIOT ESTRATA 11 Leilehua 17:07.25 7 6 333 JUSTIN HIGA 12 Iolani 17:17.80 8 7 646 CHARLES AKIONA 10 Kamehameha Schools Oahu 17:20.40 9 8 1399 SISLER COLTON Saint Louis 17:20.40 10 9 1925 NIKOLAI SCHARER Punahou 17:27.90 11 10 985 ROYCE YAMANE Mililani High School 17:27.95 12 11 904 DYLAN MARTINEZ 10 Leilehua 17:33.15 13 12 773 GIANNI CUADRADO 10 Kapolei High School 17:34.40 14 13 974 ZACHARY CARVALHO Mililani High School 17:36.60 15 14 338 BORYS PLESKACZ 12 Iolani 17:40.75 16 15 732 JOSHUA FREITAS 11 Kamehameha Schools Oahu 17:41.45 17 16 1794 MITCHELL HEIDENREI Mid Pacific Institute 17:42.70 18 17 1744 BRENT WAKUZAWA 10 Hawaii Baptist Acadmy 17:43.60 19 18 984 PAVEN SINN Mililani High School 17:53.70 20 19 1727 KELVIN ABE 11 Hawaii Baptist Acadmy 17:55.05 21 20 1218 ZACHARY VILLARMIA 12 Pearl City High 17:59.50 22 21 706 CALEB ACHUELA 12 Kamehameha Schools Oahu 18:01.90 23 1939 BRENON DOPP Kalaheo 18:02.70 24 410 NATHAN UNDERWOOD 11 Kailua High School 18:08.95 25 22 1217 PETER TANAKA 12 Pearl City High 18:09.85 26 23 907 BRANDEN MIYA 11 Leilehua 18:11.45 27 24 910 ADAM WEAVER 12 Leilehua 18:11.70 28 25 1900 PETER HARRIS Punahou 18:19.30 29 26 1402 TERRY ROBERT Saint Louis 18:19.55 30 27 976 CARSON GARNER Mililani High School 18:20.15 31 28 1215 CASEY RYAN 12 Pearl City High 18:23.00 32 29 155 MARJESON GONZALES 12 Farrington High School 18:28.80 33 914 ANGELITO CUARESMA 12 Maui High 18:29.90 34 30 1916 HARRISON OSHIRO Punahou 18:30.60 35 31 1907 RYAN LAU Punahou 18:31.15 36 32 550 GAVIN TAKETA Kalani High School 18:34.40 37 33 786 NATHAN SHIREY 11 Kapolei High School 18:34.75 38 34 1785 JASON ANTHONY Mid Pacific Institute 18:35.40 39 35 979 RYAN MAYEDA Mililani High School 18:36.30 40 36 1743 MATT JOHNSON 10 Hawaii Baptist Acadmy 18:37.70 41 37 570 SHAWN CORREA 11 Kamehameha Schools Hawaii 18:43.75 42 38 980 CHRISTOPHER MCCANN Mililani High School 18:45.05 43 39 719 ALEXANDER ORTEGA 12 Kamehameha Schools Oahu 18:48.00 44 40 575 KAULANA HO 11 Kamehameha Schools Hawaii 18:50.60 45 41 1790 DANIEL WAGNER Mid Pacific Institute 18:52.30 46 42 1792 JIMMY HAMADA Mid Pacific Institute 18:54.60 47 43 1412 CHUN BYUNGHEE Saint Louis 18:55.50 48 44 1379 SANKALPA MARAHATTA Roosevelt High 18:56.55 49 45 1897 ZACH BARAHAL Punahou 18:57.20 50 46 1906 MACKENZIE LAU Punahou 18:58.10 51 47 330 MICHAEL DIEBOLD 12 Iolani 19:01.25 52 48 1742 MATTHEW OTA 12 Hawaii Baptist Acadmy 19:03.80 53 872 HIKARU KAMIKUBO 10 Lanakila Baptist 19:04.20 54 1344 DREA HORNE 12 Radford 19:06.35 55 49 229 MARTIN LOGAN Hpa 19:08.30 56 50 1211 JAYMES LONZANIDA 12 Pearl City High 19:09.55 57 1519 ALEX UESUGI 12 Waianae High School 19:11.75 58 51 345 ZACH MASUDA 11 Iolani 19:12.90 59 52 549 TYLER SHIROMA Kalani High School 19:13.80 60 917 ALDRIN CALILAO 12 Maui High 19:15.30 61 53 239 MACY JUSTIN Hpa 19:21.40 62 88 NOLAN KOYAMATSU Castle High School 19:25.50 63 54 1382 BRYSON NAKATANI Roosevelt High 19:25.95 64 55 718 KYLE NAKATSUKA 12 Kamehameha Schools Oahu 19:29.00 65 86 BRANDON BIZZARRO Castle High School 19:32.00 66 56 781 KAIMI NOA 11 Kapolei High School 19:34.50 67 57 1786 BRENNAN O CONNELL Mid Pacific Institute 19:37.00 68 58 708 SHAUN BISSEN 12 Kamehameha Schools Oahu 19:38.00 69 1518 AARON PAAKAULA 12 Waianae High School 19:38.05 70 915 LEONEL TUMACDER 12 Maui High 19:38.10 71 363 IAN SHANKS Island Pacific Acadmy 19:41.00 72 59 574 MAKAALA GAHAN 11 Kamehameha Schools Hawaii 19:48.75 73 60 1182 KAEO KEALOHA LIND 11 Pac5 19:50.60 74 61 1909 ANDREW LUM Punahou 19:51.35 75 62 332 JOEY HARPSTRITE 12 Iolani 19:52.25 76 63 940 DAVID KIM 12 McKinley High School 19:52.70 77 1098 PHILLIP NEWELL Moanalua High School 19:52.75 78 64 1732 DEVYN TERUYA 11 Hawaii Baptist Acadmy 19:53.40 79 65 121 GARY FANELLI 10 Damien 19:54.75 80 1898 ELIZABETH CUSICK Punahou 19:58.30 81 66 1185 TREVOR KAWAMOTO 11 Pac5 20:03.85 82 67 577 KYLE PELLETIER 12 Kamehameha Schools Hawaii 20:04.50 83 1915 QUINTEN NISHIME Punahou 20:04.70 84 14 DEVON TENNEY Aiea High School 20:05.25 85 68 228 SEVERINO MICHAEL Hpa 20:08.20 86 518 MURATA TOMOYUKI 9 Kaiser 20:10.95 87 69 906 MICHAEL MCCAFFREY 11 Leilehua 20:12.60 88 70 350 IAN WONG 11 Iolani 20:12.70 89 1342 NATHAN ANDERSON 11 Radford 20:13.60 90 71 571 THEODORE DEREGO 11 Kamehameha Schools Hawaii 20:13.85 91 72 1728 CHRISTOPHER AKATSU 11 Hawaii Baptist Acadmy 20:15.10 92 73 943 SIME SHEN 11 McKinley High School 20:16.85 93 74 1735 BRANDON ARAKAWA 12 Hawaii Baptist Acadmy 20:17.20 94 73 JOSEPH SEGUI 12 Campbell High School 20:17.50 95 75 235 ROGERSON MICHAEL Hpa 20:20.30 96 737 KEAHI PARK 11 Kamehameha Schools Oahu 20:22.10 97 76 1377 EUGENE KIM Roosevelt High 20:25.10 98 346 KENTON NAKAMURA 11 Iolani 20:29.60 99 342 EVAN DELUNA 11 Iolani 20:29.70 100 77 1791 COLE WATANABE Mid Pacific Institute 20:29.70 101 1097 JAMES GAUER Moanalua High School 20:35.10 102 351 JARED WONG 11 Iolani 20:39.45 103 337 DREW OYAMA 12 Iolani 20:40.00 104 78 231 MAGOON CARSON Hpa 20:42.60 105 79 986 EVAN YOUNG Mililani High School 20:42.70 106 977 ABRAHAM GOSHAY Mililani High School 20:42.85 107 80 548 KELSEY OGOMORI Kalani High School 20:43.90 108 734 TREVOR KAIAMA 11 Kamehameha Schools Oahu 20:44.40 109 81 1387 JERRY YU Roosevelt High 20:47.00 110 82 1207 SEAN AGPAOA 12 Pearl City High 20:48.70 111 16 DAVID ANDREWS Aiea High School 20:49.35 112 83 541 JAYDON AHUE Kalani High School 20:49.85 113 84 1400 BARRY LESTER Saint Louis 20:52.50 114 85 233 CHOCK NICK Hpa 20:53.20 115 86 578 RYAN THOMAS 11 Kamehameha Schools Hawaii 20:53.50 116 983 JORDAN QUIOCHO Mililani High School 20:56.10 117 87 120 ANDREW WILCOX 11 Damien 20:58.80 118 329 RICHARD CHANG 12 Iolani 21:01.60 119 88 789 NIKOLAO WENDT 11 Kapolei High School 21:04.90 120 89 1616 KEONI ROACH Waipahu High School 21:05.40 121 712 RICHARD MATTHEW HE 12 Kamehameha Schools Oahu 21:09.80 122 1740 MICAH NAKAMURA 12 Hawaii Baptist Acadmy 21:10.40 123 1904 MATT LAM Punahou 21:12.70 124 90 1613 JARED YOSHINAGA Waipahu High School 21:14.30 125 916 JERALD QUEJA 12 Maui High 21:17.50 126 91 1385 CASEY TORRES Roosevelt High 21:18.10 127 92 900 RICHARD BLACKBURN 11 Leilehua 21:18.50 128 93 237 YODA RYUTA Hpa 21:18.55 129 94 1381 BRENDAN NAKATANI Roosevelt High 21:22.10 130 1914 JONATHAN NISHIDA Punahou 21:22.40 131 874 JEREMY CLARK 10 Lanakila Baptist 21:24.25 132 95 1398 LOKE ROBERT Saint Louis 21:26.70 133 1910 ERIC MAGLIULO Punahou 21:27.00 134 96 1214 RYAN NAKASONE 12 Pearl City High 21:31.50 135 236 MONIZ COLE Hpa 21:32.90 136 97 1180 PAT PATACSIL 11 Pac5 21:33.80 137 727 KAINOA CALISTRO-AL 11 Kamehameha Schools Oahu 21:37.10 138 98 169 RYAN ROBINSON 12 Hanalani High School 21:37.20 139 89 TAYLOR LEE Castle High School 21:37.50 140 99 779 DANIEL KIYABU 11 Kapolei High School 21:41.85 141 100 420 DAVID NGO 11 Kaimuki High School 21:42.45 142 230 VAN KIRK TYLER Hpa 21:42.80 143 101 421 KAI TAY 11 Kaimuki High School 21:44.15 144 102 174 MATTHEW UYEMATSU 11 Hanalani High School 21:45.40 145 908 RODALE TUMBAGA 12 Leilehua 21:46.55 146 103 1609 RAGILES WILLIAM Waipahu High School 21:55.20 147 104 1380 JAVEN NAKAMOTO Roosevelt High 21:59.35 148 105 1183 CAMERON OKAMOTO 11 Pac5 22:00.75 149 106 1405 THORNBURG DAVYN Saint Louis 22:01.60 150 107 157 SEAN LOUIE LAURENA 11 Farrington High School 22:03.25 151 352 LOGAN YAMAMOTO 11 Iolani 22:04.70 152 716 JEREMY MCMILLAN 12 Kamehameha Schools Oahu 22:05.40 153 717 EUGENE MONIZ 12 Kamehameha Schools Oahu 22:06.00 154 710 CHAZRICK FERREIRA 12 Kamehameha Schools Oahu 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1094 ANTHONY CHANG Moanalua High School 22:46.30 175 116 111 RILEY PERRY 12 Damien 22:47.30 176 117 1404 CHANG LEIGHTON Saint Louis 22:48.25 177 1921 SCOTT SAKIMA Punahou 22:48.95 178 1807 NICHOLAS OSANO Pacific Buddhist Academy 22:49.05 179 567 DYLAN ALIP 11 Kamehameha Schools Hawaii 22:50.45 180 975 CODY DRIVER Mililani High School 22:50.90 181 978 MICHAEL HOWARD Mililani High School 22:51.85 182 875 BRANDON JOHNSON 10 Lanakila Baptist 22:52.15 183 118 941 DANIEL KOBAYASHI 12 McKinley High School 22:53.80 184 119 172 CHARLES YAMASHIRO 12 Hanalani High School 22:54.30 185 120 105 JEREMY DELACRUZ 12 Damien
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    HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 47 THIRTY-FIRST LEGISLATURE, 2021 H.D. 1 STATE OF HAWAII IN HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION ENCOURAGING THE CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU TO PLAN FOR THE NECESSARY IMPROVEMENTS TO, AND REVITALIZATION OF, HANS L’ORANGE PARK. 1 WHEREAS, over time, Waipahu has evolved as a result of the 2 area’s economic mainstay, the Oahu Sugar Company; and 3 4 WHEREAS, the Oahu Sugar Company was established in 1897 and 5 was a major contributor to Waipahu’s growth and prosperity; and 6 7 WHEREAS, Waipahu is a classic example of a diverse sugar 8 plantation town; and 9 10 WHEREAS, as a primary source of employment, the plantation 11 attracted a mix of immigrant workers who formed a community of 12 various cultures, traditions, and lifestyles; and 13 14 WHEREAS, Hans L’Orange was an Oahu Sugar Company manager 15 who, in 1924, persuaded his superiors to authorize the use of 16 several acres of low-yielding sugar cane land upon which to 17 build a recreation area for workers; and 18 19 WHEREAS, L’Orange believed that wholesome recreational and 20 social activities were the keys to happiness and health for the 21 plantation workers; and 22 23 WHEREAS, in 1972, this recreation area was renamed Hans 24 L’Orange Park; and 25 26 WHEREAS, as part of the Waipahu 2000 Plan, a “passive park” 27 area that would retain most of the mature trees was incorporated 28 into Hans L’Orange Park allowing for the expansion of the 29 baseball field at the Hans L’Orange Park for professional-level 30 use; and 2021—2346 HCR47 HD1 1-IMSO Page2 H.C.R.
  • Helping Geraldo Board President Geraldo, Age 76, Moved to Hawaii in 2019 from Alaska

    Helping Geraldo Board President Geraldo, Age 76, Moved to Hawaii in 2019 from Alaska

    Waikiki Health Pharmacy PEOPLE CARE offers delivery service. Volume XXVIII • 2021 A Message from the Helping Geraldo Board President Geraldo, age 76, moved to Hawaii in 2019 from Alaska. Originally from Colombia, By Edward Springer, he said, “when I got to Hawaii, I remember Board President, thinking that this is the most beautiful place Waikiki Health on earth. I stayed in a hostel for a few months, found a job cleaning gyms and was looking The Waikiki Health forward to a new start and an exciting future. Board of Directors did not When COVID-19 hit the Islands, I lost my want 2020 to pass without recognizing you, job and my money was running out. I had our donors. As we start 2021, there is hope Geraldo, former Next Step Shelter resident the harsh realization that I was going to be on the horizon —we and everyone in our homeless. I put the few things I had in storage and packed a small bag with some community, are being vaccinated against essential items and left the hostel. This was a very scary time for me. I hardly slept COVID-19. Hopefully, by later this year, because I was afraid of getting robbed, and my health was becoming a concern. To our lives will return to normalcy. But first kill time, I walked around the hotels. Some hotel workers would ask if I was staying we want to acknowledge the end of 2020 by there and then ask me to leave the property. The bus was a nice relief but if I tried to saying THANK YOU! close my eyes to get some rest, I was asked to exit the bus.
  • School Colors

    School Colors

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