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Polynesian Football Hall of Fame Unveils Class of 2018 SECTION B VISIT SAMOA NEWS ONLINE @ SAMOANEWS.COM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2017 CLASSIFIEDS • CARTOONS • ALOHA BRIEFS & MORE ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ Polynesian Football Hall of Fame unveils C M Y K Class Of 2018 October 10, 2017 (Honolulu, include Herman HI) – The Polynesian Football Clark (Hawaiian ancestry), Hall of Fame unveiled its Class Ma’ake Kemoeatu (Tongan of 2018 today. Five Inductees Ancestry), Manu Tuiasosopo were selected from a list of 18 (Samoan ancestry) and Kimo Finalists. von Oelhoffen (Hawaiian This year’s inductees ancestry) as player inductees, and Bob Apisa (Samoan ancestry) as a contributor. “This year’s class repre- sents three Super Bowl Cham- pionships, two All-Americans, two College Football National Championships, and a member of the NFL’s Half Century Team,” said Jesse Sapolu, Poly- nesian Football Hall of Fame Co-Founder and Chairman. “Their accomplishments on and off the fi eld make each of them truly worthy of this recognition.” The Inductees were selected by the Polynesian Football Hall of Fame Selection Committee which includes Coaches Dick Tomey (Chairman), Ron McBride and Dick Vermeil, past NFLPA President and Inaugural Inductee Kevin Mawae, former NFL Player and Class of 2015 Inductee Ray Schoenke, ESPN Sports- caster Neil Everett, NFL player personnel legend Gil Brandt, NFL Network writer and com- mentator Steve Wyche, and Honolulu Sportscaster Robert Kekaula. The Class of 2018 will be honored during the Polyne- sian Football Hall of Fame Enshrinement Weekend to be C M held on January 19 & 20, 2018 Y K in Oahu, Hawai`i. The Polynesian Pro, Col- lege and High School Football Player of Year honorees will be announced later in the year. Inductees will also be rec- ognized at the inaugural Poly- nesian Bowl, a premier senior high school all-star football game featuring the world’s elite players of Polynesian heritage and other ancestries. For more information about the game, visit www.Polyne- sianBowl.com. Special thanks to Hawaiian Airlines, Hawai`i Tourism Authority, Hawai`i News Now, Hawai`i Building & Construc- tion Trades Council, NFL, Polynesian Cultural Center, (Continued on page 5) Page B2 samoa news, Thursday, October 12, 2017 OUR STORE IS NOW OPEN FROM MONDAY TO SATURDAY ONLY NU’UULI American Samoa Youth Futsal player Roy Ledoux in action against New Zealand during a game AUTO NATION of the OFC Youth Futsal Tournament 2017 at Bruce Pulman Park in Auckland, New Zealand on NU’UULI: (684) 699-7168 • FAX: (684) 699-7175 ursday, Oct. 5, 2017. [FFAS MEDIA/Brian Vitolio] Available in Store American Samoa futsal team draws with Samoa 2Ton Jack FFAS MEDIA/Brian Vitolio and are in the same boat with us, and tired from their morning Battery Taxi Sign The American Samoa futsal we both want to win a game.” game against Samoa. team earned its fi rst points of Walter Pati has emerged as However, the players dug the tournament following a 4-4 the team’s leading goal scorer deep inside and fought back tie in their fourth game of the with six to his name, followed with two straight goals, the fi rst competition on Friday, Oct. 6, by captain, Gabriel Taumua, by Joseph Choi, and the other 2017. With three points for a with three. on an own goal thanks to a full win and one point for a draw, AMERICAN SAMOA 4, Freeon Echo Fluid length toss by goalie MJ Dan- Comfort Zone Fan 16” American Samoa has one going SAMOA 4 ielson that was knocked into the We are now accepting Credit & Debit Cards. into their last game of the tour- Pati blasted the ball past back of the net by a Vanuatu MONDAY TO FRIDAY: 7:30AM-5:00PM SATURDAY :8:00AM-1:00PM nament against Tonga on Sat- the goalie to tie up the game player. Darryl Ulufale provided urday, October 7, 2017 (New 4-4 against Samoa with only their third goal, while Austin Zealand date and time) at 10 22 seconds left on the clock, a Kaleopa scored one on an assist Manua’s Inc. AM at Bruce Pulman Arena in last minute equalizer thanks to a from Taumua. Taumua com- Auckland, New Zealand. pass from Taumua in a free kick pleted American Samoa’s fi fth Employment Opportunity In its other games, they situation for American Samoa. goal with a PK in the last minute We are currently seeking the following: lost to Vanuatu 10-5 in their The score was Pati’s third of the game. second game on Oct. 6; lost to goal of the game, completing his NEW CALEDONIA 9, Manager, Supervisor and HR New Zealand 19-2 and New hat trick that helped American AMERICAN SAMOA 2 Caledonia 9-2 both on Oct. 5 Samoa earn their fi rst and only (OCT. 5) Qualification during the OFC Youth Futsal point so far of the tournament. It was a close game despite Tournament in Auckland, At one point in the game the fi nal score, with New Cale- -5 years of experience New Zealand.“There was a big Samoa had taken a 4-2 lead donia leading 4-2 by the end of -Computer literate change in the boys after playing against American Samoa, but the fi rst half. -Must be a US National/Citizen in their fi rst game against Taumua put them within one of Their technical ability the Solomon Islands,” said the lead with a free kick that just came through for them in the -Speak fluent in English & Samoan the team’s coach Tunoa Lui. went over the goal line before second half as they were won “Even though we lost by a lot the goalie gathered it back in his the majority of the possession If you are interested in applying. Please pick up of goals on the second day, by arms. Luckily the match offi - battle.Pati scored both goals for the third day they were comfort- cials saw the ball cross the goal American Samoa. an application at any of our 3 branches located able playing together and were line for the goal. NEW ZEALAND 19, AMER- in Malaeimi, Pago Pago or Tafuna. more cohesive.” “Our team VANUATU 10, AMERICAN ICAN SAMOA 2 (OCT. 5) For more information contact 699-5348. gained more confi dence in each SAMOA 5 American Samoa was over- game and showed it scoring in Vanuatu scored six unan- matched in this game, but did all of our contests,” the coach swered goals in American score their fi rst goals of the said. “We are not taking Tonga Samoa’s second game of the tournament thanks to a brace FOR SALE! lightly, they have a tough team day as they started off lethargic from Pati, one in each half. Henry Milo Tiatia MD Sports 80” Stealth Air EastPoint Sports of American Samoa in Powered Hockey Table Table Tennis action against Vanuatu during a game of the $525.00 $495.00 OFC Youth Futsal Tour- nament 2017 at Bruce Inlaid LED electronic scoring The foldable table tennis Pulman Park in Auck- and stadium sound Dimensions: 108”L x 60”W x 30” Table Size: 80”L x 43.5”W” x 32”H land, New Zealand on ursday, Oct. 6, 2017. [FFAS MEDIA/Brian Vitolio] FREE DELIVERY FOR MORE INFO, PLEASE CALL SAMOA MARKETING AT 699-5151 samoa news, Thursday, October 12, 2017 Page B3 Watching teammates from sideline painful for Raiders QB Carr ALAMEDA, Calif. (AP) — passing as the offense struggled As painful as a broken bone for a third straight week after in his back may have been for scoring 71 points the fi rst two Oakland Raiders quarterback games. Derek Carr, being forced to sit “We just have to be effi - and watch his teammates play cient,” Carr said. “I’m sitting caused perhaps as much hurt. there watching the game, when Carr got hurt in Denver on you watch it from the sideline Oct. 1 and immediately apolo- it’s really hard. To sit there and gized to coach Jack Del Rio see certain looks and see things for missing time. But now after going on with all those kind of sitting out last week against things. I think that if we can just Baltimore when Oakland (2-3) be effi cient, and each man has lost its third straight game, Carr to do their job.” is on target to return Sunday The one aspect of the offense when the Raiders host the Los that has been missing most has Angeles Chargers (1-4). been receiver Amari Cooper, “I felt bad because I care so who has been held to four much about this team and this catches for 23 yards the past organization that even though I three games. had a broken back I still felt bad Cooper topped 1,000 yards that I couldn’t be out there to receiving in each of his fi rst two help because as you guys know, seasons but has been missing in I sat there for two games last action this year either because year and had to watch knowing of dropped passes, bad throws Walter Pati of American Samoa celebrates a er scoring a goal against New Caledonia during a there’s nothing I could do to or quarterbacks not targeting game of the OFC Youth Futsal Tournament 2017 at Bruce Pulman Park in Auckland, New Zealand help,” Carr said. “It is a lonely him when he’s open. on ursday, Oct. 5, 2017. [FFAS MEDIA/Brian Vitolio] feeling. It hurts because I see “I think everyone on our the sacrifi ce all my teammates team is a little frustrated at make and I just want to be out something,” Carr said.
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