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A'otau Laufali SECTION B VISIT SAMOA NEWS ONLINE @ SAMOANEWS.COM TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 2018 CLASSIFIEDS • CARTOONS • ALOHA BRIEFS & MORE ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ A’otau laufali - referees - mo ta’aloga a le JPS - Amerika Samoa & Hawaii tusia: Leua Aiono Frost latou o lo’o avea ma Faia’oga tomai, o tulafono, o aiaiga fo’i na ua agava’a mo le fa’atautaiga lama a le Pac10 ma le Pac12, ae C M O Mati 23-25, 2018 na masi’i i ‘au ta’a’alo i le Basketball, o le fa’atautaiga o ta’aloga o o ta’aloga fa’atauva a le JPS. o nisi e o mai i le Mount West, o Y K ai le vasega o Laufali e to’afa Volley Ball ma le Football aotelega i le Polokalama JPS. “Ua fiafia i matou, e si’itia i latou na sa faia a’oga i totonu mai Amerika Samoa i le a’oga ona sailia o latou tusi pasi e O le to’afa mai Amerika fo’i le iloa e fa’atautaia ai o potu a’oga, ma a’oga fo’i i fa’apitoa sa faia mo Laufali ua fa’amaonia ai kosi o lo’o auai ai Samoa: Fa’afetai Teofilo, ta’aloga a le fanau, aua o lo’o luga o le malae,” o se tala lea a aofia i le Polokalama a le JPS mo le fa’alauteleina o le tomai i Vaovasa Siu, Valusia Talataina tima’ia lava ia faia faaiuga tatau Talataina. i Hawaii ma le Iunaite Setete fa’atautaiga o taaloga a le fanau ma Tusi Suiaunoa. O i latou ma le tonu i so’o se taimi e “O nisi o ia sui sa fa’atautaia atoa ai ma Amerika Samoa nei. i lea polokalama. fo’i nei e mafaia ona laufaliina faia ai ta’aloga fa’atauva, po’o a’oa’oga nei e aofia ai Tony O le Polokalama a le JPS Ona o Hawai’i e fa’amautu ta’aloga a le fanau i le poloka- le a lava le ta’aloga, ae ia tonu Correce #99, Carl Cheffers o le o lo’o fa’atauva ai le fanau i ai le Polokalama lenei, o lea lama JPS. fa’aiuga e faia ai. O le i si mea, NFL, Chuck Stewart ua litaea a’oga mai le Elementary Level ua masi’i ai le vasega o lau- O i latou uma na filifilia o i latou na fa’atautaia matou mai le NFL. O nisi e to’atele se’ia o’o i A’oga Maualuluga fali nei i lea setete mo le latou mo nei koleniga ma a’oa’oga ta’aloga o sui uma lava o lo’o sa auai uma mo le fa’atautaiga ma Kolisi, ma e tatau fo’i ia i clinic e fefaasoaa’i mai ai fa’apitoa a le JPS, o i latou fo’i faigaluega i le NFL i le poloka- o matou a’oa’oga fa’apitoa fa’alaufali, o nisi o lo’o aofia i le vasega o faia’oga i ‘au ta’a’alo a Kolisi i le Pac 12, le ali’i o Frank Villa ma lana soa o Brad ma isi ua le maua suafa,” o se lipoti lea i sui na fa’atautaia a’oa’oga. Na toe taliu mai i latou i le malaga a le Hawaiian Air i le afiafi o le aso Gafua. I le latiu masi’i atu i fafo sa fa’ailoa mai na totogia atoa e le polokalama o le JPS fa’atasi ai ma le latou alauni mo le malaga, ma le nonofo ai fo’i i Hawaii. E le gata i lea, ae sa fesaosoani malosi fo’i le CEO o le JPS i Hawaii mo le au malaga, le susuga lea Robert Faleafine. Na mae’a fa’ailoa mai ia i latou nei e to’afa, ua fa’aitiitia le totogi o le a’oga fa’apitoa lea mo sui nei mai Amerika Samoa, ona o le naunau o le susuga Matt Sunstine, CEO o le a’oga lea fa’alaufali, ina ia mafai ona auai atu ai i latou uma e to’afa. O le to’atele o le vasega o Laufalia sa auai mo le a’oga fa’apitoa lenei, e alaala ma galulue i Hawaii i le poloka- lama a le JPS. Ua aofia fa’atasi ai fo’i ma sui mai Amerika ma Ausetalia. O le atoa lea o le 14 tausaga talu ona amatalia le poloka- lama JPS, peita’i o lea fa’ato’a C M fa’atautaia lea o le Polokalama Y K A’oga fa’apitoa mo Laufali. O ituaiga a’oa’oga sa fa’atautaia i totonu o potu a’oga, sa fa’amatala auiliilia ai le fa’atautaiga o ta’aloga i le Basketball, Volley Ball, Foot- ball ma le Soccer. O tulafono po’o ni suiga fo’i o tulafono ua faia a’i ta’algoa, ma isi mea uma fa’apena ina ia nofouta i ai le fa’amasinoina ma le laufaliina o ta’aloga ta’itasi. O le tele o laufali uma sa auai o le vasega o laufali e fa’atautaia ta’aloga a le vasega 7 -8 i a’oga tulaga muamua. I le aso lona lua o le a’oa’oga fa’apitoa na fa’ato’a fa’ata’ita’ia ai ona fa’atautaia ta’aloga i le Aloha Stadium. “O le toe aso na faia ai fo’i (Continued on page B6) Page B2 samoa news, Tuesday, April 3, 2018 (Courtesy Photos) Cleveland Cavaliers’ Kevin Love (0) tries to drive past Dallas Mavericks’ Dwight Powell (7) during the first half of an NBA basketball game in Cleveland, Sunday, April 1, 2018. (AP Photo/Phil Long) LeBron, Cavs struggle before beating Mavericks 98-87 season, a credit to his durability and dedication. By TOM WITHERS, AP Sports Writer “He’s another guy that’s just so extremely metic- CLEVELAND (AP) — LeBron James strug- ulous with his approach,” coach Rick Carlisle gled before extending his record double-digit said. “He changed his diet about 12 years ago or scoring streak to 868 games and the Cleveland 13 years ago and went to very specific kinds of Cavaliers had a rough time with Dallas before foods. Drinking a lot of water. There’s a level of putting away the lottery-bound Mavericks 98-87 consistency there that is amazing.” ... Signed G on Sunday night. Aaron Harrison for the remainder of the season. James, who broke Michael Jordan’s NBA He originally signed a 10-day contract on March mark for consecutive games with at least 10 22. ... G J.J. Barea (personal reasons) missed his points on Friday night, didn’t reach 10 until 7:59 fourth straight game. remained. He finished just 5 of 21 from the field Cavaliers: Coach Tyronn Lue attended the but made a pair of 3-pointers as the Cavs finally game but again stayed behind the scenes during pulled away with a 15-2 run in the fourth quarter. his medical absence. ... F Kyle Korver remains James had 16 points, 13 rebounds and 12 sidelined with a sore right foot. Korver recently assists, his 17th triple-double this season and No. rejoined the team after attending his younger 72 of his career. brother’s funeral, but he’s still not completely Cleveland has withstood numerous injuries healthy and the Cavs want him to be as close to and won eight of nine, and the Cavs continue to 100 percent as possible for the playoffs. ... Asso- hold onto the No. 3 spot in the Eastern Confer- ciate coach Larry Drew acknowledged the Cavs ence with five games left. are “a different team” when Tristan Thompson is Harrison Barnes scored 30 points to lead playing “with a pit bull mentality.” Thompson, Dallas, which has dropped eight of nine. Dirk who missed several easy chances inside, appears Nowitzki scored nine points in possibly the to be as healthy as he’s been all season. He missed 39-year-old’s final career game in Cleveland. time with a severe calf injury and sprained ankle. The Cavs were in danger of sliding into fifth DIRK & LEBRON place behind Philadelphia and Indiana before Nowitzki and James are ranked sixth and sev- waking up in the fourth quarter. They trailed enth, respectively, on the NBA’s career scoring 81-79 before going on an 11-0 run that was list. And while they’re among the greatest players capped by a 3 from James, who spent part of of this generation, Carlisle says they resemble Saturday night on stage with pop superstar Justin players of yesteryear. Timberlake. “The thing you love to see is a guy like LeBron With guard George Hill sidelined with a James and a guy like Dirk that are new-age ath- sprained ankle, Jose Calderon started at point for letes from the standpoint of just an amazing the Cavaliers, whose players have missed 188 level of skill, commitment, all kind of stuff, but games due to injury and illness this season. old school in their approach and particularly old Cleveland came in 21-9 in Calderon’s starts, school in their appreciation for the Oscars and the but the Cavs were sluggish for most of the night Russells and the Chamberlains and the Wests and before their late burst. those kind of guys. That’s extremely special.” TIP-INS UP NEXT Mavericks: Nowitzki was questionable with Mavericks: Host Portland on Tuesday. an ankle issue but started his 76th game this Cavaliers: Host Toronto on Tuesday.
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