Hail to thee, O Wai‘anaeSet against the radiant sky.

From the beaches still and coolCome the breezes towards our school.

From the mountains to the oceanWe all stand with firm devotion.

Wai‘anae Alma MaterWai‘anae Alma Mater

Editor In ChiefCharlemaine Blue

EditorsJesa Mae Delos Reyes, Gary Domingo-Oka

Keani Malo, Mahea Nieto-Lopes, Monique Paogofie

AdvisersJohn Allen III, Bryson Armitage, Jason Britt, Bill Evangelista,

Curtis Furumoto, Na‘a Makekau, Michael Oconnor, Candy Suiso

Athletic DirectorGlenn Tokunaga

Searider New Tech Academy PrincipalKevin Matsuba

Wai‘anae High School PrincipalNelson Shigeta

Forward then, O Wai‘anaeWith your colors waving high. Led by both the red and blueWe will always fight for you.

Let our hearts be filled with spiritLove of wisdom, pride and honor.

Wai‘anae Alma MaterWai‘anae Alma Mater

ALMA MATER

SEARIDER SPORTS

GAME PREVIEWVSKapolei Hurricanes Wai‘anae Seariders

Last week’s match up for the Seariders was barely a challenge, as they annihilated the Waipahu Marauders. It took a while for the

offenses to warm up, as both teams were stuck at zero at the end of first quarter. Searider quarterback, Kekoa Kaluhiokalani, lit the flame, throwing the first touchdown pass of the game to running back Mahvan Tau; putting Wai‘anae in the lead 7-0. The fire spread as the Seariders turned up the heat both offensively and defensively, racking up 39 unanswered points while holding the Marauders to zero. The Seariders hope to keep the flame burning

as they face off against the 6th ranked Kapolei Hurricanes. Both teams will be looking for their sixth win on the season, but the Seariders intend on handing Kapolei their second loss. This is the last game of the regular season for the Seariders and it

also determines their seating in the playoffs. Although their spot in the playoffs is guaranteed, these Seariders won’t take this game lightly. “Going into this game is no different than a regular

season game. This is not the last game for us,” expressed senior linebacker Cameron Cardus-Hamp. Tonight is also “Senior Night” which means, do or

die for the Searider’s senior players. Many of who will hang up their cleats at the end of the season. “I’m really excited because this is our time to shine, so the win is very important to me because it’s my last homecoming and I want to leave on a good note,” said senior defensive back Jeremy Bermodez. Although homecoming on the home field has ended

in disappointment the last five years, the Seariders will do their best to hold it down for their city tonight and come out on top with the “W” for the “W”.

STANDING STRONG. The Searider defense shuts down the Waipahu Marauders offense. Wai‘anae won the game 39-0 . Photo by Jesa Delos Reyes

# PLAYER POS. HT. WT. GR.3 Koali Opunui DB4 Cameron Cardus-Hamp LB5 Joshua Searle DB7 Trensten Spragling RB8 Ronald Matautia LB9 Chade Wong DB10 Stanley Keama-Jacobe QB11 Ioane Kaluhiokalani QB14 Kekoa Kaluhiokalani QB15 Winston Kekahuna WR20 Joshua Jeremiah DB21 Niko Kala-Mahiai RB22 Salamanesa Taufi DB23 Stanton Spencer WR24 Chaz Bolig RB25 David Torres DB26 John Barbieto RB27 Brandon Canionero DB28 Jemery Willes RB29 Emil Muraoka RB30 Christian Dorwelo RB32 Christopher-Dukua Passi RB35 Jeremy Bermodez DB36 Chase Kuamoo-Vincent LB37 Christian Searle DB38 Vance Alvaro DB40 Justice Gomes LB41 Triston Wilbur RB42 Sheaven Ferreira-Delima DL43 Mahvan Tau RB44 Johnathan Rosa-Sinclair LB46 Nayton Kuresa DL48 Justice Jardine DL49 Timmy Hoopili RB50 Isaiah Agiga LB52 Kainalu Werner OL53 Austin Cabral-Siarot OL54 Jonathan Lasconia LB55 Joshua Rosa-Sinclair LB56 Saumi Faliuga OL58 Tyler Stone DL59 Shayne-Lopaka Reagan DL61 Conrado Asuncion OL63 Stansen Fonoti OL65 Kalalena Mauga OL66 Ulysses Saromines OL67 Shanson Valdez DL68 Maika Koko DL70 Senio Samisoni DL71 Sione Taukolo DL72 Kanai Villegas OL73 Isakara Sataraka OL76 Deon Carroll OL77 Augustino Samisoni OL80 Johnothan Napierala-Rose WR81 Nainoa Malaki WR82 Jalen Galon TE85 Pookela Noa-Nakamoto WR87 Iokepa Ili TE88 Vaaitino Atuatasi TE

5'11 165 125'9 180 12

5'11 175 125'10 150 115'9 185 115'7 160 12

5'10 150 116'1 180 116'1 190 126'1 130 11

5'11 160 125'6 150 115'9 165 11

5'10 160 115'6 145 125'9 145 115'7 140 115'7 165 12

5'10 165 125'4 130 125'5 190 125'7 200 11

5'10 165 125'8 200 125'9 155 125'6 150 125'6 170 12

5'10 205 116'1 260 125'9 210 12

5'11 185 116'0 220 116’0 190 125'5 200 126'0 175 11

5'10 190 125'9 230 125'8 185 126'1 165 115'9 215 12

5'11 220 115'9 220 116'0 240 126'1 310 126'2 280 11

5'11 245 115'9 210 116'0 250 116'2 290 12

5'11 215 116'0 250 12

5'10 330 125'9 305 126'1 350 10

5'11 155 115'11 160 116'2 200 116'0 160 126'2 210 116'2 210 12

Head Coach: Daniel MatsumotoAsst. Head Coach: Matt MurakawaAsst. Coaches: Anthony Sandobal, Kana Kawai, Faigata Lave, Dennis Kauwe, Ernest Sadamaru, Tovio Ahvan, Wadsley Abihai, Lia Atuatasi, Salele Tau, Kaleo Searle, Kimo Akiona, Sasae Paogofie, Robert Abad

# PLAYER POS. HT. WT. YR.2 Tristan Pebria RB 5’7 180 123 Joseph “Kepa” Kaina RB 5’6 160 114 Kaimana Bunker RB 5’8 170 125 Ronald “Ekolu” Young RB 510 180 116 Kazden “Mana” Reis RB 5’11 190 127 Alton “Panaewa” Julius QB/WR/DB 6’0 200 118 Aizon Kahana QB 5’10 160 12

10 Ty-Noah Williams QB/WR/DB 5’8 155 1011 Kekua Marumoto QB/WR/DB 5’10 160 1112 Daniel Magaoay WR 5’10 150 1213 Anthony Martinez WR 5’9 160 1214 Brandon Williams WR 5’8 180 1215 Koa Alvaro WR 5’9 150 1116 Donovan Kapuniai WR 6’2 170 1217 Ohaiali’i Bumanglang WR 5’9 160 1218 Robert Delenia WR 5’9 145 1119 Nicholas Awana WR 6’0 170 1220 Zanceston Espaniola DB 5’9 170 1221 Malik Smith DB 5’10 160 1122 Landis Lewis DB 5’9 160 1223 Jeffrey Garrett DB 5’10 155 1124 Paulo Bartley DB 5’10 180 1225 Christohper Pierce-Kerisiano DB 5’11 185 1226 Kaimi Kalaola DB 5’11 170 1227 Tristan Centeio DB 5’8 150 1128 Bryson Hughes DB 6’0 180 1130 Kai Watson DB 5’10 160 1131 Arielle Stoyanow K 5’2 125 1232 Keoni Taylor DB 5’7 145 1133 Iakona Meyers DB 5’10 180 1134 Kainoa Brown FB 6’0 230 1240 Alika Sene-Bailey LB/TE 6’3 215 1241 Moses Wiseman LB 6’1 210 1242 Konelio “Kone” Maluina LB/RB 5’9 195 1143 Kingston Fernandez LB/DE/TE 6’3 245 1244 Micah Paris LB/RB 5’11 220 1245 David “DJ” Liusa-Reynon LB/RB/DL 6’0 230 1250 Tahu Kealoha LB 5’10 190 1151 Randon Ruiz LB 6’3 190 1154 Dylan White LB 6’2 215 1255 Sam Naulu LB 5’10 230 1158 Christian Ahana DL 5’11 260 1259 Masi Tunoa DL 6’1 270 1265 Ronson Dayton DL 6’1 225 1166 Kaulana Hanawahine OL 5’11 260 1270 Octavio Nieves OL 5’8 230 1172 Zandon Ganibe OL 6’1 245 1173 Rob Fernandez OL 6’2 250 1175 Myles Uepa OL 6’7 265 1176 Toleafoa “Sean” Auwae OL 6’4 290 1277 Aaron Kapihe OL 6’2 260 1178 William “Amu” Auwae OL 6’5 275 1179 Pesi Savea OL 6’7 290 1190 Keo Ponce K 5’10 155 1291 Aldo Ramirez K 5’6 145 1292 Shandy Hopeau K 5’4 120 1293 Nate Scott DL 6’4 240 1295 Paige Mahuka K 6’1 275 1296 Isaiah Alapai DL 6’1 275 1298 Kalani Vakameilalo DL 6’4 290 1290 Marshall Urrutia DL 5’8 230 12

Levi Castanare QB 5’9 170 12Giovanni Dadiel LB/TE 6’1 190 11Deyshon Slade DL 6’1 210 10Stephen Scott DL 6’3 260 10

Kapolei Hurricanes Wai‘anae Seariders

VARSITY ROSTER

Head Coach: Darren Hernandez

# Player Pos. Gr.3 Royce Carrick4 Jayven Towne5 Sheldon Bailey7 Austin Keliinoi-Westbrook8 Jayven Gonsales9 Noah Kealoha

10 Ezkiah Moniz-Hopeau11 Jaen Ulu12 Koyo Penitani12 Michael Ganaban14 Garrison Ballesteros-Kalama14 Dayten Weber15 Jorell Pontes-Borge18 Brandon Hattori20 Jurick Valdez21 Alexander Quijano22 Dayden Coyaso23 Mark New24 Mosiah Brame25 Kade Ambrocio26 Chad Kea27 Paxston Popa28 Elijah Brame29 Eti Lui29 Adam Stone30 Jacob Naosusuga31 Chavison Ani31 Blaise Gonsalves32 Demetri Tiumalu33 Nicholas Keliikoa35 Alena Pahinui35 Shayden Medeiros36 Johansen Smith 37 Dylan Liborio-Malasig38 Aina Townsend39 Jory Mahuka40 Joey Nuuanu-Kuhiiki41 Chanson Akiona42 Marion Manuma43 Calvin Kekahuna43 Kaikea Barreto44 Caleb Cardus46 Corey Jones47 Rodnam Poah48 Rudy Jay Keopuhiwa49 Dalton Rajkowski50 DJ Roberts52 Charles Mamala53 Ikona Kaapana54 Cael Whitney55 John Kapua Vi56 John McFall58 Josiah VIliamu59 Justin Kikila60 Joey Soriano-Kikila61 Samuel Shimabakuro62 Jonathan Naeole-Casuga63 Jonah Maga64 Levi Jenks65 Alafale Lave65 Theodore Mahiai66 Micah Tucay67 Brayden Tapeni67 Nawailohi Pascua68 Edwin Dorwelo70 Zackary Fountain71 Jonovan Iriarte72 Kody Rosa73 Kaipo Keohuhu-Paaluhi75 Dylan Carroll76 Eddie Leiato77 Sani Young80 Donovan Torres81 John Ganer82 Jeruselem Tootoo83 Teronica Amani85 Tamalei Foster87 Jordan Marquez-Pacapac88 Dominic Saensombat90 Keonaona Lindsey91 Solofua Grey92 Micah Atuatasi93 Faletoa Ailua

DB 10RB 9DB 10RB 10LB 9LB 10DB 10QB 9LB 10DB 9DB 10DB 9QB 9TE 10RB 10DB 10WR 9DB 10DB 10RB 9LB 10LB 10RB 9RB 9DB 9RB 10DB 9RB 10RB 10RB 9DB 9DB 9RB 10DL 9RB 10RB 9DL 10DL 10DL 10LB 9DL 9LB 10DL 9LB 9DL 9DB 9LB 9LB 10LB 10LB 9DL 10DL 9LB 9DL 10OL 10OL 10OL 10OL 9OL 10OL 10OL 10OL 9OL 9OL 9OL 9OL 10OL 9OL 9OL 10OL 9OL 9OL 9WR 9WR 9WR 9TE 10TE 9TE 10DL 9DL 10DL 9DL 9DL 9

Head Coach: Walter Young

Asst. Head Coach: Ryan

Lancaster

Asst. Coaches: Sam Bailey,

Joe Abell, Danny Young, James

Young, Kainoa Evangelista,

Dallas Pali, Michael Keamo, Sam

Tapeni, Jack Tapeni Bronson

Young, Sonny Napierala, Keoni

Napierala

# PLAYER POS. GR.2 Ezra Savea WR/FS 93 Ryan Albright SB 94 Leonard Lee QB 95 Austin Adina SB 106 Mana Naki SS 97 Jay Mina QB 108 Bryson Mazo SB 99 Ezra Bright Rov/WR 9

10 Alexander Rafael QB 1011 Kaipo Libokmeto SB 1012 Jonathan Liana Rov 1013 Brennan Villacrusis SB 1014 Jaymin Sorono SB 1015 Martin Franz SB 916 Travis Andrson DB 917 Makana Breault DB/K 1018 Maicah Uahinui SS 1019 Kyle Denena SS/Rov 1020 Kalani Lara-Segovia CB 921 Mateo Pilila’au CB 922 Bronson Hughes CB 923 Mykah Kuratani SB 1025 Shandon La’a FS 927 Treysen Caniete CB 1028 Cole Heanu WR/FS 1030 Kainoa Bardon RB/SB 1031 Landon Castanares LB 932 Austin Medeiros RB 933 LJ Esperas RB 934 Kana’I McKeanu RB/SB 940 David Williams LB 942 Allen Werner LB 944 Skyler Rezentes SS 1045 Kekoa Kaopuiki LB 950 Allen Fo’I LB 951 Adam Berg LB 954 Jaryn Kaite-Kailiuli LB 955 Solomon Coen LB 956 Jericho Kahooilihala LB 1058 Timothy Choi LB 1059 Dane Tuitama LB 964 Josiah Haywood CB 965 John Vallejo C/G 1066 Jonathan Kansana G 967 Isaac Alapai G 970 Keanu Ortiz G/T 1071 KDeven Kapuniai LB 1072 Akoni Kapihe T 973 Richard Angelo G/T 1074 Isaiah Kahalehoe DE 975 Pono Faafehi-Segovia DE 977 Adonijah Mamea DT 1078 Noah Mahelona C/T 979 Jordan Meheula T 980 Xavier Quiocho T 981 Dillon Pakele WR 982 Jeffery Keamo WR 1083 Kamakana Cunningham WR 1087 Luke Magaoay WR 1088 Terran Woods WR 1089 Jeremiah Sanchez WR 990 Aisake Naulu DE 991 Naly Ahsing-Pantastico DE 992 Aaron Fo’i DT 1076 Ikaika Bunker DE/G 994 Mana Nocino DT 1095 Lorenzen Panapa DE 1096 Saiona Faumuina DE 1097 Keoki Han DE 1098 Jacob Ramos DE 10

JUNIOR VARSITY ROSTERKapolei Hurricanes Wai‘anae Seariders

Being that this your last homecoming game, ex-plain how important the win of this game is to you.

This game means a lot to me. It’s important to me be-cause this is my last home-coming game playing for Wai‘anae.

How do you want to help your team push harder than usual during the game?

Motivate them in a way that I never did before. Make them feel confident in this game.

Who or what has stood out as a motivation for you the most throughout this sea-son? Why?

Throughout my season my parents/girlfriend stood out the most because whenever I felt discourage, they were the main ones who was there to rise me up.

Describe the impact that playing football has had on your life throughout these past four years playing.

It taught me how to do my best in everything I do and taught me how to handle problems outside of school.

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Running Back

2013 HOMECOMING ROYAL COURT CANDIDATES SNAPCHAT

Fresh. Escort: Keanu Downey-Kaopuiki

“I decided to participate because I wanted to make memories of my freshman

year.”

Fresh. Attendant: Maegan Hamilton“I decided to run for

homecoming because being a freshman, it’s a new school experience and I wanted to make as much memories as

possible.”

Soph. Attendant:Mallory Rhoads

“I decided to run for homecoming because I wanted to represent my

sophomore class of 2016. I also think it’s a great

experience or opportunity for anyone to be in.”

Soph. Escort: Lexus Gamurot Ching-Lareau

“I decided to run for homecoming because I thought it was a good opportunity and that it’s

something different.”

Junior Escort: Sebastian Henline“I decided to run for

escort because I thought it would be cool to wear

a tux in front of the whole school and community.”

Junior Attendant: Ceranatie Kapahu

“I decided to run for home-coming for my 2015 class, and I feel very excited and nervous because it’s my first time on homecoming

court.”

Senior Escort: FranklinGaliza

“Being in the court both freshmen and junior year motivated me to attend in this years homecoming

court.”

HC King: Angelo Dean-Bongo

“I decided to run for homecoming king be-

cause my family members have been doing it when they were in high school

and I just wanna keep that generation going.”

Senior Attendant: Kayla Kauwe

“I wanted to show that you didn’t have to be

someone popular to be a part of homecoming

court. Also because I was motivated to run after

loosing my junior year.”

#1 Queen: Cayshia Alapai

“I decided to run for homecoming queen

because I thought that I would represent my class

well & it would be an honor to win. Being in the top 3 is already a victory.”

HC Escort: Thomas Dupa“I decided to participate

for homecoming because I want to experience the process on being in the

court.”

#2 Queen: Briana Rosa-Sinclair

“I decided to run for homecoming queen

because it was my dream ever since a I went to my first homecoming queen and they look so pretty

an nicest.”

#3 Queen: Reynice Silva

“I decided to run for homecoming because it’s

been my dream, since I was a little girl, to be Homecoming Queen.”

HC Escort: Jesse Sceppe

“I decided to run for homecoming because it’s my last year and I wanted

to make ita memorable one.”

Why did you decide to run for Homecoming?

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Waipahu Marauders

Wai‘anae SearidersSeptember 20, 2013

JV Seariders 21 Marauders 6

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Wai‘anae SearidersSeptember 20, 2013

Varsity Seariders 39 Marauders 0

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***All start times are for JV games only. Varsity game to follow 30 minutes after the JV game concludes.

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