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The Baldwin High School boys soccer team got back-to-back goals in the first half to defeat a scrappy Lahainaluna squad 2-1 Friday night at Keopuolani Park.

The Baldwin High School girls soccer team re-established itself atop the Maui Interscholastic League standings Wednesday with a dominating 5-1 victory over previously unbeaten King Kekaulike.

It was fitting that Baldwin junior Teva Eldridge received the game’s impact player award following his team’s 65-51 win over Waiakea Thursday at the Larry Manliguis Hilo High Holiday Classic.

The Kamehameha Schools Maui girls and boys soccer teams took advantage of gusting winds to swept Baldwin 2-0 and 3-1, respectively, Tuesday night at Kanaiaupuni Stadium.

Trailing 13-10 at halftime, Mililani head coach Rod York was done talking before he walked into the War Memorial Stadium locker room.

It appears that Maui’s youth baseball players who attended Kurt Suzuki’s baseball clinic last year made a memorable impression on the Maui-born, big-leaguer, just like he did in Washington, DC, during his brief stint with the Nationals.

Farrington High School running backs Abraham Silva and Tyler Taumua combined for 356 yards rushing and five touchdowns to lead Farrington over Leilehua, 52-26, Saturday night at Kaiser Stadium to earn the final Division I state tournament berth.

Kamehameha Schools Maui put up a dominating performance Saturday en route to successfully defending its Maui Interscholastic League Varsity Cheerleading Championship before a crowd of about 750 at Maui High School Gym.

The Hawaii High School Athletic Association’s Division I State Tournament Bracket has the Maui Interscholastic League champion hosting the loser of the Oahu Interscholastic Association’s Red Championship game between No. 1 Kahuku and No. 4 Mililani.

The halftime buzzer at War Memorial Stadium brought an abrupt halt to Baldwin High School’s homecoming celebration Saturday — before it even started.

Two former Maui Interscholastic League football all-stars, now playing at junior colleges in Northern California, returned to the field Saturday after stellar September debuts.

When it comes to special teams, this year’s Baldwin High School football team will be remembered as one of the best in school history.

Keelan Ewaliko’s other address is the red zone at War Memorial Stadium.

Baldwin High School quarterback Keelan Ewaliko scored the game-winning touchdown in overtime Saturday as the Bears answered the bell twice in the closing minutes to turnback upset-minded Lahainaluna, 20-17.

The annual gridiron rivalry between Baldwin and Lahainaluna high schools receives a boost beyond the football field each year, thanks to Times Supermarkets.

As shocking as it was to see Baldwin High School bear the wrath that was Lahainluna’s lopsided 32-0 first-round win on Sept. 7, it was only one game.

The only thing Baldwin High School quarterback Keelan Ewaliko didn’t do Friday night at War Memorial Stadium . . . was sell popcorn at halftime.

In the end, it was a block here, a kill there, and an error by Baldwin that allowed King Kekaulike to close out a see-saw, five-game match Tuesday night on the Bears’ home floor, 18-25, 25-18, 25-22, 17-25, 15-12.

On a night that the Baldwin High School football team appeared ordinary, it received an extra-special performance from Abraham Reinhardt when it needed it most.

Thanks to its stout defense, the value of a touchdown at Lahainaluna continues to increase — much like the confidence in its offense.