Headlines: Clara Oshima Places First In MHS Science Fair Junior Prom Bids Go on Sale Monday JV Wrestlers Cop Third in OIA, Varsity Tourney Begins Tonight Taikas Performing At UH Half Time Tonight at BMC Tiger Nine To Face Riders at McKinley Charminade College To Offer Summer National Science Training Program
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JV Quint Displays Finest OIA Score Card Following the ascending basketball trend, the junior cagers reversed last year’s 6-8 mark for their finest OIA season. Maryknoll, Moanalua, Aiea, Mililani, Mid-Pacific and Campbell fell to the JV Tigers, with only Damien edging McKinley by a bucket, for a 6-1 preseason score. Second-year Head Coach Alvin Tokuda emptied his bench as the Tiger Cubs romped over the Kahuku Red Raiders. Hit hard by the flu epidemic, the jayvees were overcome by their following three adversaries before squeaking past Roosevelt. The Cub cage team tallied 20 points in the final period to upset an undefeated 5-0 Kaimuki five. Although outscored 14-3, the jayvees held back a fourth quarter Kaiser rally to slip past the Cougars. Kailua scored an outrageous 28 points to defeat the junior Tigers. Castle slid past McKinley by a mere five points. After the Cubs lead 28-22 at the half, Kaimuki mounted an incredible 24 points to McKinley’s 15. The jayvees retaliated a previous first-round loss to Kalani and passed the Kaiser quintet before falling to the Roosevelt cagers. The season ended on a winning note over Farrington, dealing the JV cagers an impressive eight win and six loss record.
Headlines: Senior Girl Captures First Place In Neighbor Isle Speech Tourney Sophomore Class Day Scheduled For March 5 Seniors May Mail In Graduation Orders Sophomores Working on Class Day Newspaper Tigers Place Second in State - Lose to Puns, 2-0 Tiger Golfers Lose To Castle Knights, Face Roosevelt Seven Sierras Hike to Koolaus During President's Day Weekend