Warriors Remain Confident Going into Punahou Game
Last Friday’s football game against Saint Louis showed that there is still room for improvement for our Warriors. With many players out due to injury, both the offense and defense struggled against the second ranked St. Louis team. Despite the disappointing score, prior successes from pre-season wins provide hope in our ability to come forth later in the season.
After coming off of a dominant win against California team, Carson City, the Warriors looked to continue their undefeated preseason record. With this victory over Carson and two other preseason wins, we remain confident going into Saturday’s game against Punahou.
My name is Marc Holmberg, I’m a junior here at Kamehameha and have been attending since fourth grade. I was born and raised in the north shore in Waialua. I joined Ka Mōʻī because I was recommended for it, and it would be a unique trait to have when applying for college (I wasted away my first two years of high school and I want to use my junior and senior years to be as involved as possible). And my middle name is Stewart.
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