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Sacred Hearts Academy  |   Honolulu, Hawaii

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Sacred Hearts Academy  |   Honolulu, Hawaii

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115 Years of Gold and White
Corilee Harbottle, Staff Reporter • November 18, 2024

This year, Sacred Hearts Academy celebrated 115 years of all-girls Catholic education. From balloons...

Faculty member and head coordinator of our school blood drives Laura Housman with juniors Elora Spetlz and Tyler Beissel. They attended a workshop with the Blood Bank of Hawaii at the start of the school year.
Students donating to save lives
Taylor Kaahanui, Staff Reporter • November 15, 2024

At the start of the school year, science teacher Laura Housman and junior Elora Speltz visited the Blood...

Club members pose during a beach cleanup in 2021. This year, the club will host similar activities.
Students help the environment from ‘Mauka to Makai’
Kyrie Eleis Craig, Staff Reporter • November 15, 2024

In continuing our Club Captures series, staff reporter Kyrie Craig shares her experience learning more...

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Crusaders defeat warriors, 37-7
Crusaders defeat warriors, 37-7
Joy Gora-Aina, Staff Reporter • November 1, 2024

The Saint Louis Crusader varsity football team plays Kamehameha Warriors, and they take the win, 37-7....

Sacred Hearts Academy’s  Lower School basketball team remains undefeated, winning 10 games this division II Catholic Schools League (CSL) season.
Lower School’s basketball team remains undefeated
Keira Wheeler, Features Editor • April 3, 2024

For the second year in a row, Sacred Hearts Academy’s Lower School basketball team remains undefeated,...

This year, senior Jenica Wong became the first student from Sacred Hearts Academy to play football. She represents the all-girls Catholic school on PAC-5's football team. Her coaches say she is treated the same as the boys and that her dedication and hard work earned her playing time. 

"The first actual game I played…we were versing Saint Louis School (SLS) and up by 10 points,” she said. “Toward the end of the game, the special team’s coach grabbed me by the collar and told me, ‘hit somebody,’ and I went with that in mind.” 

While she didn’t make any plays that day, PAC-5 won the game against SLS, with a score of 10-0.

“This was not only a win for PAC-5 but for the stigma that ‘girls don't belong’ or ‘girls can't play,’” the 17-year-old said about the October game.
Wong makes history as first Lancer football athlete
Chelstine Tavares, Staff Reporter • March 14, 2024

Senior Jenica Wong squares up at the 30-yard-line. With sweat beading down the back of her neck and...

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Aspiring Veterinarian: Tortoise Walk and Talk
Gennellea Amasol, Staff Reporter • October 28, 2024
Ka Leo Konvos: Gaza with Gimber
KA LEO KONVOS: Gaza with Gimber
Kaiulani Ferrer March 6, 2024
KA LEO KONVOS: Draft Day
KA LEO KONVOS: Draft Day
Samantha Europa, Staff Reporter • January 24, 2023
Aspiring Veterinarian: Tortoise Walk and Talk
Gennellea Amasol, Staff Reporter • October 28, 2024

At my house, it’s not uncommon to find red heads and sulcata tortoises roaming the yard and eating hibiscus flowers. Inside, tanks filled with...

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