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Freshman Kaitlyn Miranda drives through the defense during a game against Hawaii Preparatory Academy earlier this year. As an athlete, Miranda has suffered multiple concussions but says she has received strong support from the school throughout her recovery.

Concussion rates in Hawaii stabilize

Anna Casupang, Social Media Editor
March 13, 2025

Sacred Hearts Academy freshman Kaitlyn Miranda sprinted for the rebound, battling for control of the basketball–until a sudden crash sent her head hitting...

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Earlier this year, the Sacred Hearts Academy varsity volleyball team competed in the 20th Annual Bucs Bash tournament in San Diego, showcasing their skill and determination. The all-girls team finished with a 6-1 record and secured second place in the highly competitive Gold Bracket.

Spike for Second: Academy’s volleyball team soars in San Diego Tournament

Dylen Lum-Ho, Staff Reporter
March 12, 2025

Earlier this year, the Sacred Hearts Academy varsity volleyball team competed in the 20th Annual Bucs Bash tournament in San Diego, showcasing their skill...

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Hawaii Baptist Academy (HBA) junior Lauren Okuda, wearing the gray helmet, skillfully weaves through defenders during a scrimmage at Pearl City High School last weekend. The play ends as a defender pulls her flag, marking the moment in the fast-paced matchup. HBA has teamed up with Sacred Hearts Academy, and the scrimmage is part of preparations for the historic season as the sport gains official recognition in high school athletics. Players and coaches express excitement about the opportunity to compete and build a foundation for future teams. Athletes say the season represents a significant step in expanding opportunities for female athletes, generating enthusiasm among schools and communities.

ACTION PHOTO – Lancers gear up for inaugural girls flag football season

Mia Lagapa, Staff Reporter
March 9, 2025

To read more about girls flag football, find the story here.

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Hawaii Baptist Academy (HBA) junior Lauren Okuda, wearing the gray helmet, skillfully weaves through defenders during a scrimmage at Pearl City High School last weekend. The play ends as a defender pulls her flag, marking the moment in the fast-paced matchup.

Lancers gear up for inaugural girls flag football season

Mahina Monsarrat-Ohelo, Sports Editor
March 1, 2025

A long silence fell over the field as Sacred Hearts Academy freshman Kuuleialohilani Martin adjusts her stance, her heart pounding with anticipation. She...

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Eden Soxpollard  enjoys her Senior Night at Punahou School.

Celebrating Academy swim team seniors

Sara Kea, Staff Reporter
February 26, 2025

The Sacred Hearts Academy swim team wrapped up the season honoring senior members Eden Soxpollard and Aureanna Vendiola.  Soxpollard, who has been...

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The Sacred Hearts Academy paddling crew celebrates their seniors, as they finish this season with smiles on their faces. Senior Mahina Monsarrat-Ohelo recalls her loving memories and four years paddling for the school. All photos by Joy Gora-Aina.

Paddling through the finish line

Joy Gora-Aina, Staff Reporter
February 7, 2025

The journey of a senior paddler is one of dedication, resilience and camaraderie, forged through countless early morning practices and intense races. As...

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Wrapping up the wrestling season with Academy junior Lillian Kaleikini-Thompson (left). Photo courtesy of Kaleikini-Thompson.

Wrestling: Competing and defeating

Kyrie Eleis Craig, Staff Reporter
February 3, 2025

The PAC-5 wrestling team is dedicated to improving their skills, staying disciplined and competing at a high level. It all starts with time on the mat. PAC-5...

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Setter from Hemolele 16/17s at Transpac playing to win in Gold bracket.

Serving up excitement: Oahu’s first big volleyball tournament of the year

Taylor Kaahanui, Staff Reporter
January 22, 2025

In January, volleyball players across the islands prepare for the biggest tournament hosted in Hawaii. The Transpacific Volleyball Tournament is held...

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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. Even though this team had a lot of ups and downs...

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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, winning 10 games this Division II Catholic Schools...

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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 her pony tail tucked into her helmet, Wong looks...

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PAC-5 varsity Division II soccer team smiling through the blood, sweat and tears of their hard work. They boast a trophy as state champions for the third year in a row. Photo courtesy of Dowda-Gates.

Wolfpack soccer completes a three-peat

Gennellea Amasol, Staff Reporter
March 7, 2024

“As soon as my teammate scored the final (penalty kick) to make us three-time Division II state champions, I was overwhelmed with joy and relief,”...

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Sacred Heart Academy seniors hold their paddles tight in the waters of Magic Island. (From Left to Right) Senior Veda Gang, Anna Pinkerton, Madison Iwashita, and Charli Omura. Photo courtesy to Mahina Monsarrat Ohelo.

Senior paddlers navigate their final season

Mahina Monsarrat-Ohelo, Staff Reporter
February 20, 2024

Whether it be on the court or out in the sea, many would agree that Sacred Heart Academy student athletes show their strength. And as the Interscholastic...

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Seniors Amber Wolfe, Kana Barlag and Daphne Ibrao celebrate National Letter of Intent (NLI) Day at the Elks Lodge in Waikiki. They committed to sports programs at their colleges of choice. Photo courtesy of the Ibrao Family.

Ready, set, go

Danielle Woo, Staff Reporter
February 20, 2024

The second semester is the busiest time for seniors who are preparing for college. Seniors Kana Barlag and Malaika Ssebayiteko knew from the start that...

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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. Wong played defensive back and wide receiver. 

"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.

PORTRAIT PHOTO – Wong makes history as first Lancer football athlete

February 14, 2024

To read more, find the full article here.

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