Monday, December 6, 2010
Final Cardinal / Warrior Classic
The Final Cardinal/Warrior Classic game took place last Saturday Dec. 4th the St. Joseph Cardinals played against the other host of the classic, Waiakea High School Warrior. The warriors were strong in the first half of the game but we came out stronger at the last half of the game. SJS beat WHS 56-52. Kamehameha took first place championship at the classic, LahinaLuna took second place and SJS took 3rd place
Thursday, December 2, 2010
GO! FIGHT! WIN!
When I saw go you say fight… GO! FIGHT! GO! FIGHT! GO GO! FIGHT FIGHT! GO FIGHt!!!! And that’s exactly what the SJS cardinals boys basketball team did while taking on Saint Francis of Oahu. Cardinal Jo made her grand entrance having the cardinal nation up off their feet cheering, waving pom-poms and posters. Saint Francis with players ranging from 6ft and higher in height brought their skills, pushed, punched, elbowed to fight for the win. The Cardinals stood their grounds and didn’t let anyone push them around. Thomas Fairman standing at 6ft 5in and Aldyn Dalere standing at 5ft 6in both scored 10 points each leading the Cardinals to a victory of 43-40.
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
2010 Cardinal-Warrior Basketball Classic
Every year the St. Joseph basketball boys join up with the Waiakea basketball boys and have an annual basketball tournament called the Cardinal Warrior Classic. It usually happens during the first weekend in December. It's a 4 day long tournament. It takes place at the Afook Chinen Civic Auditorium and at the Waiakea High School gymnasium. This year it's going to be held on December 1-4.
There are many teams that compete in this tournament. However, you need to be invited you can't just register. Schools are invited from the Big Island, Oahu, and Maui. The teams who are competing at Waiakea Gym in the blue bracket are Kaiser, Honoka'a, Waiakea, Kohala, Pahoa, Kalani, Hilo, and Lahainaluna. Teams who are competing at the Civic in the red bracket are Kea'au, Kealakehe, Kamehameha, Hawaii Preparatory Academy, St. Joseph, St. Francis, Kalaheo, and Konawaena.
This is one of the biggest events of the school year not only for St. Joseph and Waiakea but all schools who participate in it. Every team gets balled up and conditioned for this tournament because they know it's a big deal. Last year we had around 3,000 people in the Civic for the entire 4 day tournament. We know for Hilo that's a huge gathering. So get geared up, bring a sign, and we'll see you down the Civic aka CARDINAL NATION on Wednesday night at 6:00 when St. Joseph will take on St. Francis!!!
There are many teams that compete in this tournament. However, you need to be invited you can't just register. Schools are invited from the Big Island, Oahu, and Maui. The teams who are competing at Waiakea Gym in the blue bracket are Kaiser, Honoka'a, Waiakea, Kohala, Pahoa, Kalani, Hilo, and Lahainaluna. Teams who are competing at the Civic in the red bracket are Kea'au, Kealakehe, Kamehameha, Hawaii Preparatory Academy, St. Joseph, St. Francis, Kalaheo, and Konawaena.
This is one of the biggest events of the school year not only for St. Joseph and Waiakea but all schools who participate in it. Every team gets balled up and conditioned for this tournament because they know it's a big deal. Last year we had around 3,000 people in the Civic for the entire 4 day tournament. We know for Hilo that's a huge gathering. So get geared up, bring a sign, and we'll see you down the Civic aka CARDINAL NATION on Wednesday night at 6:00 when St. Joseph will take on St. Francis!!!
Friday, September 10, 2010
Lady Cardinals whomp Daggers
by Matt
The St. Joseph High School "Lady Cardinals" neutralized the Pahoa High Daggers Wednesday night in an intense 5-set showdown. Junior Chynna Loeffler and Sophomore Haley Thorsen scored a combined total of 38 kills, 19 each. Senior Serena Wright came in with 12 kills. Junior libero Shae Mattos had 35 digs, and sophomore Georgia Pirie had assists in the mid 30s. In an intense game, the Cardinals dominated in the first set SCORE-SCORE, but were defeated twice in the second and fourth sets. In the 5th set, the Cardinals slammed Pahoa 15-SCORE giving St. Joseph their first season victory. The Cardinals play again Saturday Sep. 9 at Wainaku Gym against Christian Liberty Academy.
Soccer Conditioning
by Tinoue
Any boy or girl in the 9th-12th grade interested in playing soccer? Now's a great time to come out every Tuesday and Thursday from 4-6 for conditioning. Conditioning instruction will be given by the girls soccer coaches, Jason Nakayama and Linus Tavares. It is highly recommended to those who are not playing a fall sport.
Tuesdays we focus on cardio. We do sprinting drills, back peddles, jump rope, ball handling, and agility. Thursdays we focus on strength training. We work on building muscle and becoming strong in the core, legs, and arms. We do push-ups, sit-ups, 6 inches, squats, different jumping drills, balance and coordination drills, weight lifting, and a lot of stretching.
During September, there's practice twice a week. In October, we will start practicing 3 times a week. The conditioning practices are optional, but I strongly advise you to attend them. Once we hit November 7th... IT'S ON!!! Season begins and practice will be held 5 times a week after school. Conditioning is co-ed. Once the regular season starts, the boys will have to find their own coach. But come out and join anyway. It's fun and a great way to help get in shape!!!
Any boy or girl in the 9th-12th grade interested in playing soccer? Now's a great time to come out every Tuesday and Thursday from 4-6 for conditioning. Conditioning instruction will be given by the girls soccer coaches, Jason Nakayama and Linus Tavares. It is highly recommended to those who are not playing a fall sport.
Tuesdays we focus on cardio. We do sprinting drills, back peddles, jump rope, ball handling, and agility. Thursdays we focus on strength training. We work on building muscle and becoming strong in the core, legs, and arms. We do push-ups, sit-ups, 6 inches, squats, different jumping drills, balance and coordination drills, weight lifting, and a lot of stretching.
During September, there's practice twice a week. In October, we will start practicing 3 times a week. The conditioning practices are optional, but I strongly advise you to attend them. Once we hit November 7th... IT'S ON!!! Season begins and practice will be held 5 times a week after school. Conditioning is co-ed. Once the regular season starts, the boys will have to find their own coach. But come out and join anyway. It's fun and a great way to help get in shape!!!
Hilo High School Invitatinal Annual Bowling Tournament 2010
by Malia & Matt
Hilo High School Invitatinal Annual Bowling Tournament 2010
Action started early for the Cardinals as bowlers from around the state met at Hilo Lanes early Saturday morning.
The Cardinal girls, having an almost completely reconstructed team, did well playing against strong competitors.
The Cardinal boys team has been growing fame ever since their start four years ago.
Our team swept the tournament.
Dalton Kaitoku-Lucas, scoring a 573 in the morning session, won the title of third place. In the afternoon, with a score of 567, Kapono Bertilacci defeated his way into third place.
St. Joseph Senior Aldyn Dalere bypassed all the competition and won the tournament, scoring 642 in the morning session, with a high game of 232. He scored 556 In the afternoon portion, he got a major total of 556, which made his day's total become 1198. He was a bowling machine.
The whole team did exceptionally great and if you want to see the best bowling on the Big Island, go see these boys play.
Hilo High School Invitatinal Annual Bowling Tournament 2010
Action started early for the Cardinals as bowlers from around the state met at Hilo Lanes early Saturday morning.
The Cardinal girls, having an almost completely reconstructed team, did well playing against strong competitors.
The Cardinal boys team has been growing fame ever since their start four years ago.
Our team swept the tournament.
Dalton Kaitoku-Lucas, scoring a 573 in the morning session, won the title of third place. In the afternoon, with a score of 567, Kapono Bertilacci defeated his way into third place.
St. Joseph Senior Aldyn Dalere bypassed all the competition and won the tournament, scoring 642 in the morning session, with a high game of 232. He scored 556 In the afternoon portion, he got a major total of 556, which made his day's total become 1198. He was a bowling machine.
The whole team did exceptionally great and if you want to see the best bowling on the Big Island, go see these boys play.
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