By No'eau Warner
By No'eau Warner
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He mahalo i nä
Wähine Änuenue
Synopsis: This relates to Rainbow Wähine volleyball and their weak WAC schedule.E Kauakükalahale ë, welina mai ke aloha.
Ma ka pö Pö'aono o këlä pule aku nei, mäka'ika'i a'ela nä känaka he 10,250 a 'oi iki a'e e 'ike i ka hahana o ka ho'okükü pöpö pa'ilima wahine ma waena o Hawai'i me kona hoapäonioni 'o Kanapola.
He hö'ailona ua heluna nei no ke ohohia a me ka mahalo nui i ka nui akamai o Po'oka'i Dave Shoji a me käna mau Wähine Änuenue i nei pä'ani he pöpö pa'ilima. 'Akahi nö a kau 'o Shoji i ia hano he lae'ula pöpö pa'ilima no 'Amelika a puni.
Ma lalo o Shoji i eo ai iä Hawai'i nä ho'okükü he 793 a i hä'ule ai he 146 wale nö, me ka lilo 'ana mai he 'ehä inoa moho NCAA iä Hawai'i (i nä MH '79, '82, '83, a '87 ho'i). A eia nö ke paio nei i lilo 'o Hawai'i 'o ia ka moho o ka makahiki 2002.
I loko nö na'e o ke eo 'ana o nä Wähine i ia pö iä Logan Tom a me Lë'ahi Hall, nähi 'öiwi hele loa, mau nö ke aloha a me ka mahalo i ke kälena nui palena 'ole o Kim Willoughby a me Lily Kahumoku, 'o ka heke o nä pua. Mali'a o eo iä Hawai'i ma Nü 'Olina ma këia hope koke iho.
'O ka mea 'äpiki, 'akahi nö a eo nëia mau Wähine (he 23-1), 'a'ole 'emo, lohea akula ka namunamu, "I hewa ho'i i ka näwaliwali o nä hui pöpö pa'ilima o ka WAC!" "E aho e ho'okükü me nä hui i 'oi a'e ka ikaika i 'ole e eo hou aku ma nä ho'okükü wae moho o ka NCAA."
A he 'i'o ko laila. He mea pono ka ho'okükü me nä kulanui nona nä hui 'eleu, e la'a 'o Kanapola, Kaleponi Hema, Kekaha Loa a me Nepalaka.
A he palupalu 'i'o nö nä hui pöpö pa'ilima WAC. Mai nö na'e a kani'uhü. Hiki ke ho'olilo 'ia këia "näwaliwali" i mea e 'oi a'e ai nä külana mäkaukau o ua mau Wähine Änuenue nei.
Penei ho'i kahi mana'o. Ke pä'ani hou 'o Hawai'i me nä hui hina wale, e la'a 'o Tekesa ma El Paso, Mekekiko Hema, Boise, a me Laiki, e ku'upau 'o Lily me Kim i ka päkï i ka pöpö i ka'a mai ke kemu mua iä Hawai'i, 'akahi i ka 'ole.
A pau, e lilo ka lua a me ke kolu o ke kemu i manawa e ho'oma'ama'a nui ai i ke pa'i ulele lele. He mea maopopo, hühewa ke ku'i 'ämana a nä kü pale, ke ho'olele aku 'o Kim i käna mau ahikao. Na Kim e a'o ka nui aku o nä Wähine i 'ï 'ia auane'i, e 'ole nä ahikao hü makani, pio ai te ahi a Logan me Lë'ahi mä.
A e lilo ho'i nei mau kemu WAC i wä no nä hänai, no Jennifer Carey a no Margaret Vakasausau, e ho'oma'ama'a nui ai i ka hänai wawe i nä kü waena, iä Maja Gustin me Lauren Duggins, a i ka hänai i hope i nä kü 'äkau, iä Susie Boogaard a me Nohea Tano.
Aia nö a wali ka 'ai i nä mea päkï, a laila e kü ho'okahi mai nä kumu paina lö'ihi o Loko, he alo a he alo, me ke älai 'ana mai iä Lily me Kim. 'O ia ka wä e 'ike 'i'o 'ia ai ka 'ai a ka Hawai'i a me ka Napoleona o Luikiana. A inä paha e küpiliki'i mai kahi ho'okükü, aia mau 'o Lily a me Kim ua mäkaukau.
Pëia kahi mana'o no nä ho'okükü o ka 'Ahahui 'Älapa Komohana, i 'ö'ili pulelo ka lima o ka hae moho o nä Wähine Änuenue o Mänoa.
E ho'ouna 'ia mai nä leka iä mäua,
'o ia ho'i 'o Laiana Wong a me Kekeha Solis
ma ka pahu leka uila ma lalo nei:
>> kwong@hawaii.edu
>> rsolis@hawaii.edu
a i 'ole ia, ma ke kelepona:
>> 956-2627 (Laiana)
>> 956-2624 (Kekeha)
This column is part of University of Hawai'i President
Evan Dobelle's Initiative for Achieving Native Hawaiian
Academic Excellence at UH Mänoa.
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Note: This version of the column is set in Unicode, which requires current Web-browser software (Netscape 7 or Internet Explorer 6 on most operating systems.) If the Hawaiian text below does not display properly, you may want to use the version coded for older browsers (above) instead.He mahalo i nā
Wāhine Ānuenue
Synopsis: This relates to Rainbow Wāhine volleyball and their weak WAC schedule.E Kauakūkalahale ē, welina mai ke aloha.
Ma ka pō Pō'aono o kēlā pule aku nei, māka'ika'i a'ela nā kānaka he 10,250 a 'oi iki a'e e 'ike i ka hahana o ka ho'okūkū pōpō pa'ilima wahine ma waena o Hawai'i me kona hoapāonioni 'o Kanapola.
He hō'ailona ua heluna nei no ke ohohia a me ka mahalo nui i ka nui akamai o Po'oka'i Dave Shoji a me kāna mau Wāhine Ānuenue i nei pā'ani he pōpō pa'ilima. 'Akahi nō a kau 'o Shoji i ia hano he lae'ula pōpō pa'ilima no 'Amelika a puni.
Ma lalo o Shoji i eo ai iā Hawai'i nā ho'okūkū he 793 a i hā'ule ai he 146 wale nō, me ka lilo 'ana mai he 'ehā inoa moho NCAA iā Hawai'i (i nā MH '79, '82, '83, a '87 ho'i). A eia nō ke paio nei i lilo 'o Hawai'i 'o ia ka moho o ka makahiki 2002.
I loko nō na'e o ke eo 'ana o nā Wāhine i ia pō iā Logan Tom a me Lē'ahi Hall, nāhi 'ōiwi hele loa, mau nō ke aloha a me ka mahalo i ke kālena nui palena 'ole o Kim Willoughby a me Lily Kahumoku, 'o ka heke o nā pua. Mali'a o eo iā Hawai'i ma Nū 'Olina ma kēia hope koke iho.
'O ka mea 'āpiki, 'akahi nō a eo nēia mau Wāhine (he 23-1), 'a'ole 'emo, lohea akula ka namunamu, "I hewa ho'i i ka nāwaliwali o nā hui pōpō pa'ilima o ka WAC!" "E aho e ho'okūkū me nā hui i 'oi a'e ka ikaika i 'ole e eo hou aku ma nā ho'okūkū wae moho o ka NCAA."
A he 'i'o ko laila. He mea pono ka ho'okūkū me nā kulanui nona nā hui 'eleu, e la'a 'o Kanapola, Kaleponi Hema, Kekaha Loa a me Nepalaka.
A he palupalu 'i'o nō nā hui pōpō pa'ilima WAC. Mai nō na'e a kani'uhū. Hiki ke ho'olilo 'ia kēia "nāwaliwali" i mea e 'oi a'e ai nā kūlana mākaukau o ua mau Wāhine Ānuenue nei.
Penei ho'i kahi mana'o. Ke pā'ani hou 'o Hawai'i me nā hui hina wale, e la'a 'o Tekesa ma El Paso, Mekekiko Hema, Boise, a me Laiki, e ku'upau 'o Lily me Kim i ka pākī i ka pōpō i ka'a mai ke kemu mua iā Hawai'i, 'akahi i ka 'ole.
A pau, e lilo ka lua a me ke kolu o ke kemu i manawa e ho'oma'ama'a nui ai i ke pa'i ulele lele. He mea maopopo, hūhewa ke ku'i 'āmana a nā kū pale, ke ho'olele aku 'o Kim i kāna mau ahikao. Na Kim e a'o ka nui aku o nā Wāhine i 'ī 'ia auane'i, e 'ole nā ahikao hū makani, pio ai te ahi a Logan me Lē'ahi mā.
A e lilo ho'i nei mau kemu WAC i wā no nā hānai, no Jennifer Carey a no Margaret Vakasausau, e ho'oma'ama'a nui ai i ka hānai wawe i nā kū waena, iā Maja Gustin me Lauren Duggins, a i ka hānai i hope i nā kū 'ākau, iā Susie Boogaard a me Nohea Tano.
Aia nō a wali ka 'ai i nā mea pākī, a laila e kū ho'okahi mai nā kumu paina lō'ihi o Loko, he alo a he alo, me ke ālai 'ana mai iā Lily me Kim. 'O ia ka wā e 'ike 'i'o 'ia ai ka 'ai a ka Hawai'i a me ka Napoleona o Luikiana. A inā paha e kūpiliki'i mai kahi ho'okūkū, aia mau 'o Lily a me Kim ua mākaukau.
Pēia kahi mana'o no nā ho'okūkū o ka 'Ahahui 'Ālapa Komohana, i 'ō'ili pulelo ka lima o ka hae moho o nā Wāhine Ānuenue o Mānoa.
E ho'ouna 'ia mai nā leka iā māua,
'o ia ho'i 'o Laiana Wong a me Kekeha Solis
ma ka pahu leka uila ma lalo nei:
>> kwong@hawaii.edu
>> rsolis@hawaii.edu
a i 'ole ia, ma ke kelepona:
>> 956-2627 (Laiana)
>> 956-2624 (Kekeha)
This column is part of University of Hawai'i President
Evan Dobelle's Initiative for Achieving Native Hawaiian
Academic Excellence at UH Mānoa.
