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Students jam out to Ekolu during Mondayʻs assembly, the first of many team-building events at the fall spirit week, Sept. 14-19. This year, the student government agreed to focus on all-school unity for homecoming and moved the traditional clash of the classes to the spring spirit week.

Everyone wins without homecoming competition

By Alyssa Urayanza, feature writer
September 29, 2015
Sophomore Damon Martin runs the ball as Kealaula Keliikoa blocks Maui Highs Kainoa Davis at the Warrior homecoming game in Kanaiaupuni Stadium on September 19, 2015. The Sabers won, 9-0, in front of a spirited Kamehameha crowd.

Maui High defeats Warriors at homecoming

By Tre Cravalho, staff writer
September 21, 2015
Teachers and students pose for a group photo after the traditional flag football game, the Poi Bowl, on the quad during lunch. Tuesday was known as Sports Day, and students could wear sports jerseys to represent their favorite sports teams.

Teachers win Poi Bowl 2015, 14-0

By Kainoa Deguilmo, sports editor
September 17, 2015
The Homecoming game this year will take place on Saturday September 19 against Maui High at Kanaiaupuni Stadium. Carnival begins at 3, with the game to follow at 7 p.m. All alumni wlecome!

Homecoming questions, answered!

By Quinn Williams, feature editor
September 15, 2015
Homecoming week started with a boom as ʻEkolu, followed by Malino, performed Monday afternoon in the high school gym.

Homecoming week starts with Monday ‘blues’

By Gabrielle Constantino, staff writter
September 15, 2015
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